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The Netherlands

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/ 11 August 2011

Germany breaks 18-year spell to beat Brazil

Germany have ended an 18-year wait for a victory over Brazil and Italy beat Spain in a meeting of the last two world champions in friendlies.

By Rob Harris
Dutch military leads the way in gay pride
Article
/ 6 August 2011

Dutch military leads the way in gay pride

Embracing a policy of "Do Tell," the Dutch military joined Amsterdam’s annual Gay Pride parade for the first time.

By Arthur Max
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Article
/ 10 April 2011

Lone gunman shoots six dead in Dutch shopping mall

A lone gunman shot dead six people with an automatic weapon as he walked calmly through a Dutch shopping mall on Saturday.

By Gilbert Kreijger and Clara Ferreiramarques And
Team comes first for unrewarded Shafiul
Article
/ 15 March 2011

Team comes first for unrewarded Shafiul

A match-winning performance hardly gets overlooked when man of the match is awarded, but it has happened three times to seamer Shafiul Islam.

By Kuldip Lal
Clinical Proteas steamroll Dutch
Article
/ 3 March 2011

Clinical Proteas steamroll Dutch

South Africa crushed The Netherlands by 231 runs in a lop-sided Group B match to record their second successive victory in the World Cup on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
Proteas vow no let-up against Dutch
Article
/ 2 March 2011

Proteas vow no let-up against Dutch

South Africa will not lower their guard against The Netherlands as they look to build on a good start to their World Cup bid.

By Manoj Vatsyayana
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Article
/ 9 February 2011

Taylor snubs war crimes trial again, seeks an appeal

Charles Taylor snubbed his war crimes trial for a second day on Wednesday and judges adjourned the case as they consider allowing a defence appeal.

By Aaron Gray Block
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Article
/ 22 November 2010

DRC leader goes on trial for troops’ atrocities

Former vice president Jean-Pierre Bemba of the DRC goes on trial on Monday for rapes and murders allegedly committed by his troops.

By Marie-Laure Michel
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Article
/ 9 October 2010

Court says Lubanga’s trial must resume

The International Criminal Court ruled on Friday that the trial of an alleged Congolese warlord should resume after a three-month suspension.

By Staff Reporter
Campbell said Taylor gave her ‘huge diamond’
Article
/ 9 August 2010

Campbell said Taylor gave her ‘huge diamond’

Mia Farrow told the war crimes court on Monday that she had heard Naomi Campbell say that she had been given a "huge diamond" by Charles Taylor.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 5 August 2010

Campbell tells court of gift of ‘dirty-looking stones’

Naomi Campbell, testifying at the trial of former Liberian president Charles Taylor, said on Thursday she had been given a pouch containing diamonds.

By Aaron Gray Block
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Article
/ 4 August 2010

Dutch 14-year-old sets sail for solo world voyage

Dutch teenager Laura Dekker headed for sea on Wednesday on a ‘last test sail’ in an attempt to become the youngest person to sail the globe solo.

By Svebor Kranjc
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Article
/ 4 August 2010

Spain, Netherlands fined over World Cup final

Spain have been fined 10 000 Swiss francs and The Netherlands 15 000 Swiss francs for their behaviour in last month’s World Cup final.

By Staff Reporter
Spain win World Cup after Iniesta strikes
Article
/ 12 July 2010

Spain win World Cup after Iniesta strikes

Spain won the World Cup for the first time when they beat Netherlands 1-0 thanks to a super strike by tireless midfielder Andres Iniesta.

By Barry Moody
Stylish Spanish settle for grinding it out
Article
/ 12 July 2010

Stylish Spanish settle for grinding it out

In the face of tough Dutch opposition, Spain were unable to produce the soccer that has been the hallmark of their rise to the pinnacle of the game.

By Simon Evans
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Article
/ 11 July 2010

Orange and red fan armies battle to be best

Hordes of orange-clad Dutch fans and red-bedecked Spaniards were battling it out in Johannesburg ahead of the World Cup final on Sunday.

By Andrew Cawthorne
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Article
/ 7 July 2010

‘If you had to choose a way of losing, this would be it’

Holland will contest their first World Cup final since 1978 after beating Uruguay 3-2 at Cape Town Stadium on Tuesday night.

By Niren Tolsi
Netherlands storm into World Cup final
Article
/ 6 July 2010

Netherlands storm into World Cup final

The Netherlands stormed into their first Soccer World Cup final since 1978 on Tuesday, beating Uruguay 3-2.

By Martin Parry
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Article
/ 2 July 2010

Glamour boys Brazil bundled out of World Cup

Brazil are out of the World Cup. The Seleção lost 2-1 to Holland in the first of the tournament’s quarterfinals on Friday in Port Elizabeth.

By Niren Tolsi
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Article
/ 2 July 2010

Lucky 13 for Dutch who stun Brazil 2-1

Wesley Sneijder headed a second-half winner as The Netherlands came from behind to beat ten-man Brazil 2-1 on Friday.

By Brian Homewood
Dutch beat Slovakia to reach last eight
Article
/ 28 June 2010

Dutch beat Slovakia to reach last eight

Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder fired The Netherlands into the quarterfinals of the Soccer World Cup in a 2-1 win over Slovakia on Monday.

By Nick Mulvenney
Netherlands top Group after 2-1 win
Article
/ 24 June 2010

Netherlands top Group after 2-1 win

The Netherlands maintained their 100% record in the World Cup on Thursday when they finished on top of Group E after a 2-1 win over Cameroon.

By Staff Reporter
Uninspired Dutch do enough to beat Japan
Article
/ 19 June 2010

Uninspired Dutch do enough to beat Japan

Wesley Sneijder was on target as The Netherlands beat Japan 1-0 on Saturday to put themselves on the brink of reaching the second round.

By Nick Mulvenney
Two Dutch women arrested over ambush marketing
Article
/ 16 June 2010

Two Dutch women arrested over ambush marketing

Two Dutch women were arrested on Wednesday over alleged ambush marketing at a World Cup match, police said.

By Staff Reporter
Group F dishes up a few surprises
Article
/ 14 June 2010

Group F dishes up a few surprises

Italy fought back to avoid an upset against Paraguay on Monday but Japan broke African hearts with their first Soccer World Cup win on foreign soil.

By Andrew Cawthorne
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Article
/ 25 May 2010

European trial of Somali pirate suspects opens

The first European trial of suspected Somali pirates opened in The Netherlands on Tuesday with five men denying they attempted to hijack a ship.

By Staff Reporter
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Africa
/ 13 May 2010

Sole Libyan crash survivor loses parents, brother

A nine-year-old Dutch boy, the sole survivor of the Tripoli plane crash that killed 103 people, lost his parents and brother in the accident.

By Staff Reporter
Flights resume as new ash cloud forms
Article
/ 20 April 2010

Flights resume as new ash cloud forms

Flights from large parts of Europe were set to resume on Tuesday under a deal agreed by the European Union to free up airspace.

By Greg Roumeliotis
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Article
/ 13 April 2010

Karadzic war-crimes trial witness details horrors

The first prosecution witness at the war-crimes trial of Radovan Karadzic described to a UN court how he saw Bosnian Serb forces burn homes.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 1 March 2010

Karadzic takes stand at trial to deny war crimes

Radovan Karadzic took the stand at his war-crimes trial on Monday to reject responsibility for some of Europe’s worst atrocities since World War II.

By Reed Stevenson
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