Brexit week: increasing numbers of Brits in Friesland requesting Dutch nationality
The four-year period between the 2016 referendum and now saw three times as many apply as the four years before ...
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Brexit: what do you think? What does the British election result mean for you?
With the election of a Conservative-majority government, it looks certain that the ‘Brexit deal’ will pass through the British parliament ...
IWCN to host Brexit information evening for British people in the Northern Netherlands
The event will be hosted in Groningen, along with the British Embassy the Hague and the IND By Thomas Ansell ...
How Brexit is threatening the Dutch Green Revolution
Starting in the ’90s, Dutch agricultural laws began paving the way for what experts describe as the Dutch Green Evolution ...
British students at Dutch universities face steep fee rises amid Brexit uncertainty
As the terms of the United Kingdom’s split from the EU on the 29th of March remain unclear, British students at ...
Netherlands reveals No-Deal Brexit citizenship plans
Good news for British people in the Netherlands:The Dutch government announced on Monday evening that Britons in the Netherlands will ...
Dutch thinktank Europa Decentraal launches Brexit Impact Scan
Europa Decentraal’s Brexit Impact Scan (in Dutch) has been launched to highlight the challenges posed for various Dutch institutions after ...
Econ 050: Brexit
Welcome to Econ 050: Economics and business that matters to the Netherlands and the world. In each episode, Northern ...
Are you British and worried about Brexit? Take the Dutch government’s Brexit Poll
The Dutch government has unveiled a poll that it hopes will better inform how it deals with Britain’s impending exit ...
British embassy hosting Brexit information event in Groningen
Are you a British citizen living in the north with questions about Brexit? The British embassy in The Hague will ...
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Huge, socially-distanced terrace to open on Suikerterrein in Groningen
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New report suggests that up to a quarter of International Students have been put off coming to the Netherlands due to the COVID-19 outbreak
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