The Hague News
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A lawyer for a son of deposed Libyan dictator Muammar Qaddafi asked the International Criminal Court for “an urgent ruling” on a Libyan government appeal to try Saif al-Islam Qaddafi in Libya instead of the Hague.
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The U.K. and Ecuador made no breakthrough today in talks on the impasse over WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as the fugitive anti-secrecy advocate marks one year holed up in the Andean country’s London embassy.
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Aegon NV sees “tens of millions of euros” in costs to compensate customers after the highest Dutch court said the insurer had overcharged for some unit-linked products sold in the previous century.
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The Dutch budget deficit will widen in 2014 as the outlook for the economy remains weak, CPB, the government’s planning agency, said.
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Irish stocks are climbing three times faster than equities in Spain, Italy, Greece and Portugal as the nation looks to become the first country to exit a European Union-led bailout.
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The Dutch economy will not grow in 2014 if the government keeps on focusing on meeting the European Union’s budget deficit target, Rabobank Groep said in its quarterly economic report today.
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The Netherlands, going through its third recession in four years, should get next year’s budget deficit down to 2.8 percent of gross domestic product and be given more time only if the economy worsens and reforms are implemented, European Union Commissioner Olli Rehn said.
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Chris and Stephanie Hallowich were sure drilling for natural gas near their Pennsylvania home was to blame for the headaches, burning eyes and sore throats they suffered after the work began.
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Scana Corp., the owner of South Carolina’s largest utility, says the twin reactors it’s building in the state face new delays and about $200 million in added costs as a subcontractor struggles to meet deadlines and quality standards.
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The U.S. didn’t join the U.K., France and other major Western allies at the United Nations today to sign the first international treaty regulating the $85 billion- a-year global arms trade.
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