Diederik Baazil is a journalist at various esteemed publications. He focuses on topics such as the Netherlands, the Russia-Ukraine War, the European Union, and the oil and gas sector, with additional insights into China. Diederik's work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Regina Leader-Post, Yahoo News, and Bloomberg Law.
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Diederik's coverage primarily focuses on Dutch politics, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulations. This indicates an interest in developments within the Dutch political landscape, as well as how they intersect with legal and regulatory frameworks.
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By: Diederik Baazil, Sarah Jacob
Dutch coalition parties choose Dick Schoof as new premier Far-right lawmaker Wilders has been leading coalition talks
By: Diederik Baazil, Sarah Jacob
(Bloomberg) -- Dick Schoof, a top official in the Dutch Ministry of Justice and Security, has been selected as the next prime minister by the four parties seeking to form a coalition in the Netherlands.
By: Cagan Koc, Diederik Baazil
A coalition of left-wing parties won the most Dutch seats in the European Parliament elections, in a setback to Geert Wilders ' nascent governing coalition and conservative populists across the continent.
By: Cagan Koc, Diederik Baazil
A coalition of left-wing parties won the most Dutch seats in the European Parliament elections, in a setback to Geert Wilders ' nascent governing coalition, even as the conservative populist notched significant gains.
By: Cagan Koc, Diederik Baazil
The Dutch Defense Ministry is investing €54 million ($58.8 million) to boost its military drones production capacity to help Ukraine, according to State Secretary of Defense Christophe van der Maat.
By: Andrea Palasciano, Diederik Baazil
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte is on the verge of becoming the next head of the NATO military alliance after securing Slovakia's endorsement and the conditional support of Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orban
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By: Andrea Palasciano, Diederik Baazil
Outgoing Dutch PM must secure unanimous support from all 32 members of military alliance to succeed Jens Stoltenberg
European Central Bank Governing Council member Klaas Knot said any future interest-rate moves are data dependent.
By: Diederik Baazil, Sarah Jacob
It's still in US interests to belong to NATO, Rutte says Dutch premier is favorite to become next head of alliance
By: Diederik Baazil, Sarah Jacob
Organizers of an annual commemoration of the abolition of slavery in the Netherlands withdrew an invitation to the chair of the Dutch Parliament, Martin Bosma, over his far-right views, highlighting how tensions remain high in the country after the electoral victory of the party led by
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