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"Don't Patronize Us Ambassador": India's UN Envoy On Tweet Over Ukraine
India's Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador TS Tirumurti has told the Ambassador of the Netherlands to the UK that "Kindly don't patronise us," New Delhi "knows what to do" when the Dutch envoy said India should not have abstained.
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Tata Steel Workers At Dutch Plant Vote To Strike
Tata plans to cut about 1,000 jobs in the Netherlands
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European Union Elections Kick Off As Polls Open In Britain, Netherlands
Polls opened in the Netherlands on Thursday for European Parliament elections, launching four days of voting across the EU in which populists hope to make big gains.
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Dutch MPs Approve Partial Ban On Burqa Wearing In Public
Dutch MPs on Tuesday voted by a large majority to approve a ban on wearing the full-face burqa in some public places such as schools and hospitals.
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Aleksander Ceferin Elected As New UEFA President
Aleksander Ceferin beat Dutch football association chief Michael van Praag by 42 votes to 13 in the first round of voting after promising 'bold' moves and an end to 'intrigues', as the 55-member European body faces challenges over its flagship Champions League
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Dutch Far-Right MP Geert Wilders Calls For Referendum On European Union
Dutch anti-Islam MP Geert Wilders on Friday called for the Netherlands to hold a referendum on whether to leave in the EU shortly after British media said the UK had voted for a Brexit.
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Banks Warn Of Difficult Trading Conditions Around Brexit Vote
Dutch bank ING and France's Societe Generale have written to clients to warn them of difficult trading conditions in financial markets and large gaps in pricing of assets when Britain votes next week on European Union membership.
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Ukraine Says It Will Push Towards EU Despite Rejection By Dutch Voters
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said today his country will continue moving towards the European Union despite a resounding rejection by Dutch voters of a treaty on closer ties between the European body and Ukraine.
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World Football Mourns Death of Dutch Master Johan Cruyff
Johan Cruyff, one of football's greatest players and most influential and visionary coaches, died aged 68 last Thursday after a five-month battle with lung cancer.
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Dutch, Belgians 'Paid Votes Broker' in FIFA Bid: Report
The combined bid to bring football's world showcase to the Lowlands ultimately failed, but the payment to the Guinean votes broker, named as Amadou Diallo went through, the daily De Volkskrant said.
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MH17 Families Plan Dutch Memorial for Victims
The families who lost loved ones in the shooting down of flight MH17 Saturday began voting on where to build a national memorial in the Netherlands to honour the dead.
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Dutch PM Mark Rutte Appeals to Vladimir Putin Ahead of MH17 Tribunal Vote at UN
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Wednesday made an "urgent" appeal to Russian President Vladimir Putin not to veto a UN Security Council resolution to try those who shot down flight MH17 over Ukraine.
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UEFA Rules Out FIFA Congress and Election Boycott: Dutch Federation President Van Praag
UEFA member Israel needs the European body's backing to avoid a Palestinian bid to have them expelled from FIFA which could be voted on during the congress.
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All Eyes on Belgium's Separatists in Key May Vote
Language-divided Belgium heads for elections May 25 with its Dutch-speaking separatists expected to top the vote, raising fears of a remake of the 2010-2011 mayhem that left the nation without a government for 541 days.
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Stinking colleagues biggest office irritant: survey
So, what irritates you most at workplace? Colleagues who smell of sweat have been voted the number one irritant at workplace, according to a new Dutch survey.
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"Don't Patronize Us Ambassador": India's UN Envoy On Tweet Over Ukraine
India's Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador TS Tirumurti has told the Ambassador of the Netherlands to the UK that "Kindly don't patronise us," New Delhi "knows what to do" when the Dutch envoy said India should not have abstained.
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Tata Steel Workers At Dutch Plant Vote To Strike
Tata plans to cut about 1,000 jobs in the Netherlands
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European Union Elections Kick Off As Polls Open In Britain, Netherlands
Polls opened in the Netherlands on Thursday for European Parliament elections, launching four days of voting across the EU in which populists hope to make big gains.
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Dutch MPs Approve Partial Ban On Burqa Wearing In Public
Dutch MPs on Tuesday voted by a large majority to approve a ban on wearing the full-face burqa in some public places such as schools and hospitals.
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Aleksander Ceferin Elected As New UEFA President
Aleksander Ceferin beat Dutch football association chief Michael van Praag by 42 votes to 13 in the first round of voting after promising 'bold' moves and an end to 'intrigues', as the 55-member European body faces challenges over its flagship Champions League
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Dutch Far-Right MP Geert Wilders Calls For Referendum On European Union
Dutch anti-Islam MP Geert Wilders on Friday called for the Netherlands to hold a referendum on whether to leave in the EU shortly after British media said the UK had voted for a Brexit.
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Banks Warn Of Difficult Trading Conditions Around Brexit Vote
Dutch bank ING and France's Societe Generale have written to clients to warn them of difficult trading conditions in financial markets and large gaps in pricing of assets when Britain votes next week on European Union membership.
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Ukraine Says It Will Push Towards EU Despite Rejection By Dutch Voters
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said today his country will continue moving towards the European Union despite a resounding rejection by Dutch voters of a treaty on closer ties between the European body and Ukraine.
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World Football Mourns Death of Dutch Master Johan Cruyff
Johan Cruyff, one of football's greatest players and most influential and visionary coaches, died aged 68 last Thursday after a five-month battle with lung cancer.
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Dutch, Belgians 'Paid Votes Broker' in FIFA Bid: Report
The combined bid to bring football's world showcase to the Lowlands ultimately failed, but the payment to the Guinean votes broker, named as Amadou Diallo went through, the daily De Volkskrant said.
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MH17 Families Plan Dutch Memorial for Victims
The families who lost loved ones in the shooting down of flight MH17 Saturday began voting on where to build a national memorial in the Netherlands to honour the dead.
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Dutch PM Mark Rutte Appeals to Vladimir Putin Ahead of MH17 Tribunal Vote at UN
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte on Wednesday made an "urgent" appeal to Russian President Vladimir Putin not to veto a UN Security Council resolution to try those who shot down flight MH17 over Ukraine.
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UEFA Rules Out FIFA Congress and Election Boycott: Dutch Federation President Van Praag
UEFA member Israel needs the European body's backing to avoid a Palestinian bid to have them expelled from FIFA which could be voted on during the congress.
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All Eyes on Belgium's Separatists in Key May Vote
Language-divided Belgium heads for elections May 25 with its Dutch-speaking separatists expected to top the vote, raising fears of a remake of the 2010-2011 mayhem that left the nation without a government for 541 days.
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Stinking colleagues biggest office irritant: survey
So, what irritates you most at workplace? Colleagues who smell of sweat have been voted the number one irritant at workplace, according to a new Dutch survey.
