Hello! I need to move to the Netherlands soon because I'm starting my internship next month. I was wondering if you guys can help with some advice on how to find a room - accommodation in The Hague. My budget is around 400-500 EUR, so my options are limited.
I've been living for the last 11 years in London and the overbidding situation was insane, I've moved to the Netherlands and my friend told me the situation is pretty much the same in Amsterdam, what about the hague?
This is your 13-minute Tuesday briefing in 3377 words.
##the Hague court demands Azerbaijan to prevent the spread of racial hatred against Armenians
The International Court of Justice has published the decision over Armeniaβs application on taking interim measures against Azerbaijan.
Azerbaijan must prevent the spread of racial hatred against Armenians.
Azerbaijan must ensure the security of those taken captive during or after the war and guarantee their equality before the law [but doesn't have to return them as part of this verdict.]
Azerbaijan should take measures to prevent the spread of racial hatred against people of Armenian descent, including by officials and state bodies.
Azerbaijan should take all necessary measures to prevent and punish all cases of vandalism and acts of desecration of Armenian cultural heritage.
The Court has essentially ruled that Armenophobia is at the state level in Azerbaijan. The court did not require Azerbaijan to close the Saddam Park in Baku.
As for Azerbaijan's counter-claim against Armenia, only a small part was satisfied. Armenia will take measures to prevent individuals and organizations from spreading anti-Azeri ethnic hatred. [so it doesn't find that the racism is at the state level in Armenia?]
The court did not require Armenia to share landmine maps.
Both parties are asked to "calm down".
Armenia's lawyer Yeghishe Kirakosyan welcomed the verdict and hopes it will be implemented ASAP.
https://armenpress.am/arm/news/1070122.html https://hetq.am/hy/article/138728 https://armenpress.am/arm/news/1070134.html
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##Foreign Ministry provides details about Sochi meeting and prior negotiations about unblocking regional communication:
[Nothing new if you've been reading the daily news.]
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None of the statements made on Nov 9, Jan 11, and Sochi (Nov 26) include any agreements or promises about a "corridor".
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Nov 9 says both parties are willing to open the routes. Armenia guarantees the safety of transport communication between Azerbaijan and the Nakhijevan Autonomous Republic.
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Jan 11 meeting led to the formation of a working group tasked with unblocking routes.
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Jan 11 states that deputy premiers will explore the main directions of unblocking efforts, by forming a working group consisting of various experts.
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Jan 11 says the working group will draft a document for leaders to sign. It will be about conducting international transfe
His new Christmas song with Elton John is the equivalent to getting phalically penetrated dry in the ear over and over again.
Hi Everyone, I got a tech job in the hague and will be moving next year with my wife. As far as I understand she will get a work permit alongside my skilled visa but we are very worried that she would not find anything to do and get a bit stuck in her career there. Even though the Netherlands is known for environmental and agricultural research.
She just finished her PhD in climate and agriculture in Southern Africa, so limited work experience so will be looking for post docs, or maybe research positions at some institute? And advice on where can we start to look?
For the past few days, she's been trending on Twitter with people making memes and posts about poverty and 24 hours. All I know is that she was a contestant on Love Island and that's it. What has she done to be so controversial and memed?
Examples of posts made about her:
https://twitter.com/AmY_1401/status/1479363276559507456
https://twitter.com/saidtolu/status/1479575486045081600
https://twitter.com/emlymlner/status/1479561630048522252
https://twitter.com/forceiswithgee/status/1479242912995155970
It almost makes me yearn for political ads.
I just started a job in Leiden and my boyfriend got a job offer to work in Amsterdam. We want to move to The Hague together because we love it there but Iβm wondering if that makes sense logistically for the commute?
Does anyone live in The Hague/Leiden area and travel to Amsterdam regularly?
