Cody Gakpo's second World Cup goal gave Louis van Gaal's team the lead against Ecuador. However, Enner Valencia equalised the score early in the second half, and the two teams ended up sharing the victory. This means that Holland still has work to do if they hope to advance further in the tournament. Van Gaal's team would advance to the round of 16 if they defeated Qatar or drew with them. They would also advance if Ecuador defeated Senegal. The Netherlands won't want to take any chances with their advancement, but it would be shocking if they weren't able to advance from this spot.

The host nation, Qatar, was ousted from the competition in the group stage after losing its first two games to Senegal and Ecuador. On November 20, Ecuador defeated Felix Sanchez's team 2-0 to begin their Group A campaign. On Friday, Senegal defeated them 3-1 in their second encounter of the competition. Senegal defeated Qatar in their match in the 78th minute to reduce the deficit, but Aliou Cisse's team went on to win all three points with a goal in the 84th, leaving the host nation with nothing to play for in what would be their final game of the 2022 campaign.&nbsp;

<h2>Qatar vs. Netherlands Head to Head&nbsp;</h2>

Qatar has never played Netherlands in an international game; so, they will make further history on Tuesday, and it would be a significant accomplishment if they were able to win at Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor. In their last game, Qatar will be motivated to give their fans something to cheer about, but it is tough for us to predict a result other than a victory for the Netherlands. Since Van Gaal's team has performed admirably throughout the competition, we fully anticipate them to finish Group A with seven points.

When selecting his starting lineup for Tuesday's match against Qatar, Netherlands manager Van Gaal must make a lot of important choices. As he works to recover from an injury, Memphis Depay has now made two appearances off the bench in the competition. However, the Barcelona forward may start this match.

<h2>Netherlands vs. Qatar points table&nbsp;</h2>

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Netherlands predicted lineup: Noppert; Ake, Timber, Van Dijk; Dumfries, Blind, Berghuis, F de Jong; Gakpo; Memphis, Bergwijn


Qatar predicted lineup:&nbsp;Barsham; Hassan, Miguel, Khoukhi; Mohammad, Al-Haydos, Hatem, Madibo, Ahmed; Ali, Muntari

<h2>Netherlands vs. Qatar kickoff date, time and place&nbsp;</h2>

Netherlands vs. Qatar will lock horns at Al Bayt stadium in Al Khor, Qatar at 8:30 PM IST.&nbsp;

<h2>Netherlands vs. Qatar Goals Prediction: 2-1</h2>

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Cody Gakpo's second World Cup goal gave Louis van Gaal's team the lead against Ecuador. However, Enner Valencia equalised the score early in the second half, and the two teams ended up sharing the victory.

Cody Gakpo's second World Cup goal gave Louis van Gaal's team the lead against Ecuador. However, Enner Valencia equalised the score early in the second half, and the two teams ended up sharing the victory. This means that Holland still has work to do if they hope to advance further in the tournament. Van Gaal's team would advance to the round of 16 if they defeated Qatar or drew with them. They would also advance if Ecuador defeated Senegal. The Netherlands won't want to take any chances with their advancement, but it would be shocking if they weren't able to advance from this spot. The host nation, Qatar, was ousted from the competition in the group stage after losing its first two games to Senegal and Ecuador. On November 20, Ecuador defeated Felix Sanchez's team 2-0 to begin their Group A campaign. On Friday, Senegal defeated them 3-1 in their second encounter of the competition. Senegal defeated Qatar in their match in the 78th minute to reduce the deficit, but Aliou Cisse's team went on to win all three points with a goal in the 84th, leaving the host nation with nothing to play for in what would be their final game of the 2022 campaign. Qatar vs. Netherlands Head to Head Qatar has never played Netherlands in an international game; so, they will make further history on Tuesday, and it would be a significant accomplishment if they were able to win at Al Bayt Stadium in Al Khor. In their last game, Qatar will be motivated to give their fans something to cheer about, but it is tough for us to predict a result other than a victory for the Netherlands. Since Van Gaal's team has performed admirably throughout the competition, we fully anticipate them to finish Group A with seven points. When selecting his starting lineup for Tuesday's match against Qatar, Netherlands manager Van Gaal must make a lot of important choices. As he works to recover from an injury, Memphis Depay has now made two appearances off the bench in the competition. However, the Barcelona forward may start this match. Netherlands vs. Qatar points table Position Teams Matches Won Drawn Lost Points 1 Netherlands 2 1 1 0 4 2 Ecuador 2 1 1 0 4 3 Senegal 2 1 0 1 3 4 Qatar 2 0 0 2 0 Netherlands predicted lineup: Noppert; Ake, Timber, Van Dijk; Dumfries, Blind, Berghuis, F de Jong; Gakpo; Memphis, Bergwijn Qatar predicted lineup: Barsham; Hassan, Miguel, Khoukhi; Mohammad, Al-Haydos, Hatem, Madibo, Ahmed; Ali, Muntari Netherlands vs. Qatar kickoff date, time and place Netherlands vs. Qatar will lock horns at Al Bayt stadium in Al Khor, Qatar at 8:30 PM IST. Netherlands vs. Qatar Goals Prediction: 2-1 Also Read: Ecuador vs Senegal at FIFA World Cup 2022: Match prediction, preview, points table, head-to-head and lineups

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On Sunday, Morocco pulled off an unlikely heist by beating&nbsp;Belgium in the ongoing FIFA World Cup. However, what should have been a moment of celebration for Moroccan fans quickly turned chaotic in Belgium and Netherlands as riots broke out in several cities.&nbsp;

In the capital city of Brussels, the police were forced to detain over a dozen people while eight were arrested in the Northern city of Antwerp.

The arrests took place after the police deployed water cannons and tear gas to disperse the unruly mob of supporters that had gathered to celebrate Morocco's victory.&nbsp;

“Those are not fans, they are rioters. Moroccan fans are there to celebrate. There were also disturbances in the city of Antwerp and Liege," said&nbsp;Brussels mayor Philippe Close while urging people top stay away from the city centre.&nbsp;

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Meanwhile,&nbsp;Interior Minister Annelies Verlinden in a statement said, “Sad to see how a few individuals abuse a situation to run amok.”

Images and videos of the rioting have since gone viral on the realms of social media platforms and show the rioters tumbling cars and damaging public property. Local reports added that electric scooters were set on fire while bricks were thrown at other vehicles.&nbsp;

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Meanwhile, the police in the Netherlands said the violence was majorly centred in the port city of Rotterdam where 500 football fans threw fireworks and glass.

“Supporters threw fireworks and glass at the riot police who then carried out charges," said the&nbsp;Rotterdam police.&nbsp;

Notably, Belgium is home to over 500,000 people of Moroccan descent while the figure stands at around 400,000 in the Netherlands.&nbsp;

On Sunday, a spirited Moroccan team thoroughly outplayed Belgium and its supposed 'golden generation'. The 2018 WC semifinalists were shocked after&nbsp;substitute Abdelhamid Sabiri curled a whipping free kick towards goalkeeper&nbsp;Thibaut Courtois, who unfortunately could not move across the box in time.&nbsp;

As Belgium sought an equaliser in the dying stages of the game, Morocco's talisman Hakim Ziyech measured an inch-perfect pass to&nbsp;Zakaria Aboukhlal who rifled the ball to the top of the net, completing the demolition job.&nbsp;

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On Sunday, Morocco pulled off an unlikely heist by beating Belgium in the ongoing FIFA World Cup. However, what should have been a moment of celebration for Moroccan fans quickly turned chaotic in Belgium and Netherlands as riots broke out in several cities.

On Sunday, Morocco pulled off an unlikely heist by beating Belgium in the ongoing FIFA World Cup. However, what should have been a moment of celebration for Moroccan fans quickly turned chaotic in Belgium and Netherlands as riots broke out in several cities. In the capital city of Brussels, the police were forced to detain over a dozen people while eight were arrested in the Northern city of Antwerp. The arrests took place after the police deployed water cannons and tear gas to disperse the unruly mob of supporters that had gathered to celebrate Morocco's victory. “Those are not fans, they are rioters. Moroccan fans are there to celebrate. There were also disturbances in the city of Antwerp and Liege," said Brussels mayor Philippe Close while urging people top stay away from the city centre. Ik veroordeel ten strengste de incidenten die zich deze namiddag hebben voorgedaan. De politie is al hard opgetreden. Ik raad supporters dus af om naar het centrum te komen. De politie doet er alles aan om de openbare orde te bewaren. (1/2) — Philippe Close (@PhilippeClose) November 27, 2022 × WATCH | Morocco's 2-0 win over Belgium triggers riots in Brussels, dozen people detained Meanwhile, Interior Minister Annelies Verlinden in a statement said, “Sad to see how a few individuals abuse a situation to run amok.” Images and videos of the rioting have since gone viral on the realms of social media platforms and show the rioters tumbling cars and damaging public property. Local reports added that electric scooters were set on fire while bricks were thrown at other vehicles. 🇧🇪#Belgium Terrifying scenes from the streets of Brussels tonight as Moroccans riot in celebration of Morocco’s win against Belgium Police are desperately trying to contain the riots. Tell me again how having this in our streets is “strength”. #BELMAR #marocbelgique pic.twitter.com/NiJ2UqOKjs — Klaus Arminius (@Klaus_Arminius) November 27, 2022 × Read more: Lionel Messi set to join this MLS club co-owned by David Beckham: Reports Meanwhile, the police in the Netherlands said the violence was majorly centred in the port city of Rotterdam where 500 football fans threw fireworks and glass. “Supporters threw fireworks and glass at the riot police who then carried out charges," said the Rotterdam police. Notably, Belgium is home to over 500,000 people of Moroccan descent while the figure stands at around 400,000 in the Netherlands. On Sunday, a spirited Moroccan team thoroughly outplayed Belgium and its supposed 'golden generation'. The 2018 WC semifinalists were shocked after substitute Abdelhamid Sabiri curled a whipping free kick towards goalkeeper Thibaut Courtois, who unfortunately could not move across the box in time. As Belgium sought an equaliser in the dying stages of the game, Morocco's talisman Hakim Ziyech measured an inch-perfect pass to Zakaria Aboukhlal who rifled the ball to the top of the net, completing the demolition job. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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In the Group A match on Day 2 of FIFA World Cup 2022, the reigning champions of Africa, Senegal, and the Netherlands will lock horns at the Al Thumama stadium on Monday (November 21). Qualified as the leader of their qualifier group in World Cup, the West African nation has won their first Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) title in 2021, defeating Egypt. It has reached the AFCON finals twice and has built up an excellent squad since then. Considered to be on top of its game, Senegal under coach Aliou Cisse has had a fantastic fortune since he took up the job in 2015.

