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- Kenya seeks US support against ivory trade
(L-R) Patrick Omondi, an official of the Kenya Wildlife Service, Kenyan Minister for Forestry and Wildlife, Noah Wekesa, and Dutch member of the European Parliament for the Netherlands, Gerben Jan Gerbandy hold a press conference on January 25 ,2010 at
- New CEO for Hoya Vision Care Europe
UITHOORN, The Netherlands, February 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Hoya announces the appointment of Mr. Hans Werquin (49) as CEO of Hoya Vision Care Europe starting the 1st of April 2010. He will report to Mr. Gerald W. Bottero, who has been leading the
- Televisa to acquire stake in Mexico's Nextel
Current and preferred length of mobile subscription split per provider Ziggo KPN Q4 2009 revenue analysis shows improvements Dutch Media Spending - Mobile edition December West European Mobile Broadband Pricing Q4 2009 Use of social networking sites in
- So Long, Hippo
Back in 1985, when then-Mayor Dutch Morial was trying to change the City Charter so that he could run for 'Just 3' terms as mayor, I introduced visiting NBC correspondent Ken Bode to one of Morial's confidants, a rotund political operative named Maurice
- UK outsources staff to operate machinery in Afghanistan
Civilian contractors are being sent to Afghanistan to operate military pilotless aircraft, the Times has reported. QinetiQ has operators working with the Royal Netherlands Army in Uruzgan province in central Afghanistan providing a system of unmanned
- Iran stokes nuclear fears again
: Iran backtracks again on its nuclear plans; NATO gears up for its largest offensive to date in Afghanistan; and Jesse Jackson has advice for the Dutch on achieving racial harmony. Listen to the programme in full: Fears that Iran is planning to develop
- Press Review Monday 8 February 2010
Dutch Press Review) Filed under: Today’s edition of de Volkskrant reports that the main coalition partners, the CDA (Christian Democrats) and the PvdA (Labour Party), are in favour of a plan to maintain a Dutch presence in Afghanistan in the form of a
- ICC Drops War Crimes Charges Against Darfur Rebel Leader
(RTTNews) - The judges at the international Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, Netherlands, on Monday dropped war crime charges pressed against Sudanese rebel leader Bahar Idriss Abu Garda, on the grounds that the prosecution had failed to produce enough
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