Prime minister Rutte in need of extra security protection against organised crime
According to De Telegraaf, Dutch Prime minister Mark Rutte has been given extra security amid fears of possible attacks by ...
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Hundreds attend protest on Grote Markt to prevent deportation of Nunë and Davit, who have lived in Groningen their whole lives
The Dutch government is proposing deporting Nunë and Davit to Armenia- they speak no Armenian and all their connections are ...
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Dutch national budget: extra 1 billion euros to expedite house building
And it only took several massive protests and a multi-year structural housing problem to do it! Translated by Thomas Ansell ...
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Current Coronavirus measures to be lifted as of September 20
Letting go of the one-and-a-half-meter rule against the spread of the Coronavirus will be accompanied by greater use of proof ...
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#UnMuteUs Protest for the Right to Party
Loud club music, whistles, and even a sousaphone, blared out from the large crowd of protesters as they flooded Groningen’s ...
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Local politicians call for action as Drenthe becomes unlikely home of organised crime
International criminals evidently like neolithic monuments In the sparsely populated province of Drenthe it is seemingly quite easy to start ...
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RUG professors predict 34-medal haul for Netherlands in Tokyo Olympics
Two economists have been crunching the numbers University of Groningen economists Fabian ten Kate and Elmer Sterken have released their ...
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D66 in Groningen wants city to apologise for its role in Dutch slave trade and imperial history
From Niemeyer tobacco, to the ships that docked at the Noorderhaven, to the Abel Tasmanplein, Groningen is as dripping in ...
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Dutch politicians ponder impasse over new government
The Netherlands is well-known for taking its time in creating a new coalition government, and 2021 is no different by ...
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RUG research: “best song usually wins at Eurovision, despite tactical voting”
The finest minds in the North have been considering the slippery question: is Eurovision a music contest, or a popular ...
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Groningen to become second CoronaCheck registration location for people who have been vaccinated outside of the Netherlands
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Groningen goes “Oktoberfest”on October 15 & 16
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Organizers of Leeuwardens’ Sinterklaas parade withdraw over Zwarte Piet discussion
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Soul band to pay tribute to Amy Winehouse on October 17
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EM2 Groningen to host AC/DC tribute night with all-female Ukrainian band AC/She-C