Senegal form

So far, Senegal have&nbsp;had a 69.33 win percentage. In what is seen as a major setback for them, squad caption Sadio Mane will remain absent from the World Cup. His absence will be felt by fans across the globe. Acknowledging the same, coach Cisse said that the whole football family is saddened by what has happened because Mane was the second-best player in the world and he represents the African continent.&nbsp;

Netherlands Form

One cannot take attention off the Netherlands. Under the leadership of veteran Louis Van Gaal and captain Virgil Van Dijk, the Dutch side has adopted an excellent form. The blend of young talents and veteran members is coming off as the squad's strength. This is the second time Coach Van Gaal is managing the team. He earlier enjoyed a successful spell with the Dutch team by reaching the semi-finals of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The Oranje have reached three finals and now in Qatar, the team is aiming for their maiden triumph. It will be the spectators' joy to watch both Senegal and Netherlands head to head as the two teams are up for the first challenge in the Group A match. &nbsp;

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Senegal vs Netherlands Head to Head

Monday's match will be the first time when the duo will face each other off as they have never met before this in an official game. It will be a tricky affair for Netherlands' coach Van Gaal given the fact that Senegal -- the Lions of Teranga -- are yet to lose to a European opponent in a group stage game. In 2018, Madagascar battled back to hold Senegal to a 2-2 draw in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier and the West African nation is yet to concede multiple goals to the opposition.&nbsp;Head coach Aliou Cisse will be keeping a keen eye on not letting the game slip as the other side is led by Van Gaal.&nbsp;However, despite the success Senegal enjoyed in recent times, Sadio Mane was an integral part of it, and their side will greatly miss him. With a successful trail of events on its back, Senegal is sure to miss Sadio Mane. Senegal is currently ranked 18th in the FIFA rankings. The team has a perfect opening game record while the Netherlands is the 10th-ranked team but they are unbeaten in their previous eight openers, having&nbsp;won six of them.

Senegal v Netherlands lineup prediction&nbsp;

Senegal: (Goal Keeper) E. Mendy; (Defenders) Sabaly, Cisse, Koulibaly, Ballo-Toure; (Mid Fielders) Kouyate, N. Mendy, I. Gueye; (Strikers or Attackers) I. Sarr, Dia, Diatta

Netherlands: Pasveer; Timber, Van Dijk, Ake; Frimpong, F. De Jong, Koopmeiners, Blind; Klaassen; Gakpo, Bergwijn

When and where to watch

The Group A match encounters between Senegal vs Netherlands will kick-off on Monday, November 21 at 9.30 PM IST, 4:00 PM Local Time at Al Thumama Stadiummake&nbsp;

Prediction

Senegal 0-1 Netherlands

In the Group A match on Day 2 of FIFA World Cup 2022, the reigning champions of Africa, Senegal, and the Netherlands will lock horns at the Al Thumama stadium on Monday (November 21).

In the Group A match on Day 2 of FIFA World Cup 2022, the reigning champions of Africa, Senegal, and the Netherlands will lock horns at the Al Thumama stadium on Monday (November 21). Qualified as the leader of their qualifier group in World Cup, the West African nation has won their first Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) title in 2021, defeating Egypt. It has reached the AFCON finals twice and has built up an excellent squad since then. Considered to be on top of its game, Senegal under coach Aliou Cisse has had a fantastic fortune since he took up the job in 2015. Senegal form So far, Senegal have had a 69.33 win percentage. In what is seen as a major setback for them, squad caption Sadio Mane will remain absent from the World Cup. His absence will be felt by fans across the globe. Acknowledging the same, coach Cisse said that the whole football family is saddened by what has happened because Mane was the second-best player in the world and he represents the African continent. Netherlands Form One cannot take attention off the Netherlands. Under the leadership of veteran Louis Van Gaal and captain Virgil Van Dijk, the Dutch side has adopted an excellent form. The blend of young talents and veteran members is coming off as the squad's strength. This is the second time Coach Van Gaal is managing the team. He earlier enjoyed a successful spell with the Dutch team by reaching the semi-finals of the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The Oranje have reached three finals and now in Qatar, the team is aiming for their maiden triumph. It will be the spectators' joy to watch both Senegal and Netherlands head to head as the two teams are up for the first challenge in the Group A match. ALSO READ | Qatar becomes the first host nation to lose the opening game in history Senegal vs Netherlands Head to Head Monday's match will be the first time when the duo will face each other off as they have never met before this in an official game. It will be a tricky affair for Netherlands' coach Van Gaal given the fact that Senegal -- the Lions of Teranga -- are yet to lose to a European opponent in a group stage game. In 2018, Madagascar battled back to hold Senegal to a 2-2 draw in the Africa Cup of Nations qualifier and the West African nation is yet to concede multiple goals to the opposition. Head coach Aliou Cisse will be keeping a keen eye on not letting the game slip as the other side is led by Van Gaal. However, despite the success Senegal enjoyed in recent times, Sadio Mane was an integral part of it, and their side will greatly miss him. With a successful trail of events on its back, Senegal is sure to miss Sadio Mane. Senegal is currently ranked 18th in the FIFA rankings. The team has a perfect opening game record while the Netherlands is the 10th-ranked team but they are unbeaten in their previous eight openers, having won six of them. Senegal v Netherlands lineup prediction Senegal: (Goal Keeper) E. Mendy; (Defenders) Sabaly, Cisse, Koulibaly, Ballo-Toure; (Mid Fielders) Kouyate, N. Mendy, I. Gueye; (Strikers or Attackers) I. Sarr, Dia, Diatta Netherlands: Pasveer; Timber, Van Dijk, Ake; Frimpong, F. De Jong, Koopmeiners, Blind; Klaassen; Gakpo, Bergwijn When and where to watch The Group A match encounters between Senegal vs Netherlands will kick-off on Monday, November 21 at 9.30 PM IST, 4:00 PM Local Time at Al Thumama Stadiummake Prediction Senegal 0-1 Netherlands

FIFA World Cup 2022, Senegal vs. Netherlands match prediction & fantasy tips: Who will win the face-off?

FIFA World cup 2022 started on Sunday with the host Qatar’s disappointing 0-2 performance against Ecuador on day 1. It was for the first time that Qatar played at this level since it is hosting the tournament but was not able to live up to the occasion. Now, viewers are all set to get the thrilling experience of the mega event on day 2 of the FIFA World Cup, as two matches are scheduled for the day. On 21st November, two matches will be played where Iran is all set to clash with England and Senegal will cross swords with the Netherlands.

<h2>Where the FIFA World Cup 2022 matches will be played on day 2?</h2>

The first match of day 2, between England and Iran, will be played at Khalifa International Stadium in the Qatari city of Ar-Rayyan.&nbsp; 
The second match of the day will be played between the Netherlands and Senegal at the Al Thumama Stadium in Doha.

<h2>What time will the match be telecast in Gulf countries (UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman &amp; Bahrain)?</h2>

The first match between England and Iran will begin airing at 17:00 Gulf Standard Time (GST). The second match between Netherlands and Senegal will kick off at 20:00 GST.

<h2>How to watch the matches online in Gulf countries (Live Streaming-OTT details)?</h2>

The matches will be aired live on FOX Sports (FOX and FS1) in English and Spanish respectively. Also, viewers will be able to access Livestream on beIN SPORTS in gulf nations.

<h2>Let’s take a look at the predicted lineup of all the teams.</h2>

England: Pickford; Trippier, Stones, Maguire, Shaw; Rice, Bellingham; Sterling, Mount, Foden; Kane

Iran: Beiranvand; Moharrami, Pouraliganji, Hosseini, Mohammedi; Nourollahi, Ezatolahi, Hajsafi; Jahanbakhsh, Taremi, Amiri

Senegal: E. Mendy; Sabaly, Cisse, Koulibaly, Ballo-Toure; Kouyate, N. Mendy, I. Gueye; I. Sarr, Dia, Diatta

Netherlands: Pasveer; Timber, Van Dijk, Ake; Frimpong, F. De Jong, Koopmeiners, Blind; Klaassen; Gakpo, Bergwijn

FIFA World cup 2022 started on Sunday with the host Qatar’s disappointing 0-2 performance against Ecuador on day 1. It was for the first time that Qatar played at this level since it is hosting the tournament but was not able to live up to the occasion.

