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The trial of former Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic gets underway on Wednesday at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia.RNW Player
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Bulletin: Dutch electoral council approves controversial name
The Netherlands’ electoral council has announced that Freedom Party dissident Hero Brinkman can use the name Onafhankelijke Burger Partij (Independent Citizen’s Party) for his new party.
Bulletin: Netherlands announces definitive budget accord
A definitive budget agreement has been reached between five Dutch political parties: the conservative VVD, the Christian democrat CDA, the democrat party D66, the Green Left Party and the Christian Union.
Bulletin: Amsterdam spent half a million on 2028 Games
An investigation by Dutch broadcaster RTL has revealed that the cities of Amsterdam and Rotterdam have already spent almost 1.5 million euros in a bid to bring the 2028 Olympic Games to their fair cities.
Bulletin: One in 10 Dutch kids live in poverty
The Dutch children's ombudsman has called for better monitoring of children living in poverty in the Netherlands.
Bulletin: Changes to flight delay compensation laws
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Article: Holland squad trimmed to 27 men
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Bulletin: Police unions suspend collective action
Police protests for more pay have been suspended, after the justice ministry and police unions agreed to return to the negotiating table. This means the police will once again be handing out fines for minor infractions.
Bulletin: The Netherlands remains in recession
The Netherlands is still in recession. In the first quarter of 2012, the Dutch economy shrank by 1.1 percent compared to figures from last year.
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