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Bringing up bilingual children
As the world becomes smaller and smaller, more and more children are growing up hearing multiple languages at home, certainly in the Netherlands.
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- SC Heerenveen beat Roda JC in Frisian cold
- Tributes pour in to world’s best hockey woman
- Dutch emigrants no longer need to vote 'red'
- No reforms, no bailout: Dutch FM to Greece
- Schiphol flights disrupted due to snow
- Roosevelt free speech medal for Al Jazeera
- Netherlands resumes collaboration with Yemen
- Mexico honours Dutch artist
- Dutchman arrested on bestiality charges
- Lung cancer on the rise among Dutch women
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Bulletin: SC Heerenveen beat Roda JC in Frisian cold
In the Dutch premier league, SC Heerenveen beat Roda JC 4-3 in a home game on a freezing Friday evening in subzero temperatures.
Bulletin: Dutch emigrants no longer need to vote 'red'
Dutch emigrants will no longer be required to use the obligatory red pencil when filling in their ballot papers during general elections. In this way, the Dutch executive council of ministers wants to reduce the number of spoiled votes.
Radio Show: The Fight of Your Life
The State We're In, 4 February 2012. A young woman in Kabul boxes to change her life and her country. A philosopher believes virtue can be taught in the boxing ring.
Bulletin: Schiphol flights disrupted due to snow
Heavy snowfall is causing disruption at Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport.
Bulletin: Roosevelt free speech medal for Al Jazeera
International news broadcaster Al Jazeera has been awarded the Freedom of Speech and Expression Medal by the Roosevelt Foundation for its "longstanding efforts to provide independent, impartial news for an international audience".
Bulletin: Netherlands resumes collaboration with Yemen
The Netherlands is once again extending a helping hand to Yemen after collaboration with the country was suspended in April due to excessive government violence against protesters.
Bulletin: Mexico honours Dutch artist
Dutch artist Jan Hendrix has been awarded the Order of the Aztec Eagle, the highest Mexican decoration awarded to foreigners.
Radio Show: Out of Place
Earth Beat, 3 January 2012. Things that, at first glance, seem a little out of place.
Bulletin: Dutchman arrested on bestiality charges
A 68-year old engineer from the Netherlands has been arrested by the Zambian authorities on bestiality charges.
Article: Dutch Press Review Friday 3 February 2012
Financial ruin for the Netherlands’ biggest housing corporation. Dutch drugs policy takes a beating. Horror and dismay amid Egyptian unrest. And ice and snow bring excitement and tragedy. Welcome to today’s Dutch dailies.
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