FIFA World cup 2022 started on Sunday with the host Qatar’s disappointing 0-2 performance against Ecuador on day 1. It was for the first time that Qatar played at this level since it is hosting the tournament but was not able to live up to the occasion. Now, viewers are all set to get the thrilling experience of the mega event on day 2 of the FIFA World Cup, as two matches are scheduled for the day. On 21st November, two matches will be played where Iran is all set to clash with England and Senegal will cross swords with the Netherlands. Where the FIFA World Cup 2022 matches will be played on day 2? The first match of day 2, between England and Iran, will be played at Khalifa International Stadium in the Qatari city of Ar-Rayyan. The second match of the day will be played between the Netherlands and Senegal at the Al Thumama Stadium in Doha. What time will the match be telecast in Gulf countries (UAE, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Oman & Bahrain)? The first match between England and Iran will begin airing at 17:00 Gulf Standard Time (GST). The second match between Netherlands and Senegal will kick off at 20:00 GST. How to watch the matches online in Gulf countries (Live Streaming-OTT details)? The matches will be aired live on FOX Sports (FOX and FS1) in English and Spanish respectively. Also, viewers will be able to access Livestream on beIN SPORTS in gulf nations. Let’s take a look at the predicted lineup of all the teams. England: Pickford; Trippier, Stones, Maguire, Shaw; Rice, Bellingham; Sterling, Mount, Foden; Kane Iran: Beiranvand; Moharrami, Pouraliganji, Hosseini, Mohammedi; Nourollahi, Ezatolahi, Hajsafi; Jahanbakhsh, Taremi, Amiri Senegal: E. Mendy; Sabaly, Cisse, Koulibaly, Ballo-Toure; Kouyate, N. Mendy, I. Gueye; I. Sarr, Dia, Diatta Netherlands: Pasveer; Timber, Van Dijk, Ake; Frimpong, F. De Jong, Koopmeiners, Blind; Klaassen; Gakpo, Bergwijn

FIFA World Cup 2022 Broadcast TV and OTT-Live Streaming Channel in Gulf nations (GCC): When and where to watch

The United States should not expect the Netherlands to follow its approach on China export restrictions, said a Dutch official on Friday, during an interview. These remarks were the first by the Netherlands on the issue as the United States President Joe Biden’s administration has been pushing for a multilateral agreement to impose restrictions on China which reportedly aims to keep advanced chip technologies away from Beijing and its military.&nbsp;

In an interview with a Dutch newspaper, NRC, Foreign Trade Minister, Liesje Schreinemacher said, “The Netherlands will not copy the American measures one-to-one.” The country will make its own assessment and consult partner countries such as Japan and the US, she added. The trade minister also said that the country will likely introduce certain export controls on China by itself.&nbsp;

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“We already have restrictions in our export licensing policy. I can imagine that we will look at semiconductors and the chip market with a more critical eye,” she said during the interview. Furthermore, Schreinemacher also spoke about how the Dutch government needs additional time to decide these potential new rules without going into any specifics.&nbsp;

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Notably, the Netherlands is home to ASML Holding NV which is a dominant player in the semiconductor-manufacturing market. While the company has reportedly stopped selling its extreme ultraviolet lithography machines which are used to make the cutting-edge chips, to Beijing it does allow certain less sophisticated products to Chinese customers, said a report by Bloomberg.&nbsp;&nbsp;

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Meanwhile, the US’s undersecretary of commerce for industry and security, Alan Estevez, will reportedly travel to the Netherlands this month to discuss export controls. On the other hand, Chinese President Xi Jinping urged Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte to avoid disrupting the global supply chain and “politicisation of economic and trade issues”, during the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia.&nbsp;

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The United States should not expect the Netherlands to follow its approach on China export restrictions, said a Dutch official on Friday, during an interview. These remarks were the first by the Netherlands on the issue as the United States President Joe Biden’s administration has been pushing for a multilateral agreement to impose restrictions on China which reportedly aims to keep advanced chip technologies away from Beijing and its military.

The United States should not expect the Netherlands to follow its approach on China export restrictions, said a Dutch official on Friday, during an interview. These remarks were the first by the Netherlands on the issue as the United States President Joe Biden’s administration has been pushing for a multilateral agreement to impose restrictions on China which reportedly aims to keep advanced chip technologies away from Beijing and its military. In an interview with a Dutch newspaper, NRC, Foreign Trade Minister, Liesje Schreinemacher said, “The Netherlands will not copy the American measures one-to-one.” The country will make its own assessment and consult partner countries such as Japan and the US, she added. The trade minister also said that the country will likely introduce certain export controls on China by itself. ALSO READ | China responds angrily after US announces chip export restrictions “We already have restrictions in our export licensing policy. I can imagine that we will look at semiconductors and the chip market with a more critical eye,” she said during the interview. Furthermore, Schreinemacher also spoke about how the Dutch government needs additional time to decide these potential new rules without going into any specifics. ALSO WATCH | World Business Watch: US citizens at Chinese chip firms caught in the middle of tech war Notably, the Netherlands is home to ASML Holding NV which is a dominant player in the semiconductor-manufacturing market. While the company has reportedly stopped selling its extreme ultraviolet lithography machines which are used to make the cutting-edge chips, to Beijing it does allow certain less sophisticated products to Chinese customers, said a report by Bloomberg. ALSO READ | The semiconductor wars: US to announce fresh chip export restrictions to China Meanwhile, the US’s undersecretary of commerce for industry and security, Alan Estevez, will reportedly travel to the Netherlands this month to discuss export controls. On the other hand, Chinese President Xi Jinping urged Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte to avoid disrupting the global supply chain and “politicisation of economic and trade issues”, during the G20 summit in Bali, Indonesia. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Dutch minister says Netherlands ‘will not copy’ US curbs on Chinese chip exports

Netherlands Foreign Trade Ministers said that they will not adopt US approach to China export restriction and that the country will make its own assessment and take a call. This could be a potential roadblock for Biden in his trade fight with China.

Netherlands takes stance on China export; Dutch Minister says 'Will not adopt US approach'

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Netherlands staged a massive upset in the ongoing T20 World Cup at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday after defeating South Africa in their last Super-12 encounter, ensuring India a place in the semi-finals.

The South African batters choked and failed to chase a moderate score of 159 runs as the Dutch bowlers restricted them to 145/8 in their 20 overs.&nbsp;

Brandon Glover starred with the ball for the Netherlands as the pacer claimed three wickets in his two overs.

The clash between Pakistan and Bangladesh has now become a virtual quarterfinal as the winner of the clash will join India in the semi-finals from group two.

Chasing the target, South African openers Temba Bavuma and Quinton de Kock got off to a quick start with de Kock smashing a four in the first over, following it with a six in the second over.

Netherland pacer Fred Klaassen dismissed de Kock in the third over to draw first blood for the team.

The Dutch team's potent pacer Paul van Meekeren removed the SA captain in the sixth over sending both the openers back to the pavilion.&nbsp;

Rilee Rossouw did play some attacking shots in his brief stay but was dismissed for 25(19) by Glover in the 10th over, reducing South Africa to 68/3 at the end of 10 overs.

Proteas batter Aiden Markram was dismissed by Fred Klaassen in the 13th over even as he looked in fine touch and was stitching an important partnership with David Miller.

In the 16th over, Glover dismissed Miller to dent the Proteas' chances of winning the match and advancing into the semi-finals.&nbsp;Bas de Leede got rid of Heinrich Klaasen in the 18th over, the only recognised batter at the crease to knock on the door of victory.

After Klaasen's wicket, it was mere formality for the Dutch team as the South African team needed 36 runs off the last two overs with no recognised batter at the crease and a limping Keshav Maharaj batting alongside Kagiso Rabada.

The Netherlands gave away just 12 runs in the last over to secure a 13-run victory, their first-ever on South Africa.

Earlier, a late flourish from Colin Ackermann and Tom Cooper helped the Netherlands reach a total of 158/4 against South Africa in its last Super-12 encounter at the Adelaide Oval in the ongoing T20 World Cup.

Ackermann top-scored for the Dutch with an explosive unbeaten 41 from 26 balls. Experienced Tom Cooper also made a vital contribution of 35 runs from 19 balls. Left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj took two wickets for the Proteas.

Put into bat first, the Netherlands were off to a brilliant start, scoring 17 runs in the first 2 overs with Stephan Myburgh being the aggressive one. Max O'Dowd looked to push the ball into the gaps and play second fiddle to his partner.

The openers struck a total of eight elegant boundaries in the first six overs taking their team to 48 runs without loss at the end of the powerplay, making it their best powerplay score in this tournament.

Just when the Netherlands looked on the path to getting to a good score, Aiden Markram dismissed Myburgh in the ninth over to give his team the first breakthrough.

Right-hander Cooper attacked the bowlers from the word go and smacked a six early in his inning. The aggression rubbed off on O'Dowd and he too slammed a six seeing his partner go after the bowlers. The Dutch team finished at 70/1 at the end of 10 overs.

Left-arm finger spinner Maharaj was hit for a six in the 13th over but scalped the wicket of O'Dowd to bring Ackermann to the crease. The bowler also dismissed Cooper in the 15th over to bring two new batters to the crease for the last five overs.

Pacer Anrich Nortje sent back Bas de Leede in the 18th over, ending his scratchy inning where inn he scored just one run off seven balls.

Thanks to Ackermann's late blitz, the Netherlands managed to score 31 runs off the last two overs helping the team reach 158/4 in 20 overs.

Colin Ackermann was declared the 'Player of the Match' for his crucial knock.

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Netherlands staged a massive upset in the ongoing T20 World Cup at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday after defeating South Africa in their last Super-12 encounter, ensuring India a place in the semi-finals.

