Dutch PM Jetten expected to apologise to Moluccan community, who were forced to leave Indonesia after World War II
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How the Dutch Ministry of Defence is pulling back on public information — as government orders removal of sensitive infrastructure data
The Dutch Ministry of Defence is increasingly tightening its grip on publicly available information, as rising geopolitical tensions fuel concerns that even fragmented, open-source data can expose vulnerable military infrastructure, according to insiders in the MoD.
Questions in Dutch parliament over role of Dutch companies in Kushner-Trump resort in Albania
Questions have been raised in the Dutch House of Representatives about the possible involvement of Dutch shell companies in a corruption investigation surrounding a luxury resort in Albania linked to the US president’s daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner.
Dutch cabinet plans delegation visit to India about Insiya case
The Dutch government has stepped up diplomatic efforts in the long-running case of the abducted girl Insiya, confirming plans to send a broad delegation to India to advance discussions.
Relief in The Hague and across Europe over US–Iran deal, but what does it mean for the European Hormuz mission?
There is a sense of relief in The Hague following the agreement reached between the United States and Iran with the mediation of Pakistan. At the same time, uncertainty remains high about the concrete implications for regional security — and in particular for the planned international mission in the Strait of