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Congolese warlord accused of human rights violations goes on trial - report

11:21 31/08/2015 Congolese warlord Bosco Ntaganda, who is accused of war crimes including rape of the children, to stand trial on Wednesday in the International Criminal Court (ICC) in Hague, Yahoo News has reported.

Russia ordered to pay damages in Arctic Sunrise case

10:36 25/08/2015 The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague has ruled that Russia compensate the Dutch side in the Arctic Sunrise ship confiscation case.

Russia’s agricultural watchdog seeks ban on Dutch flowers

13:37 21/07/2015 Russia's agricultural watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor proposes to ban the import of flowers from the Netherlands after discovering a pest in shipments.

Yukos International UK BV wins multimillion dollar case against Rosneft

16:51 11/02/2015 The Amsterdam District Court ruled on Wednesday in favor of Yukos International UK BV, a company affiliated with former shareholders of now-defunct company Yukos, in the case brought against Russian state-owned oil producer Rosneft and its affiliate Promneftstroy.

Netherlands may extradite Russian national charged with hacking to US

14:18 27/01/2015 A Dutch court rejected a motion from Russian national Vladimir Drinkman, who was charged in the US with hacking and theft of at least 160 million bank card details, requesting that he serve his prison term in the Netherlands.

Culture minister to represent Crimea at Scythian gold trial in Amsterdam

16:40 29/12/2014 Republic of Crimea Culture Minister Arina Novoselskaya is willing to represent Crimea at a hearing on the return of Scythian gold from the Netherlands in Amsterdam.

First hearing in Russian case over Scythian gold may be held in January 2015

17:27 10/12/2014 The trial in Amsterdam over the Scythian gold from Crimea is not likely to begin until mid-January, 2015, RIA Novosti reported Wednesday citing Andrei Malgin, director of the Central Museum of Tavrida in Simferopol.

Crimean museums file lawsuit with Dutch court over Scythian gold

13:47 26/11/2014 Four Crimean museums have filed with a court in Amsterdam a class action lawsuit seeking to return the Scythian gold, which was exhibited in the Netherlands, to Crimea, RIA Novosti reported Wednesday citing Director of Crimean Republican Institution “Kerch Historical and Cultural Reserve” Tatyana Umrikhina.

Dutch authorities rule to extradite alleged Russian hacker to US

16:10 05/11/2014 The Dutch authorities have approved the extradition to the United States of Vladimir Drinkman, a suspected Russian hacker accused of participating in a ring that penetrated computer networks of more than a dozen corporations and stole at least 160 million credit and debit card numbers, RIA Novosti reported on Wednesday, citing Justice and Security Ministry spokesman Job van de Sande.

International investigative unit begins the MH17 probe in Ukraine

11:24 09/09/2014 Foreign members of the joint investigative unit have joined the MH17 probe with the Ukrainian Prosecutor General’s Office, RIA Novosti reports on Tuesday citing the Ukrainian authorities.

Ukraine prepares to sue Crimea over Scythian gold

17:48 21/08/2014 Ukraine claims ownership of the Scythian gold which is currently exhibited in the Netherlands and is preparing a lawsuit against its former republic of Crimea.

Dutch court ruling in Yukos v Rosneft case due by August 27

15:13 25/07/2014 An Amsterdam district court ruling in the Yukos International UK BV $333 mln case against Rosneft is expected by August 27, RIA Novosti reported Friday.

Dutch authorities lead probe into Malaysian plane crash

10:34 24/07/2014 The Dutch Safety Board (DSB) has assumed formal responsibility for the investigation into the crash of Malaysia Airlines MH17 in eastern Ukraine, the DSB said in a statement.

Former Yukos shareholders' lawsuit against Russia to be resolved by July

10:31 04/06/2014 The Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague will rule on the former Yukos shareholders’ $100 billion damages lawsuit against Russia no later than the end of June, Deutsсhe Welle announced.

Dutch police arrest Greenpeace activists blocking Gazprom oil rig

16:42 27/05/2014 The Dutch police have arrested 30 Greenpeace activists for blocking the Saturn oil rig chartered by Russia’s Gazprom Neft at the Dutch port of Ijmuiden, the environmental group reported on Tuesday.

Lawyers negotiate return of Crimean gold collection from Amsterdam

15:46 27/03/2014 The retrieval of the of Crimean gold collection after an exhibition at a Dutch museum is being discussed by legal advisors of the University of Amsterdam that the museum is part of.

Telecoms giant VimpelCom faces US, Dutch investigations

15:29 12/03/2014 Telecommunications giant VimpelCom is presently facing investigations by the US and Dutch authorities, apparently in connection with its operations in Uzbekistan.

Dutch court confirms Russia’s rights to vodka brands

11:28 19/02/2014 The Dutch Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal filed by Yuri Shefler’s SPI Group against a lower courts’ decision that SPI is not the rightful owner of the Stolichnaya and Moskovskaya trademarks.

International tribunal orders Russia to free Greenpeace ship, crew on bond

18:55 22/11/2013 The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) in Hamburg ordered Friday the immediate release of the Greenpeace Arctic Sunrise vessel and all persons detained along with it, upon the posting of a bond or other such financial security by the Netherlands.

The Netherlands hopes for diplomatic solution in Arctic Sunrise row

09:29 11/11/2013 Dutch Foreign Minister Frans Timmermans said in an interview with RIA Novosti that he hopes the Arctic Sunrise case will be resolved by diplomatic means.

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