Netherlands staged a massive upset in the ongoing T20 World Cup at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday after defeating South Africa in their last Super-12 encounter, ensuring India a place in the semi-finals. The South African batters choked and failed to chase a moderate score of 159 runs as the Dutch bowlers restricted them to 145/8 in their 20 overs. Brandon Glover starred with the ball for the Netherlands as the pacer claimed three wickets in his two overs. The clash between Pakistan and Bangladesh has now become a virtual quarterfinal as the winner of the clash will join India in the semi-finals from group two. Chasing the target, South African openers Temba Bavuma and Quinton de Kock got off to a quick start with de Kock smashing a four in the first over, following it with a six in the second over. Netherland pacer Fred Klaassen dismissed de Kock in the third over to draw first blood for the team. The Dutch team's potent pacer Paul van Meekeren removed the SA captain in the sixth over sending both the openers back to the pavilion. Rilee Rossouw did play some attacking shots in his brief stay but was dismissed for 25(19) by Glover in the 10th over, reducing South Africa to 68/3 at the end of 10 overs. Proteas batter Aiden Markram was dismissed by Fred Klaassen in the 13th over even as he looked in fine touch and was stitching an important partnership with David Miller. In the 16th over, Glover dismissed Miller to dent the Proteas' chances of winning the match and advancing into the semi-finals. Bas de Leede got rid of Heinrich Klaasen in the 18th over, the only recognised batter at the crease to knock on the door of victory. After Klaasen's wicket, it was mere formality for the Dutch team as the South African team needed 36 runs off the last two overs with no recognised batter at the crease and a limping Keshav Maharaj batting alongside Kagiso Rabada. The Netherlands gave away just 12 runs in the last over to secure a 13-run victory, their first-ever on South Africa. Earlier, a late flourish from Colin Ackermann and Tom Cooper helped the Netherlands reach a total of 158/4 against South Africa in its last Super-12 encounter at the Adelaide Oval in the ongoing T20 World Cup. Ackermann top-scored for the Dutch with an explosive unbeaten 41 from 26 balls. Experienced Tom Cooper also made a vital contribution of 35 runs from 19 balls. Left-arm spinner Keshav Maharaj took two wickets for the Proteas. Put into bat first, the Netherlands were off to a brilliant start, scoring 17 runs in the first 2 overs with Stephan Myburgh being the aggressive one. Max O'Dowd looked to push the ball into the gaps and play second fiddle to his partner. The openers struck a total of eight elegant boundaries in the first six overs taking their team to 48 runs without loss at the end of the powerplay, making it their best powerplay score in this tournament. Just when the Netherlands looked on the path to getting to a good score, Aiden Markram dismissed Myburgh in the ninth over to give his team the first breakthrough. Right-hander Cooper attacked the bowlers from the word go and smacked a six early in his inning. The aggression rubbed off on O'Dowd and he too slammed a six seeing his partner go after the bowlers. The Dutch team finished at 70/1 at the end of 10 overs. Left-arm finger spinner Maharaj was hit for a six in the 13th over but scalped the wicket of O'Dowd to bring Ackermann to the crease. The bowler also dismissed Cooper in the 15th over to bring two new batters to the crease for the last five overs. Pacer Anrich Nortje sent back Bas de Leede in the 18th over, ending his scratchy inning where inn he scored just one run off seven balls. Thanks to Ackermann's late blitz, the Netherlands managed to score 31 runs off the last two overs helping the team reach 158/4 in 20 overs. Colin Ackermann was declared the 'Player of the Match' for his crucial knock. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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On Tuesday, the Dutch government in a statement said that they would repatriate 12 women and 28 children from Kurdish-run detention camps in northern Syria. This would make it the largest of its kind operation by the Netherlands yet, said reports. This follows a Dutch court ruling in May, earlier this year, which has ordered that the women be brought back.&nbsp;

In a letter to the country’s parliament, Foreign Minister Wopke Hoekstra and Justice Minister Dilan Yesilgoz-Zegerius said, “The cabinet is transferring 12 Dutch women suspected of terrorist offenses and their 28 children to the Netherlands.” They added that the women will be arrested upon arrival in the country and will be tried.&nbsp;

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Reports suggest that the Netherlands has long refused to repatriate women from Syrian refugee camps saying that it was their choice to go to the war-torn country. However, a Rotterdam court in May ordered the officials to repatriate these women and their children within the next four months so that their actions do not go “unpunished”.&nbsp;

According to Dutch government records, some 300 citizens have gone to Syria and this is not the first such operation conducted by the government as they had repatriated five women and eleven children from a Kurdish refugee camp earlier this year.&nbsp;

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While the details of the upcoming operations have not been revealed including its location or which camp, the officials have said that children during the trial will be looked after by the Dutch child protection services. So far, at least 5,000 Europeans have gone to Syria, while some have become fighters, others have married militants, said media reports.&nbsp;

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On Tuesday, the Dutch government in a statement said that they would repatriate 12 women and 28 children from Kurdish-run detention camps in northern Syria. This would make it the largest of its kind operation by the Netherlands yet, said reports.

On Tuesday, the Dutch government in a statement said that they would repatriate 12 women and 28 children from Kurdish-run detention camps in northern Syria. This would make it the largest of its kind operation by the Netherlands yet, said reports. This follows a Dutch court ruling in May, earlier this year, which has ordered that the women be brought back. In a letter to the country’s parliament, Foreign Minister Wopke Hoekstra and Justice Minister Dilan Yesilgoz-Zegerius said, “The cabinet is transferring 12 Dutch women suspected of terrorist offenses and their 28 children to the Netherlands.” They added that the women will be arrested upon arrival in the country and will be tried. ALSO READ: France must re-examine repatriation requests of women who travelled to Syria to join IS Reports suggest that the Netherlands has long refused to repatriate women from Syrian refugee camps saying that it was their choice to go to the war-torn country. However, a Rotterdam court in May ordered the officials to repatriate these women and their children within the next four months so that their actions do not go “unpunished”. According to Dutch government records, some 300 citizens have gone to Syria and this is not the first such operation conducted by the government as they had repatriated five women and eleven children from a Kurdish refugee camp earlier this year. ALSO READ: Syrian refugees from Lebanon to leave for Syria; Rights group express doubt over repatriation While the details of the upcoming operations have not been revealed including its location or which camp, the officials have said that children during the trial will be looked after by the Dutch child protection services. So far, at least 5,000 Europeans have gone to Syria, while some have become fighters, others have married militants, said media reports. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Netherlands set to repatriate at least 40 women and children from IS camps in Syria

Amid accusations of running illegal overseas police stations in several countries, including the Netherlands, China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said these allegations are “simply untrue”.&nbsp;

This comes after a human rights group report published last month&nbsp;and the recent statement by the Dutch foreign ministry which is reportedly in the midst of investigating these allegations. Reports suggest that these illegal police stations are being used to harass dissidents and bring them back to Beijing.

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However, the foreign ministry spokesperson denied these allegations and said they were&nbsp; “Chinese service centres”, helping people who could not return home during the Covid-19 pandemic. Furthermore, he stated that the security officials in these stations are “strictly observing international laws and are “fully respecting the judicial sovereignty of other countries”.

Meanwhile, the Dutch foreign ministry has stated that since the Chinese government “never informed” them about these centres through diplomatic channels, it makes them “illegal”. They also told AFP that the ministry “is now investigating the activities of the so-called police centres.”

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The report titled, "110 Overseas: Chinese Transnational Policing Gone Wild,” published by&nbsp;Safeguard Defenders, a Spain-based human rights NGO said that China has opened&nbsp;54 such stations&nbsp;in 30 countries, including&nbsp;Europe, the UK, the US, Canada and Ireland.&nbsp;

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Amid accusations of running illegal overseas police stations in several countries, including the Netherlands, China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said these allegations are “simply untrue”.

Amid accusations of running illegal overseas police stations in several countries, including the Netherlands, China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Wang Wenbin said these allegations are “simply untrue”. This comes after a human rights group report published last month and the recent statement by the Dutch foreign ministry which is reportedly in the midst of investigating these allegations. Reports suggest that these illegal police stations are being used to harass dissidents and bring them back to Beijing. ALSO READ: China has opened illegal police stations in several countries across the world: Report However, the foreign ministry spokesperson denied these allegations and said they were “Chinese service centres”, helping people who could not return home during the Covid-19 pandemic. Furthermore, he stated that the security officials in these stations are “strictly observing international laws and are “fully respecting the judicial sovereignty of other countries”. Meanwhile, the Dutch foreign ministry has stated that since the Chinese government “never informed” them about these centres through diplomatic channels, it makes them “illegal”. They also told AFP that the ministry “is now investigating the activities of the so-called police centres.” ALSO READ: China accused of operating two illegal police stations in the Netherlands by the Dutch government The report titled, "110 Overseas: Chinese Transnational Policing Gone Wild,” published by Safeguard Defenders, a Spain-based human rights NGO said that China has opened 54 such stations in 30 countries, including Europe, the UK, the US, Canada and Ireland. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

‘Simply untrue’: China denies allegations of running ‘illegal’ police station in Netherlands

The Dutch foreign ministry said Wednesday it was investigating reports that China has set up two illegal police stations in the Netherlands which it uses to harass dissidents.

Dutch media reported that the Chinese posts in Amsterdam and Rotterdam purported to offer diplomatic assistance, but that they had not been declared to the Netherlands' government.

"The police stations&nbsp;were being used to silence political opponents," broadcaster RTL and investigative website Follow the Money said, quoting a Chinese dissident living in the Netherlands.

China's foreign ministry said the reports were "completely false" and said the "service stations" were meant to help overseas citizens do things like renew driving licences. 
The Netherlands said it was taking the claims "seriously".

"The ministry of foreign affairs is now investigating the activities of the so-called police centres. When we have more clarity about this, appropriate action will be taken," Dutch foreign ministry spokeswoman Maxime Hovenkamp told AFP.

"It is true that we have not been informed about the centres through diplomatic channels."

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The Dutch foreign ministry said Wednesday it was investigating reports that China has set up two illegal police stations in the Netherlands which it uses to harass dissidents.

