Netherlands

The Netherlands Asks EU to Opt-Out of Migration and Asylum Pact

8 months ago

The Netherlands has requested the European Union to exempt them from obligations related to the migration and asylum pact that has been proposed in recent years to address the refugee crisis. This statement comes amid growing concerns regarding the influx of migrants and refugees into the country, which has intensified in recent months.

The Netherlands Tightens Asylum Laws: Deportation Threats and New Crisis Policies

8 months ago

The Netherlands has announced strict measures as part of new legislation concerning the asylum system, including the possibility of deportations. This decision is linked to a significant increase in asylum requests, which is causing considerable strain in the country. Authorities emphasize the need for enhanced control and effectiveness in processing applications to prevent a potential migration crisis.

Netherlands Aligns Export Controls with the US on Some ASML Machines

8 months ago

The Netherlands has decided to impose export limits on certain engineering technologies in line with sanctions introduced by the United States. This decision pertains to equipment manufactured by ASML, one of the world's leading producers of lithography machines used in the semiconductor industry.

Netherlands Tightens Restrictions on ASML’s China Chip Business

9 months ago

Recent information has surfaced that the Netherlands plans to enhance export restrictions on semiconductor manufacturing technologies to China. This measure specifically targets ASML, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of lithography equipment needed for chip production. The restrictions imposed by the Netherlands aim to block the supply of advanced technologies to China, which is actively developing its semiconductor industry.

Dutch Economy Grows at Fastest Pace in Two Years Due to Exports

9 months ago

The Dutch economy showed impressive growth, increasing by 1.4% in the second quarter of 2024. This is the fastest growth in two years, primarily driven by a rise in export shipments.