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CommentColumns, comment and blog links on all things Dutch Three down and who's next?Friday 12 March 2010 As three political top dogs step down within a week, has politics just become too nasty for the good guys? asks Abi Daruvalla......more Family GuysFriday 12 March 2010 Wouter Bos and Camiel Eurlings could have done more to help other dads who want to spend time with their children, writes Hanneke Sanou.......more Rotterdam is counting againThursday 11 March 2010 Rotterdam had no choice but to start a full recount of last week’s local council election votes, writes the Volkskrant in an editorial on Thursday.......more Iceland says ‘no’Monday 08 March 2010 The Icelanders have given the thumbs down to their government’s deal on Icesave with Great Britain and the Netherlands, writes the Volkskrant on Monday in an editorial.......more Keep the PVV's Dutch gains in perspectiveSaturday 06 March 2010 The Netherlands is a fragmented country – neither a liberal paradise nor swept up in mass far-right fervour, writes Mark Fonseca Rendeiro in the UK's Guardian.......more A fragmented nationFriday 05 March 2010 Prime minister Balkenende is vulnerable in the national election campaign. His CDA party should reconsider his leadership, says the NRC in an editorial.......more The Wilders effectThursday 04 March 2010 We should not forget an overwhelming majority of people did not vote for Geert Wilders in the Hague and Almere, writes Robin Pascoe.......more What the papers sayThursday 04 March 2010 Most newspapers seem to be in agreement about one thing this morning: The PVV’s win in Almere has changed the Dutch political landscape for good, NOS writes on its website on Thursday.......more Wilders WatchWednesday 03 March 2010 The Hague is proud of its status as the ‘legal capital of the world’, it being the location for many well-known institutions such as the International Criminal Court, the Yugoslavia Tribunal, and the Peace Palace among others. So why is Geert Wilders likely to be so popular there? asks local resident Jovan Pronk on theHollandBureau.nl.......more Cover upFriday 26 February 2010 Geert Wilders has no intention of letting the PVV take a leading role in the new city councils in the Hague and Almere, writes Robin Pascoe......more A lesson in geopoliticsFriday 26 February 2010 Former chancellor Helmut Schmidt’s take on the situation in Afghanistan makes a refreshing change from the endless bickering in this country, writes Paul Brill in the Volkskrant.......more Kramer versus BalkenendeWednesday 24 February 2010 Speed skating or the collapse of the government? For tv viewers at least, it is no contest, writes Robin Pascoe......more Know your councillorsWednesday 24 February 2010 The local elections are the most important elections of all. But who should you vote for on March 3? The country´s very own National Mental Coach Wim de Bie has helpfully written a column in the Volkskrant with some useful advice.......more Our TalibanWednesday 24 February 2010 Geert Wilders' Freedom Party is the Taliban of the Netherlands, writes John Feffer on the Huffington Post.......more The Netherlands lands a blow to the Afghanistan coalitionWednesday 24 February 2010 The collapse of the Dutch government and the planned withdrawal of troops should serve as a warning to Obama, writes the Los Angeles Times in an editorial.......more Not a prime ministerMonday 22 February 2010 A cruel twist of fate has ordained that Balkenende has ended up doing something he is completely unsuited for, writes Bert Wagendorp in the Volkskrant......more Reflections on a Fall - lets be Like BelgiumMonday 22 February 2010 The Netherlands has now had four governments in eight years, says Giles Scott-Smith in his first reflection on the domestic political dimensions of the cabinet collapse.......more Analysis: Slow motion end to marriage of convenienceSaturday 20 February 2010 This marriage of convenience was on its last legs, now it has finally been put out of its misery, writes Ron Meerhof in the Volkskrant.......more Bos takes a gamble, but has he won?Saturday 20 February 2010 The Labour leader could have picked a lot more relevant issues to force a showdown with the Christian Democrats, writes Robin Pascoe......more Who Blinks First?Friday 19 February 2010 As the cabinet heads towards collapse, Afghanistan is a vote loser, writes Giles Scott-Smith.......more |
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