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Articles with tag "Netherlands"

MH17 downing

Dutch Leader Reports ‘Confidential’ MH17 Discussion With Putin

The details of their conversation were kept secret “because of the extremely high sensitivity of the subject.”
MH17

Russia Says Ready for Talks With Netherlands on MH17

Earlier this week the Dutch government were "increasingly confident" that Russian officials would be willing to meet for private talks.
opinion
Piet Ploeg

MH17: In Search of Justice

Russia’s denials and obfuscation show a lack of respect for the victims’ relatives.
Defense

Dutch Ministers Accuse Russia of Developing Cruise Missile Violating INF Treaty

The Netherlands said Moscow had developed a ground-based cruise missile that has a range of over 500 kilometers.
Hackers

'Orchestrated Propaganda': Russia Reacts to Dutch Hacking Accusations

Dutch authorities said they had deported four Russian military intelligence agents who had attempted to hack the OPCW.
Espionage

Russia Summons Swiss and Dutch Envoys Over Spying Allegations

Dutch and Swiss media reported that two Russians had been detained over a plot to spy on a Swiss laboratory analyzing chemical and biological weapons.
Netherlands

Moscow Meeting Canceled After Dutch Foreign Minister Resigns for Lying About Meeting Putin

For years, Zjilstra claimed he had personally overheard Putin speaking of a "Greater Russia"
Hackers

Kremlin Blasts Dutch Hacking Story as ‘Anti-Russian Hysteria'

The Dutch intelligence agency reportedly tipped off the FBI about Russian hacking during the U.S. elections.
Arctic

Russia Ordered to Pay $6 Mln for Seizing Greenpeace’s 'Arctic Sunrise'

Russia has been ordered to pay 5.4 million euros ($6.25 million) in damages to the Netherlands for seizing the “Arctic Sunrise” Greenpeace ship and...
opinion
Aaron Matta

Three Years After MH17, One Step Closer to Justice (Op-ed)

Three years after Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 was downed over eastern Ukraine, international investigators have they will begin investigations and prosecutions...
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