The Dutch foreign ministry said Wednesday it was investigating reports that China has set up two illegal police stations in the Netherlands which it uses to harass dissidents. Dutch media reported that the Chinese posts in Amsterdam and Rotterdam purported to offer diplomatic assistance, but that they had not been declared to the Netherlands' government. "The police stations were being used to silence political opponents," broadcaster RTL and investigative website Follow the Money said, quoting a Chinese dissident living in the Netherlands. China's foreign ministry said the reports were "completely false" and said the "service stations" were meant to help overseas citizens do things like renew driving licences. The Netherlands said it was taking the claims "seriously". "The ministry of foreign affairs is now investigating the activities of the so-called police centres. When we have more clarity about this, appropriate action will be taken," Dutch foreign ministry spokeswoman Maxime Hovenkamp told AFP. "It is true that we have not been informed about the centres through diplomatic channels." WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

China accused of operating two illegal police stations in the Netherlands by the Dutch government

Bangladesh won their first-ever game in a Twenty20 World Cup Super 12 Monday, with Taskin Ahmed taking 4-25 as the Netherlands imploded early and never recovered, losing by nine runs. The Dutch, who battled through the preliminary round to reach the Super 12, held the Asian nation to 144-8 with Paul van Meekeren becoming his country's joint all-time T20 wicket-taker along the way.

But they got off to a horror start in the run chase, losing two wickets in the opening two balls to Ahmed, then slumped to 15-4 in cold conditions at Hobart to put them on the back foot. Colin Ackermann&nbsp;with 62 off 48 balls played a lone hand, making his maiden T20 half-century as partners fell around him and the Netherlands were all out for 135 on the final ball.

Defeat was a heavy blow with two points desperately needed in a group that features heavyweight opponents India, Pakistan and South Africa. But it was a relief for Bangladesh, who qualified directly for the Super 12 but have suffered from poor form since the 2021 World Cup, playing 19 T20 internationals, losing 14, before meeting the Dutch.

After being sent into bat, Bangladesh plundered 12 off Fred Klaassen's opening over and kept the pressure on as the bowlers struggled to maintain their line. With temperatures hovering around 12 Celsius (54 Fahrenheit), the Dutch took time to warm up but when Van Meekeren switched ends he found extra pace and Soumya Sarkar (14) mistimed a pull shot to Bas De Leede.

Spinner Tim Pringle was brought on and ended fellow opener Najmul Shanto's innings on 25 in the next over as Bangladesh faltered.

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The momentum swung towards the Dutch with danger man Litton Das out for nine, slapping a Van Beek ball to Tim Cooper at mid-off, before the experienced Shakib Al Hasan fell four balls later, caught in the deep off Shariz Ahmad to leave Bangladesh at 70-4 before a brief rain interruption.

They returned and van Meekeren struck again, bowling Yasir Ali with a yorker to draw level on 58 wickets with Pieter Seelaar as the Netherland's top T20 wicket-taker, needing 22 fewer games to get there. Afif Hossain (38) and Nurul Hasan (13) put on 44 before De Leede removed them both in the same over as their innings drew to a close.

The Netherlands had the worst possible start, with Ahmed bagging two wickets in his first two balls. Vikramjit Singh edged to Yasir Ali at slip then De Leede got a nick to wicketkeeper Hasan before Ackermann successfully fended off the hat-trick ball.

Two needless run outs within three balls followed with Max O'Dowd (8) and Tom Cooper (0) the men left stranded. They reached 59-4 before captain Shaun Edwards was undone by the spin of Al Hasan then Pringle (1) departed to Hasan Mahmud.

The covers came on as the rain returned, but it was again a brief delay with Ackermann resuming the chase before he was out going for a boundary to be the ninth wicket to fall.

Bangladesh won their first-ever game in a Twenty20 World Cup Super 12 Monday, with Taskin Ahmed taking 4-25 as the Netherlands imploded early and never recovered, losing by nine runs.

Bangladesh won their first-ever game in a Twenty20 World Cup Super 12 Monday, with Taskin Ahmed taking 4-25 as the Netherlands imploded early and never recovered, losing by nine runs. The Dutch, who battled through the preliminary round to reach the Super 12, held the Asian nation to 144-8 with Paul van Meekeren becoming his country's joint all-time T20 wicket-taker along the way. But they got off to a horror start in the run chase, losing two wickets in the opening two balls to Ahmed, then slumped to 15-4 in cold conditions at Hobart to put them on the back foot. Colin Ackermann with 62 off 48 balls played a lone hand, making his maiden T20 half-century as partners fell around him and the Netherlands were all out for 135 on the final ball. Defeat was a heavy blow with two points desperately needed in a group that features heavyweight opponents India, Pakistan and South Africa. But it was a relief for Bangladesh, who qualified directly for the Super 12 but have suffered from poor form since the 2021 World Cup, playing 19 T20 internationals, losing 14, before meeting the Dutch. After being sent into bat, Bangladesh plundered 12 off Fred Klaassen's opening over and kept the pressure on as the bowlers struggled to maintain their line. With temperatures hovering around 12 Celsius (54 Fahrenheit), the Dutch took time to warm up but when Van Meekeren switched ends he found extra pace and Soumya Sarkar (14) mistimed a pull shot to Bas De Leede. Spinner Tim Pringle was brought on and ended fellow opener Najmul Shanto's innings on 25 in the next over as Bangladesh faltered. ALSO READ | 'When I was 12 of 21...' - Virat Kohli thought he was 'messing the game up' during MCG blitz vs Pakistan The momentum swung towards the Dutch with danger man Litton Das out for nine, slapping a Van Beek ball to Tim Cooper at mid-off, before the experienced Shakib Al Hasan fell four balls later, caught in the deep off Shariz Ahmad to leave Bangladesh at 70-4 before a brief rain interruption. They returned and van Meekeren struck again, bowling Yasir Ali with a yorker to draw level on 58 wickets with Pieter Seelaar as the Netherland's top T20 wicket-taker, needing 22 fewer games to get there. Afif Hossain (38) and Nurul Hasan (13) put on 44 before De Leede removed them both in the same over as their innings drew to a close. The Netherlands had the worst possible start, with Ahmed bagging two wickets in his first two balls. Vikramjit Singh edged to Yasir Ali at slip then De Leede got a nick to wicketkeeper Hasan before Ackermann successfully fended off the hat-trick ball. Two needless run outs within three balls followed with Max O'Dowd (8) and Tom Cooper (0) the men left stranded. They reached 59-4 before captain Shaun Edwards was undone by the spin of Al Hasan then Pringle (1) departed to Hasan Mahmud. The covers came on as the rain returned, but it was again a brief delay with Ackermann resuming the chase before he was out going for a boundary to be the ninth wicket to fall.

T20 WC: Taskin Ahmed takes 4 for 25 as Bangladesh beat Netherlands in Super 12 contest

The Netherlands on Wednesday announced its withdrawal from a recently- negotiated 52-nation deal on fossil fuels over climate change concerns.

The deal was initially signed in 1994 and included 52 nations from Central Asia and Europe. Its aim was to protect energy investments in volatile ex-Soviet countries.&nbsp;A compromise deal was struck in June to update the decades-old Energy Charter Treaty, which governed cross-border energy trading and investment.&nbsp;The European Union recently pressed for changes to the agreement to prohibit legal action from investors and businesses which could jeopardise bold climate targets.

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The compromise agreement, reached in June after two years of negotiations, establishes a 10-year phase-out period for protections on current investments and permits the exclusion of future fossil fuel investments from protections. It was set to come into force in November, pending any objections from the signatories.&nbsp;

Climate groups have criticised the update's flaws and warned that they would jeopardise efforts to slow global warming.

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On Tuesday, Rob Jetten, the dutch environment and energy minister told the nation's parliament about the nation's withdrawal.

Talking to AFP, a spokesperson for his ministry said that "the minister indicated that the negotiated result cannot be reconciled with the Paris accord" on climate change.&nbsp;They further revealed that the official withdrawal date hasn't been set.

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The Netherlands on Wednesday announced its withdrawal from a recently- negotiated 52-nation deal on fossil fuels over climate change concerns. The deal was initially signed in 1994 and included 52 nations from Central Asia and Europe.

The Netherlands on Wednesday announced its withdrawal from a recently- negotiated 52-nation deal on fossil fuels over climate change concerns. The deal was initially signed in 1994 and included 52 nations from Central Asia and Europe. Its aim was to protect energy investments in volatile ex-Soviet countries. A compromise deal was struck in June to update the decades-old Energy Charter Treaty, which governed cross-border energy trading and investment. The European Union recently pressed for changes to the agreement to prohibit legal action from investors and businesses which could jeopardise bold climate targets. Watch | WION Climate Tracker: Climate change creates new crisis for Bangladesh The compromise agreement, reached in June after two years of negotiations, establishes a 10-year phase-out period for protections on current investments and permits the exclusion of future fossil fuel investments from protections. It was set to come into force in November, pending any objections from the signatories. Climate groups have criticised the update's flaws and warned that they would jeopardise efforts to slow global warming. Also read | WWII shipwreck still polluting North Sea ocean floor 80 years after going down On Tuesday, Rob Jetten, the dutch environment and energy minister told the nation's parliament about the nation's withdrawal. Talking to AFP, a spokesperson for his ministry said that "the minister indicated that the negotiated result cannot be reconciled with the Paris accord" on climate change. They further revealed that the official withdrawal date hasn't been set. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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After Sri Lanka made it to the Super 12 round, of the T20 World Cup, with a 16-run win over the Netherlands in the qualifiers on Thursday (October 20), the onus was on Namibia to join them with a victory over UAE in Group A's last encounter. Namibia, who beat Sri Lanka in their tournament opener, failed to chase a modest 149 and were restricted to 141 for 8 in 20 overs to lose by seven runs and miss out on a Super 12 berth. From Group A, Sri Lanka will join Pool A in the next round whereas the Dutch line-up will be a part of the Team India-starrer Pool B.

