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Tom Berendsen

Tom Berendsen

Dutch politician (born 1983)

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  • 2h ago

    Yesilgöz calls Russia 'our enemy', Russian embassy demands the Dutch cabinet clarify

    Defence Minister Dilan Yesilgöz said in a Thursday budget debate that Russia is no longer just an aggressor but the Netherlands' enemy. On Friday she called Russia 'our biggest security threat', while Prime Minister Rob Jetten embraced her word choice.

  • 3h ago

    US sanctions the International Criminal Court hours after Pillay wins Nobel Peace Prize

    Washington's measures would ban transactions with the court, and the EU, Belgium, the Netherlands and Switzerland have pledged to help it withstand them. The sanctions take effect only after a six-month delay.

  • 5h ago

    US sanctions the International Criminal Court as European allies pledge support

    The sanctions take effect in six months, leaving a window for dialogue, while the court's president says it cannot act alone. The move came hours after former ICC judge Navi Pillay was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

  • Sep 27

    Netherlands summons Israeli envoy after Israel revokes credentials of Ramallah diplomats

    Dutch Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen summoned the Israeli ambassador in The Hague after Israel revoked the diplomatic status of eight Dutch officials based in Ramallah in response to a Dutch ban on settlement goods.

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Oslo honours Navi Pillay

Pillay wins as Trump punishes the ICC and Gulf strikes rattle oil markets

The past half-day offered a tidy contrast: Oslo rewarded a jurist who spent her career building courts, while Washington tried to squeeze one. Governments also faced harder, less symbolic problems, from missiles over Riyadh to smoky skies over Southeast Asia and anxious bond traders in Paris.

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First Israeli strike deep inside Lebanon since the 26 June framework pressures the withdrawal and disarmament track.

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