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Monday 28 May RNW - NEWS AND ANALYSIS FROM THE NETHERLANDS IN 10 LANGUAGES, WORLDWIDE 24/7 ON RADIO, TV AND ONLINE

Newsline

From Monday to Friday, the Newsline team do more than just keep you up to date with the news. You'll hear the background to each story as it unfolds, with sharp interviews and probing reports from the field...

Radio Show: Farewell to Newsline

After more than 20 years on the air, RNW's current affairs programme Newsline has come to the end of its productive life cycle and been put to rest. The English department of Radio Netherlands Worldwide and the N...

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Radio Show: New Delhi "not ready yet" for Commonwealth Games

Newsline - 6 August 2010: Officials say New Delhi will be ready for the Commonwealth Games - but the locals have their doubts. From a pop star to a politician - Wyclef Jean joins the race for Haiti's presidency. And we l...

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Radio Show: When diamonds are not a girl's best friend

Newsline - 5 August 2010: Supermodel Naomi Campbell describes a suspicious gift at Charles Taylor's war crimes trial in the Hague. An American court overturns California's ban on gay marriage. And in the face of seemingly unstopp...

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Radio Show: Laura Dekker sets sail amid media frenzy

Newsline - 4 August 2010: Dutch teenager Laura Dekker finally sets sail on her round-the-world tour. Pakistan's President is accused of ignoring flood victims as he travels to the UK during the ongoing downpour. And could Israel...

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Radio Show: Protests in Indian Kashmir intensify

Newsline 3 August 2010: Violent protests continue in Indian Kashmir, reigniting a simmering regional rivalry. After decades of political fighting, Kenyans finally get to vote on constitutional reforms. And Russia declares a state...

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Radio Show: Sudan slams UN peacekeeping force

Newsline - 2 August, 2010: Pakistan deals with the devastation of the worst floods in decades. UN extends its mission to Sudan, but is it improving the country's security? The Netherlands edges closer to a right-wing coa...

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Radio Show: Comic laughs at coffee-habits of Dutch troops in Afghanistan

Newsline - 31 July 2010: South Africa faces the biggest public strike in three years. Italy's Berlusconi weathers his latest political crisis. And a comic take on Dutch troops in Afghanistan.

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Radio Show: Clean water: a very human right

Newsline 29 July 2010: The UN adopts a resolution recognising access to clean water as a human right. Prime suspect Joran van der Sloot makes it to the silver screen. And home sickness Serbian style. Listen to...

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Radio Show: New troops won't help Somalia beat insurgency

Newsline - 28 July 2010: The African Union promises more troops for Somalia but can they end the al-Qaeda-inspired insurgency? Suriname's new President may be a convicted criminal in the Netherlands but it won't stop him...

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Radio Show: Dutch mistakes in Afghanistan revealed on Wikileaks

Newsline - 27 July 2010: Dutch mistakes in Afghanistan are revealed by Wikileaks. Myanmar's military leader gets a warm welcome in India. Why the Dutch are becoming nasty neighbours. Liste...