Talking about the contest, UAE won the toss and opted to bat first. Riding on&nbsp;Muhammad Waseem's 41-ball 50, UAE were off to a cautious start. In the last few overs, the upped the ante courtesy of vital knocks from skipper&nbsp;Chundangapoyil Rizwan (29-ball 43) and&nbsp;Basil Hameed's 14-ball 25 not out. Namibia paid the price for leaking as many as 33 runs in the last 12 balls as UAE posted a competitive 149 for 3.&nbsp;

In reply, Namibia were off to a nervy start and lost wickets at regular intervals to be reeling at 46 for 5. Their chase was going nowhere before all-rounder David Weise's 36-ball 55 and&nbsp;Ruben Trumpelmann's 24-ball 25 kept them alive. Weise's big hits brought the chase alive and infused an intense battle in the last few overs before he fell with his side needing 10 off 3 balls.&nbsp;

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Waseem, who returned with the Player-of-the-Match award, kept his nerves to bowl a fantastic last over and conceded only half a dozen runs to take his side to a thrilling seven-run win as they bowed out of the showpiece event with a win from three games. For Namibia, they will be gutted about missing out on a Super 12 berth as they only needed a win to go past the Netherlands line-up and progress ahead.

At the post-match presentation, UAE skipper CP Rizwan said, "A great moment for UAE cricket. I would like to thank our coach and the management. We had been doing well in patches, but today everything clicked together. (On Waseem's bowling at the death) He used to bowl a lot of death overs in our domestic cricket, and with the dew I backed my instinct of bowling medium pacers. This win is really big for UAE cricket, it can tell the world that we are here!"

After Sri Lanka made it to the Super 12 round, of the T20 World Cup, with a 16-run win over the Netherlands in the qualifiers on Thursday (October 20), the onus was on Namibia to join them with a victory over UAE in Group A's last encounter.

After Sri Lanka made it to the Super 12 round, of the T20 World Cup, with a 16-run win over the Netherlands in the qualifiers on Thursday (October 20), the onus was on Namibia to join them with a victory over UAE in Group A's last encounter. Namibia, who beat Sri Lanka in their tournament opener, failed to chase a modest 149 and were restricted to 141 for 8 in 20 overs to lose by seven runs and miss out on a Super 12 berth. From Group A, Sri Lanka will join Pool A in the next round whereas the Dutch line-up will be a part of the Team India-starrer Pool B. Talking about the contest, UAE won the toss and opted to bat first. Riding on Muhammad Waseem's 41-ball 50, UAE were off to a cautious start. In the last few overs, the upped the ante courtesy of vital knocks from skipper Chundangapoyil Rizwan (29-ball 43) and Basil Hameed's 14-ball 25 not out. Namibia paid the price for leaking as many as 33 runs in the last 12 balls as UAE posted a competitive 149 for 3. In reply, Namibia were off to a nervy start and lost wickets at regular intervals to be reeling at 46 for 5. Their chase was going nowhere before all-rounder David Weise's 36-ball 55 and Ruben Trumpelmann's 24-ball 25 kept them alive. Weise's big hits brought the chase alive and infused an intense battle in the last few overs before he fell with his side needing 10 off 3 balls. ALSO READ | 'If they do not win this time...' - Sunil Gavaskar rates India's chances at T20 WC before Pakistan clash Waseem, who returned with the Player-of-the-Match award, kept his nerves to bowl a fantastic last over and conceded only half a dozen runs to take his side to a thrilling seven-run win as they bowed out of the showpiece event with a win from three games. For Namibia, they will be gutted about missing out on a Super 12 berth as they only needed a win to go past the Netherlands line-up and progress ahead. At the post-match presentation, UAE skipper CP Rizwan said, "A great moment for UAE cricket. I would like to thank our coach and the management. We had been doing well in patches, but today everything clicked together. (On Waseem's bowling at the death) He used to bowl a lot of death overs in our domestic cricket, and with the dew I backed my instinct of bowling medium pacers. This win is really big for UAE cricket, it can tell the world that we are here!"

T20 World Cup: David Wiese's 55 in vain as UAE eliminate Namibia, Netherlands enter Super 12

Netherlands beat Namibia in a low-scoring thriller during the qualifying round of the T20 World Cup 2022 edition, in Australia, on Tuesday (October 18). After a hard-fought win over UAE in their first game, Netherlands faced a high-spirited Namibia, who beat Sri Lanka in their opening fixture.

Opting to bat first, at the Simonds Stadium, Geelong, the Namibian inning didn't find the any kind of momentum.&nbsp;Courtesy of Jan Frylinck (43) and some contributions from the likes of Michael van Lingen, Stephan Baard, skipper Gerhard&nbsp;Erasmus and David Wiese's 5-ball 11 not out, they managed a paltry score of 121 for 6 in 20 overs. From Netherlands' perspective, Bas de Leede accounted for 2 for 18 whereas Tim Pringle, Colin Ackermann, Paul van Meekeren and Roelof van der Merwe chipped in with a wicket each.

In reply, Netherlands' top three adapted to the nature of the surface and their vital knocks led their side to a thriling five-wicket win, with three balls to spare. Max ODowd (35), Vikramjit Singh (39) and Bas de Leede's run-a-ball 30 not out ensured their side beat Namibia to move closer to the Super 12 round of the competition in Australia.&nbsp;

While JJ Smit took 2 for 24 and opened the contest, Namibia batters' dismal showing led to their defeat.

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<p ng-bind-html="comm[ts].comm" ng-class="get_comm_class(comm[ts]) " ng-hide="comm[ts].geo != null &amp;&amp; comm[ts].geo.length &gt; 0 &amp;&amp; comm[ts].geo.indexOf($root.$GEO.country) == -1" ng-if="comm[ts].evt != 'Plugin:news' &amp;&amp; comm[ts].evt != 'Plugin:video' &amp;&amp; comm[ts].evt != 'Plugin:comments'">Bas De Leede | POTM: I think I could take a bit of experience from two days ago. We lost wickets at the end, we had to deal with it. We lost&nbsp;wickets at bad times. We can't afford to do that and we can learn from that as a team. The self belief has always been there and it's nice to win two tight games. Maybe it opens up a bit more freedom for the boys.

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Netherlands beat Namibia in a low-scoring thriller during the qualifying round of the T20 World Cup 2022 edition, in Australia, on Tuesday (October 18). After a hard-fought win over UAE in their first game, Netherlands faced a high-spirited Namibia, who beat Sri Lanka in their opening fixture.

Netherlands beat Namibia in a low-scoring thriller during the qualifying round of the T20 World Cup 2022 edition, in Australia, on Tuesday (October 18). After a hard-fought win over UAE in their first game, Netherlands faced a high-spirited Namibia, who beat Sri Lanka in their opening fixture. Opting to bat first, at the Simonds Stadium, Geelong, the Namibian inning didn't find the any kind of momentum. Courtesy of Jan Frylinck (43) and some contributions from the likes of Michael van Lingen, Stephan Baard, skipper Gerhard Erasmus and David Wiese's 5-ball 11 not out, they managed a paltry score of 121 for 6 in 20 overs. From Netherlands' perspective, Bas de Leede accounted for 2 for 18 whereas Tim Pringle, Colin Ackermann, Paul van Meekeren and Roelof van der Merwe chipped in with a wicket each. In reply, Netherlands' top three adapted to the nature of the surface and their vital knocks led their side to a thriling five-wicket win, with three balls to spare. Max ODowd (35), Vikramjit Singh (39) and Bas de Leede's run-a-ball 30 not out ensured their side beat Namibia to move closer to the Super 12 round of the competition in Australia. While JJ Smit took 2 for 24 and opened the contest, Namibia batters' dismal showing led to their defeat. ALSO READ | Individual records have no value in big tournaments: Gautam Gambhir's advice to Virat Kohli ahead of T20 WC What they said: Bas De Leede | POTM: I think I could take a bit of experience from two days ago. We lost wickets at the end, we had to deal with it. We lost wickets at bad times. We can't afford to do that and we can learn from that as a team. The self belief has always been there and it's nice to win two tight games. Maybe it opens up a bit more freedom for the boys. Scott Edwards | Netherlands captain: We're known as a side that plays hard till the last few balls. We did well in terms of front-loading the runs. We knew that Namibia has some good death bowlers in these conditions. It got a bit closer than we'd have liked, but it's still good. It's about now winning that third game of cricket. Gerhard Erasmus | Namibia skipper: Never nice to be on the losing side when it's so close. We put a good show in the field. With the bat, it seemed difficult for both sides but they ran better than us. There were enough stages in the game where we didn't put enough contact on the bat and didn't move things better.

T20 World Cup: Bas de Leede's all-round blitz helps Netherlands beat Namibia in low-scoring thriller

Catharina-Amalia, the crown princess of the Netherlands, has been placed under heightened security due to worries that she would be a target of criminals.

Dutch news agency ANP reported her mother,&nbsp;Queen Maxima saying,&nbsp;"She can hardly leave the house."

The Dutch Crown Princess, has been forced to give up her plans to reside in student housing or digs due to security concerns, reports Reuters.

Just weeks after the 18-year-old began attending Amsterdam University, King Willem-Alexander and his wife Queen Maxima announced late Thursday that Amalia would have to remain within the palace.

Officials declined to comment on specifics, but the action comes weeks after reports that Amalia and Prime Minister Mark Rutte were referenced in correspondence by organised crime groups.

