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Article: Press Review Monday 15 March 2010
The lead story in today's edition of De Telegraaf - apart from Ajax's 4-1...
Article: Dutch soldiers’ families receive threats
Families of Dutch soldiers deployed in Afghanistan have been receiving anonymous threats...
Article: Uruzgan: coming back or step back?
With his thoughts still with those remaining behind in Afghanistan, Michel Rentenaar...
Article: 27 Afghan civilians killed in NATO airstrike
At least 27 civilians were killed in a NATO air strike in the Afghan province of Uruzgan...
Radio Show: Dutch Afghan pull-out another blow for NATO
Newsline 22 February 2010: What next for the Dutch government after this...
Article: Fall of Dutch cabinet: the implications abroad
The fall of the Dutch government will have consequences far beyond the borders of the...
Article: Press Review Monday 22 February 2010
This morning's papers are dominated by mudslinging and gold; the...
Article: NATO strike kills more than 25 Afghan civilians
At least 27* civilians have died following a NATO air strike on a road convoy in...
Article: Balkenende: Bos broke cabinet unity
Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Balkenende believes Labour Party leader Wouter Bos broke...
Radio Show: What next for Niger?
Newsline 19 February: Can the Dutch cabinet survive another day in power or is...
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China: Obama, stop nagging about our cheap yuan
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