We have started to collect the most important news related to Netherlands in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Dutch investigators have confirmed that Malaysian Airlines flight MH17 crashed in Ukraine after being hit by a Russian-made Buk missile.
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Key revelations - and unanswered questions - after a report by Dutch investigators into what caused Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 to crash in eastern Ukraine.
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Dutch investigators will publish their report into what caused Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 to crash in eastern Ukraine.
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Newcastle goalkeeper Tim Krul will miss the rest of the season with a knee injury suffered playing for the Netherlands.
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Researchers at the University of Utrecht, in the Netherlands, say that Dutch cyclists live longer than people who do not use a bike.
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Dutch brothel owners must be able to communicate with sex workers in their own language to protect them from abuse, the EU's top court has ruled.
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France and the Netherlands agree to buy two 17th-Century Rembrandt wedding portraits, settling their differences and preventing a bidding war.
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Paris toilet ladies lose court case against Dutch firm
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Royal Dutch Shell abandons Arctic exploration off the coast of Alaska after "disappointing" results from a key oil well.
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Dutch police in Rotterdam arrest a man who locked himself inside a toilet aboard a Paris-bound Thalys train.
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Royal Dutch Shell chief executive Ben van Beurden tells the BBC a recovery in the price of oil is hard to foresee.
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Scientists at the Deltares Research Institute in the Netherlands have built a machine that creates the world's largest artificial wave.
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The Netherlands' hopes of qualifying automatically for Euro 2016 are ended by a heavy defeat in Turkey.
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Netherlands are in danger of missing out on reaching Euro 2016 after losing to Iceland, who are on the verge of qualifying.
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A 26-year-old air force sergeant is suspected of being the first serving member of the Dutch armed forces to have joined IS in Syria.
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England women come from 2-0 down before beating the Netherlands on penalties to win the EuroHockey Championships.
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Snacking or drinking water after a heavy night of drinking alcohol does not prevent a hangover, research on Dutch students suggests.
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An international court orders Russia to pay damages to the Netherlands over its seizure of a ship after a protest against oil drilling in 2013.
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Dutch police arrest a man suspected of trying to sell a fake Vincent Van Gogh painting.
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A 17-year-old Dutch girl is killed while bungee jumping from a viaduct near Santander in northern Spain.
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Fragments of a suspected Russian missile system have been found at the site of the Flight MH17 crash in Ukraine, investigators in the Netherlands say.
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Police make 53 arrests in Arnhem, including three English fans, after clashes before Southampton's Europa League game.
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The mayor of a Dutch town where two cranes toppled over and flattened buildings below says it was a "miracle" no-one was injured.
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Two cranes employed to restore a bridge in the Dutch town of Alphen aan den Rijn collapse on to buildings.
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Two cranes restoring a bridge in the central Dutch town of Alphen aan den Rijn collapse on to buildings, with rescuers searching for victims.
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Oil giant Royal Dutch Shell says it has shed 6,500 jobs as part of cost-cutting plans.
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Dutch rider Anna van der Breggen breaks clear on the final lap of 13 around Paris to win La Course by Le Tour de France.
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Newcastle United sign PSV Eindhoven midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum in a £14.5m deal for five years.
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The Dutch tulip is under threat from globalisation - so what are they doing about it?
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Southampton sign Curacao international defender Cuco Martina from Dutch club FC Twente on a two-year contract.
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Dutch police detain about 200 people in The Hague after rioting sparked by the death of a Caribbean man in police custody.
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Danny Blind is named as Netherlands head coach following the departure of Guus Hiddink after 10 months in charge.
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Petra Kvitova begins her Wimbledon title defence with a 35-minute win over Dutch player Kiki Bertens.
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A Dutch women's rights group uses a drone to fly abortion pills into Poland, in protest at the country's restrictive laws.
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Dutch police threaten to disrupt the opening stages of the Tour de France as part of industrial action for better pay.
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A court in the Netherlands orders the government to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 25% by 2020, in a class action suit launched by activists.
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Dutch-based supermarket group Ahold agrees to merge with Belgium's Delhaize in a deal that could create one of the world's largest retailers.
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Defending champions Japan progress to the Women's World Cup quarter-finals after a narrow victory over the Netherlands.
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