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Dutch defence spending: a gap between rhetoric and reality

NEW ALERT The coming week, the House of Representatives of the Netherlands will discuss the defence budget. Several times PM Rutte underlined the importance of the NATO Alliance and an increased European contribution. So far for the public rhetoric. What is happening in reality?
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Global Security Pulse: terrorism in the age of tech, by Goos Hofstee & Reinier Bergema
A paralysed status quo: expect more violence and protests in Iraq, by Erwin van Veen & Nancy Ezzeddine
EU uitbreiding op de schop?, by Jan Marinus Wiersma
Global Security Pulse: Hybrid Conflict, by Tim Sweijs, Hugo van Manen, Dylan Browne-Wilkinson & Danny Pronk
Seizing the momentum: avenues for EU-Indian cooperation, by Priyanka Pandit & Susanne Kamerling
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HOW CAN ITALY AND THE NETHERLANDS MOVE EUROPE FORWARD? 
Two-day dialogue opened by Vincenzo Amendola, Italy’s Minister of European Affairs and Stef Blok, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands.
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Looking back

This week, the Iraqi Minister of Foreign Affairs delivered a special lecture at Clingendael. The photostream of this event can be found here. 

Clingendael Magazine

The challenge of a shared strategic culture in Europe, analysis by Dick Zandee & Kimberley Kruijver
30 jaar na de val van de Muur: de erfenis, special with 7 contributions
De Kunst van het onderhandelen: lessen van Marten en Oopjen, analysis by Paul Meerts
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In the media

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Dodenaantal demonstraties Irak blijft stijgen, Erwin van Veen / NPO Radio 1 Bureau Buitenland
Henk Krol (50PLUS) op bezoek in Taiwan, Maaike Okano-Heijmans / Nieuwsuur (22:44)
Johnson's Brexitdeal uitgelegd, Rem Korteweg / NPO Radio 1 Podcast De Dag

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De imposante loopbaan van Lagarde, elegant leider in een mannenwereld, Adriaan Schout / RTL Nieuws
Taiwan buigt niet in Chinese broedertwist, Frans-Paul van der Putten / Het Financieele Dagblad
Olie houdt Trump in Syrië, Erwin van Veen / De Standaard €
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