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A Dutch dredging firm reportedly walked away from a major reclamation project over concerns about the use of lahar sand as fill material, raising questions…
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A Dutch dredging firm reportedly walked away from a major reclamation project over concerns about the use of lahar sand as fill material, raising questions…
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Pampanga fast-tracks a no-cost dredging project on the Pampanga River ahead of the rainy season to curb severe flooding in towns like Macabebe and Masantol.…
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The Philippines lifts its temporary ban on Dutch poultry products, allowing imports from certified disease-free zones under regionalized HPAI safeguards.
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Descendants of African slaves and Indigenous peoples in Suriname formally accept King Willem-Alexander’s apology for Dutch colonial slavery, marking a historic…
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Zambales provincial officials denied reports of Chinese involvement in dredging operations, asserting that only Filipino workers and Philippine-flagged vessels…
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Six years after the MSC Zoe shipping accident, Dutch volunteers continue clearing debris from the Wadden Sea, where containers of consumer goods and toxic…
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Kaspersky reports a rise in cyber threats against the Philippines, with servers in the Netherlands among the top sources. The company calls for stronger…
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A Dutch hotel guest was surprised to find a large grey seal in her room. Startled staff called an animal association to safely relocate the grumpy seal back to…
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Dutch police arrest a 29-year-old suspect in Nieuwegein after a tragic incident involving an 11-year-old girl. The investigation continues as authorities seek…
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Dutch parliament engages in a heated debate over recent violent attacks on Israeli football fans in Amsterdam, with lawmakers clashing over responses and the…
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Dutch king says slavery apology start of ‘long journey’
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