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The reports have prompted new worries about organised crime in the nation, where public figures frequently move about with no protection, and have also&nbsp;raised concerns about kidnappings.&nbsp;

Amalia's situation was called "terrible and worrisome"&nbsp;said Premier Rutte, who until recently was frequently spotted on a bike around The Hague.

Rick Evers, a Dutch reporter who specialises in royal affairs, remarked, "It's about an 18-year-old girl who can't have a student life because she's apparently the target of the Mocro-mafia."

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The Mocro-mafia, so named because of their Moroccan origin, are criminal organisations with a focus on Amsterdam's emerging cocaine trade and the growing drug trade in the Netherlands.

Experts claim that the incident has increased worries that the Netherlands is becoming a "narco-state" after a high-profile string of convictions involving drug trafficking organisations, reports AFP.

Calling organized crime a "fundamental problem" Dutch minister of justice and protection Dilan Yesilgoz-Zegerius said that her government was "working hard day and night to ensure her (princess's) security."

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Catharina-Amalia, the crown princess of the Netherlands, has been placed under heightened security due to worries that she would be a target of criminals. Dutch news agency ANP reported her mother, Queen Maxima saying, "She can hardly leave the house." The Dutch Crown Princess, has been forced to give up her plans to reside in student housing or digs due to security concerns, reports Reuters. Just weeks after the 18-year-old began attending Amsterdam University, King Willem-Alexander and his wife Queen Maxima announced late Thursday that Amalia would have to remain within the palace. Officials declined to comment on specifics, but the action comes weeks after reports that Amalia and Prime Minister Mark Rutte were referenced in correspondence by organised crime groups. Also read | Report: Hijab ban at work is OK as a general prohibition, says the EU top court The reports have prompted new worries about organised crime in the nation, where public figures frequently move about with no protection, and have also raised concerns about kidnappings. Amalia's situation was called "terrible and worrisome" said Premier Rutte, who until recently was frequently spotted on a bike around The Hague. Rick Evers, a Dutch reporter who specialises in royal affairs, remarked, "It's about an 18-year-old girl who can't have a student life because she's apparently the target of the Mocro-mafia." Also read | A turbulent day for UK politics: Finance minister replaced, Liz Truss announces major policy U-turn and more The Mocro-mafia, so named because of their Moroccan origin, are criminal organisations with a focus on Amsterdam's emerging cocaine trade and the growing drug trade in the Netherlands. Experts claim that the incident has increased worries that the Netherlands is becoming a "narco-state" after a high-profile string of convictions involving drug trafficking organisations, reports AFP. Calling organized crime a "fundamental problem" Dutch minister of justice and protection Dilan Yesilgoz-Zegerius said that her government was "working hard day and night to ensure her (princess's) security." (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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A software company in the United States violated a Dutch worker's human rights by forcing the remote employee to keep his webcam on during work hours, a court in the Netherlands has ruled.&nbsp;

The Florida-based telemarketing company Chetu fired the employee who refused to be monitored "for nine hours per day", a programme that needed his webcam to be streamed and also sharing of the screens, reported TechCrunch.&nbsp;

Chetu said that the firing was done because of the "refusal to work" and "insubordination", but the worker said otherwise. He reportedly said the fact that he was being monitored all day made him uncomfortable, and he thought it was an invasion of privacy.&nbsp;

As quoted by the court documents, he said: "This is an invasion of my privacy and makes me feel really uncomfortable. That is the reason why my camera is not on." The report also stated that Chetu did not go to the court hearing.&nbsp;

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The verdict mentioned that "tracking via camera for eight hours per day is disproportionate and not permitted in the Netherlands." The court also said that it violated Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights.&nbsp;

After finding that the firing of the employee was unfair, the court also asked the company to pay a $50,000 fine, in addition to the worker's back wages, court costs, and unused vacation days.&nbsp;

This report leads to one question, should bosses ask to keep the webcam on if employees are working from home?&nbsp;

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A software company in the United States violated a Dutch worker's human rights by forcing the remote employee to keep his webcam on during work hours, a court in the Netherlands has ruled. The Florida-based telemarketing company Chetu fired the employee who refused to be monitored "for nine hours per day", a programme that needed his webcam to be streamed and also sharing of the screens, reported TechCrunch. Chetu said that the firing was done because of the "refusal to work" and "insubordination", but the worker said otherwise. He reportedly said the fact that he was being monitored all day made him uncomfortable, and he thought it was an invasion of privacy. As quoted by the court documents, he said: "This is an invasion of my privacy and makes me feel really uncomfortable. That is the reason why my camera is not on." The report also stated that Chetu did not go to the court hearing. ALSO READ | Done with work from home? Working from pubs can become new normal for Britons WATCH | Gravitas: The Perils of Technology × What did the verdict say? The verdict mentioned that "tracking via camera for eight hours per day is disproportionate and not permitted in the Netherlands." The court also said that it violated Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights. After finding that the firing of the employee was unfair, the court also asked the company to pay a $50,000 fine, in addition to the worker's back wages, court costs, and unused vacation days. This report leads to one question, should bosses ask to keep the webcam on if employees are working from home? WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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A clear escalation between the Malaysian government and the heirs of late Southeast Asian Sultan of Sulu. The latter party has now asked the Dutch court for permission to seize Malaysian assets in the Netherlands. The heirs are seeking a enforcement of $15 bn arbitration award.

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Researchers have discovered a new treatment for advanced melanoma during the Phase 3 clinical trial. They claim that it is far more effective than the existing leading therapy for metastatic melanoma.

The scientists at the Netherlands Cancer Institute said that the new treatment uses a patient’s own immune cells to fight cancer, and added that its therapy is similar to another type of treatment that has proven to be highly effective for blood cancers, called CAR-T therapy.

Under CAR-T therapy, patients’ T-cells are harvested and modified in the lab into cancer fighters. These modified cells are then infused back into the patient.

Similarly in the melanoma trial, the researchers used an approach called TIL therapy, which involves harvesting a patient’s immune cells—tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes, which are taken from the tumour.

But instead of modifying these tumour cells in the lab like the CAR-T therapy, they’re simply amplified to produce billions of immune cells.

Those amplified immune cells are then injected back into the patient’s blood, where they work to kill the cancer.

Dr John Haanen, a medical oncologist at the Netherlands Cancer Institute, who led the new clinical trial, told NBC News, “We expand them from a million cells to several billion cells.”

The results of the trial were presented at the ESMO Congress 2022 meeting in Paris on Saturday.

To base their hypothesis, the doctors conducted a random trail and assigned 168 patients with metastatic melanoma to receive either TIL treatment or the current standard treatment—an&nbsp;immunotherapy drug&nbsp;called ipilimumab.

Ipilimumab treatment is used in people who don’t respond to a first-line treatment called anti-PD-1 therapy. Notably, all of the patients in the trial had not responded to that treatment.

After observing for three years, the scientists found that people on TIL therapy had a 50% reduction in disease progression and death compared to those who were treated with ipilimumab.&nbsp;

20 per cent of people on TIL therapy saw their tumours disappear completely, compared to 7 per cent in the ipilimumab group.

Though they are still being observed, the median survival time of cancer patients who received TIL therapy was found to be over two years, compared to just over 1.5 years on ipilimumab therapy, researchers found.

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Researchers have discovered a new treatment for advanced melanoma during the Phase 3 clinical trial. They claim that it is far more effective than the existing leading therapy for metastatic melanoma.

Researchers have discovered a new treatment for advanced melanoma during the Phase 3 clinical trial. They claim that it is far more effective than the existing leading therapy for metastatic melanoma. The scientists at the Netherlands Cancer Institute said that the new treatment uses a patient’s own immune cells to fight cancer, and added that its therapy is similar to another type of treatment that has proven to be highly effective for blood cancers, called CAR-T therapy. Under CAR-T therapy, patients’ T-cells are harvested and modified in the lab into cancer fighters. These modified cells are then infused back into the patient. Similarly in the melanoma trial, the researchers used an approach called TIL therapy, which involves harvesting a patient’s immune cells—tumour-infiltrating lymphocytes, which are taken from the tumour. But instead of modifying these tumour cells in the lab like the CAR-T therapy, they’re simply amplified to produce billions of immune cells. Those amplified immune cells are then injected back into the patient’s blood, where they work to kill the cancer. Dr John Haanen, a medical oncologist at the Netherlands Cancer Institute, who led the new clinical trial, told NBC News, “We expand them from a million cells to several billion cells.” The results of the trial were presented at the ESMO Congress 2022 meeting in Paris on Saturday. To base their hypothesis, the doctors conducted a random trail and assigned 168 patients with metastatic melanoma to receive either TIL treatment or the current standard treatment—an immunotherapy drug called ipilimumab. Ipilimumab treatment is used in people who don’t respond to a first-line treatment called anti-PD-1 therapy. Notably, all of the patients in the trial had not responded to that treatment. After observing for three years, the scientists found that people on TIL therapy had a 50% reduction in disease progression and death compared to those who were treated with ipilimumab. 20 per cent of people on TIL therapy saw their tumours disappear completely, compared to 7 per cent in the ipilimumab group. Though they are still being observed, the median survival time of cancer patients who received TIL therapy was found to be over two years, compared to just over 1.5 years on ipilimumab therapy, researchers found. (With inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE

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Haarlem, a beautiful Dutch city known for its outlying tulip fields, art museums and hofjes, will become the first in the world to ban meat adverts from public spaces to discourage consumption, Dutch News.nl reported.&nbsp;

Haarlem is pushing forward to reduce consumption and greenhouse gas emissions and it will prohibit the adverts from 2024 after the meat was added to a list of products deemed to contribute to the climate crisis. The ban was agreed upon last year and it was made official last week.&nbsp;

The report said that the advertisements will not be allowed on city buses, shelters and screens in public spaces.&nbsp;

Although, the move has led to&nbsp;complaints from the meat sector that the municipality is "going too far in telling people what's best for them".&nbsp;

The report mentioned that Amsterdam, Leiden and The Hague have already banned ads for flying, petrol-powered cars and the fossil fuel industry.&nbsp;

Haarlem GroenLinks councillor Ziggy Klazes, who tabled the motion, told the Dutch daily newspaper Trouw, "Meat is just as harmful to the environment. We can’t tell people there's a climate crisis and encourage them to buy products that are part of the cause."&nbsp;

Despite party leader Wopke Hoekstra's recent support for protesting farmers, the motion was supported by the Christian Democrats (CDA), the report mentioned.&nbsp;

CDA councillor Ron Dreijer told the paper, "We are more sustainable than the national party."&nbsp;

In response to the move, the meat sector said it was unhappy with the ban. The spokesperson for industry body Centrale Organisatie voor de Vleessector, told the paper, "The authorities are going too far in telling people what's best for them."&nbsp;

Notably, the meat sector came up with 'Nederland Vleesland', a campaign to promote meat eating as "a matter of taste" as well as an economic benefit.&nbsp;

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Haarlem, a beautiful Dutch city known for its outlying tulip fields, art museums and hofjes, will become the first in the world to ban meat adverts from public spaces to discourage consumption, Dutch News.

