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September 20, 2026
Netherlands/World

Far-Right Protest in The Hague Erupts Into Violence

A far-right demonstration in the Netherlands escalated into violence on Saturday as protesters clashed with police in the centre of The Hague, throwing fireworks and other projectiles at officers. Police said around

Netherlands/World

Dutch Prime Minister Faces AI Credibility Test

Artificial intelligence has reached the heart of the Dutch government, with Prime Minister Rob Jetten emerging as one of its enthusiastic users. An investigation by De Volkskrant found that at least 232 messages published on social media by the social-liberal

September 12, 2026

Rutte’s goodbye to politics means end of an era in Netherlands

Netherlands

Mark Rutte’s announcement of departure from Dutch politics came as an absolute surprise on Monday, marking the start of a new era for the

Far-Right Protest in The Hague Erupts Into Violence

September 20, 2026
Netherlands/World

A far-right demonstration in the Netherlands escalated into violence on Saturday as protesters clashed with police in the centre of The Hague, throwing fireworks and other projectiles at officers. Police said around

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Dutch Prime Minister Faces AI Credibility Test

September 12, 2026
Netherlands/World

Artificial intelligence has reached the heart of the Dutch government, with Prime Minister Rob Jetten emerging as one of its enthusiastic users. An investigation by De Volkskrant found that at least 232

More

Rutte’s goodbye to politics means end of an era in Netherlands

July 12, 2023
Netherlands

Mark Rutte’s announcement of departure from Dutch politics came as an absolute surprise on Monday, marking the start of a new era for the country that had the same prime minister since

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