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Klaver Wins First Individual Gold at European Indoor Athletics Championships
Lieke Klaver won gold in the women's 400m at the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, with a time of 50.38 seconds, beating Henriette Jaeger by 0.07 seconds; this is her first individual gold medal at a major international tournament. Isaya Klein Ikkink finished fifth i...
Klaver Wins First Individual Gold at European Indoor Athletics Championships
Lieke Klaver won gold in the women's 400m at the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, with a time of 50.38 seconds, beating Henriette Jaeger by 0.07 seconds; this is her first individual gold medal at a major international tournament. Isaya Klein Ikkink finished fifth i...
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Afrifa Sets Dutch Record, Misses 60m Bronze at European Indoors
At the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, Elvis Afrifa set a national record in the 60-meter sprint (6.55 seconds), placing fourth, while Pauline Hondema finished seventh in the long jump; Ryan Clarke and Samuel Chapple qualified for the 800-meter final.
Afrifa Sets Dutch Record, Misses 60m Bronze at European Indoors
At the European Indoor Athletics Championships in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, Elvis Afrifa set a national record in the 60-meter sprint (6.55 seconds), placing fourth, while Pauline Hondema finished seventh in the long jump; Ryan Clarke and Samuel Chapple qualified for the 800-meter final.
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Amsterdam Feminist March Draws Thousands, Underscoring Global Concerns
On International Women's Day, thousands marched in Amsterdam from Dam Square to Museumplein, demanding women's rights, with organizers reporting at least 20,000 participants, addressing concerns about abortion rights, violence against women, and the patriarchy.
Amsterdam Feminist March Draws Thousands, Underscoring Global Concerns
On International Women's Day, thousands marched in Amsterdam from Dam Square to Museumplein, demanding women's rights, with organizers reporting at least 20,000 participants, addressing concerns about abortion rights, violence against women, and the patriarchy.
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Dutch Minister Meets US Trade Representative Amid Looming Tariff Threats
Dutch Minister Reinette Klever visited Washington to discuss looming US tariffs, but only held an introductory meeting, not negotiations, with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer; emphasizing the negative effects of tariffs on a million US and 250,000 Dutch jobs and the importance of maintaining ...
Dutch Minister Meets US Trade Representative Amid Looming Tariff Threats
Dutch Minister Reinette Klever visited Washington to discuss looming US tariffs, but only held an introductory meeting, not negotiations, with US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer; emphasizing the negative effects of tariffs on a million US and 250,000 Dutch jobs and the importance of maintaining ...
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Dutch Disillusionment: A Shift in US-Netherlands Relations
Arend Jan Boekestijn, a former pro-US Dutch politician, now views the US government with deep disillusionment, reflecting a broader shift in Dutch-American relations marked by a growing sense of abandonment and betrayal among Dutch political leaders, stemming from historical actions and the Trump ad...
Dutch Disillusionment: A Shift in US-Netherlands Relations
Arend Jan Boekestijn, a former pro-US Dutch politician, now views the US government with deep disillusionment, reflecting a broader shift in Dutch-American relations marked by a growing sense of abandonment and betrayal among Dutch political leaders, stemming from historical actions and the Trump ad...
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Netherlands Proposes Early Prisoner Release to Combat Prison Overcrowding Crisis
Facing a "code black" prison crisis due to rising crime and past prison closures, Dutch State Secretary Coenradie proposes releasing prisoners serving less than a year up to two weeks early, excluding sex offenders and violent criminals, a plan opposed by the PVV and VVD.
Netherlands Proposes Early Prisoner Release to Combat Prison Overcrowding Crisis
Facing a "code black" prison crisis due to rising crime and past prison closures, Dutch State Secretary Coenradie proposes releasing prisoners serving less than a year up to two weeks early, excluding sex offenders and violent criminals, a plan opposed by the PVV and VVD.
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Utrecht Edges Willem II 2-3 in Thrilling Eredivisie Match
In a thrilling Eredivisie match, FC Utrecht defeated Willem II 2-3 in Tilburg, with substitute Adrian Blake scoring the winning goal five minutes from time; this victory solidifies Utrecht's third place, while Willem II remains winless and drops to 16th.

Utrecht Edges Willem II 2-3 in Thrilling Eredivisie Match
In a thrilling Eredivisie match, FC Utrecht defeated Willem II 2-3 in Tilburg, with substitute Adrian Blake scoring the winning goal five minutes from time; this victory solidifies Utrecht's third place, while Willem II remains winless and drops to 16th.
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Vente's Strong Season Crucial for Relegation-Threatened PEC Zwolle
PEC Zwolle striker Dylan Vente, with 11 Eredivisie goals this season, faces Ajax today needing a win to avoid relegation; his past includes 13 seasons with rival Feyenoord and a goalless season at RKC Waalwijk.

Vente's Strong Season Crucial for Relegation-Threatened PEC Zwolle
PEC Zwolle striker Dylan Vente, with 11 Eredivisie goals this season, faces Ajax today needing a win to avoid relegation; his past includes 13 seasons with rival Feyenoord and a goalless season at RKC Waalwijk.
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Netherlands Seeks EU Approval to Replace Russian Fertilizers with Processed Animal Manure
The Dutch government proposes using processed animal manure to replace Russian fertilizers, seeking EU approval amid potential sanctions on Russian imports to reduce dependence and address domestic manure surplus.

Netherlands Seeks EU Approval to Replace Russian Fertilizers with Processed Animal Manure
The Dutch government proposes using processed animal manure to replace Russian fertilizers, seeking EU approval amid potential sanctions on Russian imports to reduce dependence and address domestic manure surplus.
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Dutch Cabinet Presses Ahead With Stricter Asylum Rules Despite Criticism
The Dutch cabinet approved controversial legislation to reduce asylum seekers, despite the Council of State's warnings of legal challenges and ineffectiveness; the plan includes abolishing permanent residency for refugees, reducing permit durations, and restricting family reunification.

Dutch Cabinet Presses Ahead With Stricter Asylum Rules Despite Criticism
The Dutch cabinet approved controversial legislation to reduce asylum seekers, despite the Council of State's warnings of legal challenges and ineffectiveness; the plan includes abolishing permanent residency for refugees, reducing permit durations, and restricting family reunification.
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Netherlands to Release Prisoners Early Due to Prison Overcrowding
To alleviate a 99.5% prison occupancy rate in the Netherlands, State Secretary Ingrid Coenradie announced that inmates with sentences up to one year will be released up to two weeks early, excluding sex offenders and those convicted of violent crimes, expanding a pre-existing three-day early release...

Netherlands to Release Prisoners Early Due to Prison Overcrowding
To alleviate a 99.5% prison occupancy rate in the Netherlands, State Secretary Ingrid Coenradie announced that inmates with sentences up to one year will be released up to two weeks early, excluding sex offenders and those convicted of violent crimes, expanding a pre-existing three-day early release...
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Dutch Cabinet Approves Strict Asylum Bill Amidst Legal and Ethical Concerns
The Dutch cabinet approved Minister Faber's controversial asylum bill despite warnings of flawed preparation and human rights violations; the €115 million plan introduces a two-tier system and faces uncertain Senate support.

Dutch Cabinet Approves Strict Asylum Bill Amidst Legal and Ethical Concerns
The Dutch cabinet approved Minister Faber's controversial asylum bill despite warnings of flawed preparation and human rights violations; the €115 million plan introduces a two-tier system and faces uncertain Senate support.
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