DutchNews podcast – The Tweede Derde Vierde Kamer Mint Edition – Week 5
It’s a high-stakes edition of the podcast as political parties are banned from receiving foreign donations, the government sees an €8 million Rubens painting go west and cyclists face €95 fines for using mobile phones. In sport, physiotherapists’ goldmine Robin van Persie leaves Ajax’s €75 million man chasing shadows in the Klassieker, while FC Utrecht call time on Dick Advocaat’s lucrative career. And we discuss whether the deal to grant amnesty for more child refugees to settle means Mark Rutte’s cabinet will be allowed to stay in the Binnenhof.
Ophef of the week: Viewers cry foul as quiz show sets music questions in ‘sport’ round
Poll identifies Sonja and Sander as the most average Dutch people
Top Story
Government bans political donations from outside EU
News
Climate debate cancelled as leaders protest Dijkhoff no-show
Mauritshuis to check authenticity of two of its Rembrandts
Sale of Rubens drawing brings in €8m for Dutch princess
Cyclists face €95 fines from July for texting on the go
Efteling theme park to update characters at centre of racism row
Sport
Van Persie shines as Feyenoord beat Ajax 6-2 in Klassieker
Discussion: Child refugees and coalition tensions
Cabinet tensions rise ahead of debate on child refugee amnesty
Coalition agrees deal to extend children’s amnesty before abolishing it
96-day rolling church service in The Hague to protect Armenian refugees ends
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