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Add as a favourite source on Google Add DutchNews as a favourite source on GooglePressure mounts on the Dutch cabinet to denounce Israel’s destruction of Gaza, with the mayor of Amsterdam, universities and even PVV voters growing increasingly critical. Scientists warn that Donald Trump’s cuts to academic research are hampering their ability to work with American colleagues. The Netherlands could face water shortages as climate change and economic pressures take their toll. No green room drama for the Dutch at Eurovision this year as Claude safely makes it through to the final. And Ajax’s NSC-like disintegration sets up a grandstand finish to the Eredivisie season.
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Two-thirds of Dutch voters critical of Israeli bombardment of Gaza
Veldkamp promises earlier cabinet briefings on Israel after row
KLM to resume flights to Israel despite staff safety concerns
Tilburg University cuts ties with two Israeli universities
Trump’s science policies hit Dutch research data access
Audit office warns water saving targets are unlikely to be met
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Dutch contender Claude qualifies for Eurovision grand finale
Too few monks spoil the brew: Netherlands down to last Trappist beer
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