Haarlem, a beautiful Dutch city known for its outlying tulip fields, art museums and hofjes, will become the first in the world to ban meat adverts from public spaces to discourage consumption, Dutch News.nl reported. Haarlem is pushing forward to reduce consumption and greenhouse gas emissions and it will prohibit the adverts from 2024 after the meat was added to a list of products deemed to contribute to the climate crisis. The ban was agreed upon last year and it was made official last week. The report said that the advertisements will not be allowed on city buses, shelters and screens in public spaces. Although, the move has led to complaints from the meat sector that the municipality is "going too far in telling people what's best for them". The report mentioned that Amsterdam, Leiden and The Hague have already banned ads for flying, petrol-powered cars and the fossil fuel industry. Haarlem GroenLinks councillor Ziggy Klazes, who tabled the motion, told the Dutch daily newspaper Trouw, "Meat is just as harmful to the environment. We can’t tell people there's a climate crisis and encourage them to buy products that are part of the cause." Despite party leader Wopke Hoekstra's recent support for protesting farmers, the motion was supported by the Christian Democrats (CDA), the report mentioned. CDA councillor Ron Dreijer told the paper, "We are more sustainable than the national party." In response to the move, the meat sector said it was unhappy with the ban. The spokesperson for industry body Centrale Organisatie voor de Vleessector, told the paper, "The authorities are going too far in telling people what's best for them." Notably, the meat sector came up with 'Nederland Vleesland', a campaign to promote meat eating as "a matter of taste" as well as an economic benefit. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Climate crisis: Dutch city becomes the first in the world to ban meat adverts at public spaces

A Dutch city has decided to ban all meat advertisements from public spaces in an effort to reduce the consumption and green gas emissions. Haarlem in the Netherlands will enforce the ban from 2024 and with this it will become the first city in the world to ban meat ads.

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The Netherlands has returned 343 pre-Hispanic era ceramics to Panama in what is being considered to be the “largest repatriation of archaeological pieces in history”. The move came in response to a widespread campaign in Panama to bring back the artifacts which were taken away in the 1900s.&nbsp;

"This is the largest repatriation of archaeological pieces in the history of Central America," Foreign Minister Erika Mouynes in a government statement according to Reuters.&nbsp;

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The Panama government has been quite vocal about its intention to protect the country’s heritage and to bring up artifacts which were taken to other countries due to illegal trafficking. The government has also said that more objects will be coming back to Panama from Italy this year.&nbsp;

"It is a valuable pre-Hispanic ceramic material that represents for Panama the rescue of part of its identity, of history as a source of social cohesion and collective pride," the Foreign Ministry said.&nbsp;

Panama is a signatory to the 1970 Convention that deals with steps which should be&nbsp;“adopted to prohibit and prevent the import, export and transfer of illicit ownership of cultural property”.&nbsp;

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The ceramics were in possession of the Leiden University in the Netherlands and the institution was looking to give them back to Panama. According to Reuters, Panama's ambassador to the Netherlands - Elizabeth Ward Neiman -&nbsp;led the discussions which led to the completion of the transfer.&nbsp;

The ceramics will now be displayed at the Reina Torres de Arauz archaeological museum in Panama City with the cultural ministry of the country having full custody of the artifacts.&nbsp;

The Netherlands has returned 343 pre-Hispanic era ceramics to Panama in what is being considered to be the “largest repatriation of archaeological pieces in history”.

The Netherlands has returned 343 pre-Hispanic era ceramics to Panama in what is being considered to be the “largest repatriation of archaeological pieces in history”. The move came in response to a widespread campaign in Panama to bring back the artifacts which were taken away in the 1900s. "This is the largest repatriation of archaeological pieces in the history of Central America," Foreign Minister Erika Mouynes in a government statement according to Reuters. Also read | Iraqi protesters take dip in pool after storming presidential palace in Baghdad - WATCH The Panama government has been quite vocal about its intention to protect the country’s heritage and to bring up artifacts which were taken to other countries due to illegal trafficking. The government has also said that more objects will be coming back to Panama from Italy this year. "It is a valuable pre-Hispanic ceramic material that represents for Panama the rescue of part of its identity, of history as a source of social cohesion and collective pride," the Foreign Ministry said. Panama is a signatory to the 1970 Convention that deals with steps which should be “adopted to prohibit and prevent the import, export and transfer of illicit ownership of cultural property”. Also read | Greenland ice sheet melt will raise sea levels by 27 centimetres, new study says The ceramics were in possession of the Leiden University in the Netherlands and the institution was looking to give them back to Panama. According to Reuters, Panama's ambassador to the Netherlands - Elizabeth Ward Neiman - led the discussions which led to the completion of the transfer. The ceramics will now be displayed at the Reina Torres de Arauz archaeological museum in Panama City with the cultural ministry of the country having full custody of the artifacts.

'Largest repatriation in history': Netherlands returns over 300 ancient artifacts to Panama

The death toll from an accident when a truck drove off a dike and slammed into a community barbecue in a village south of Rotterdam rose to six Sunday and police said a further seven people are in hospital, including one in critical condition.

According to Police, three men and three women were killed, ranging in age from 28 to 75. Police spokeswoman Mirjam Boers said the truck driver, a 46-year-old Spanish man, is suspected of causing the accident that happened early Saturday evening in the village of Nieuw-Beijerland. His identity was not released, in line with Dutch privacy laws.

The large truck the man was driving left a small rural road and careered down the bank of the dike and ploughed into the village gathering. Boers said the driver was not under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash.

“We are investigating what could have happened,” Boers said.

Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima said in a tweet that they were shocked by the accident that they said caused “an unimaginable sadness in this close-knit community. The affected families are in our thoughts and we wish the injured strength on their way to as good a recovery as possible.”

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Forensic investigators worked into the night Saturday around the truck where it stopped at the bottom of the dike. Later, a crane and a tow truck hauled it back onto the road.

Photos of the scene showed bunting hanging between trees and chairs scattered around trestle tables with plates still on them. 
Prime Minister Mark Rutte also expressed sorrow in a tweet, saying, “My thoughts go out to the victims and next of kin of this terrible drama. I wish them much strength.”

Local Mayor Charlie Aptroot visited the scene Saturday night. “My condolences go out to the victims, their families, eyewitnesses and first responders,” Aptroot said in a statement.

The mayor added that he had spoken to many of the people at the scene and expressed “appreciation for the way in which people are there for each other.”

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The death toll from an accident when a truck drove off a dike and slammed into a community barbecue in a village south of Rotterdam rose to six Sunday and police said a further seven people are in hospital, including one in critical condition.

The death toll from an accident when a truck drove off a dike and slammed into a community barbecue in a village south of Rotterdam rose to six Sunday and police said a further seven people are in hospital, including one in critical condition. According to Police, three men and three women were killed, ranging in age from 28 to 75. Police spokeswoman Mirjam Boers said the truck driver, a 46-year-old Spanish man, is suspected of causing the accident that happened early Saturday evening in the village of Nieuw-Beijerland. His identity was not released, in line with Dutch privacy laws. The large truck the man was driving left a small rural road and careered down the bank of the dike and ploughed into the village gathering. Boers said the driver was not under the influence of alcohol at the time of the crash. “We are investigating what could have happened,” Boers said. Dutch King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima said in a tweet that they were shocked by the accident that they said caused “an unimaginable sadness in this close-knit community. The affected families are in our thoughts and we wish the injured strength on their way to as good a recovery as possible.” Reactie van Koning Willem-Alexander en Koningin Máxima n.a.v. het ongeluk in Nieuw-Beijerland: https://t.co/eZjnEit0lu pic.twitter.com/mHbEWn0z3O — Koninklijk Huis (@koninklijkhuis) August 28, 2022 × Forensic investigators worked into the night Saturday around the truck where it stopped at the bottom of the dike. Later, a crane and a tow truck hauled it back onto the road. Photos of the scene showed bunting hanging between trees and chairs scattered around trestle tables with plates still on them. Prime Minister Mark Rutte also expressed sorrow in a tweet, saying, “My thoughts go out to the victims and next of kin of this terrible drama. I wish them much strength.” Local Mayor Charlie Aptroot visited the scene Saturday night. “My condolences go out to the victims, their families, eyewitnesses and first responders,” Aptroot said in a statement. The mayor added that he had spoken to many of the people at the scene and expressed “appreciation for the way in which people are there for each other.” WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

Netherlands: Six dead, seven injured after truck slams into a community barbecue in Rotterdam

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