All Blog Posts from Investigative Round-Up

BBC:
The Netherlands has returned to Iraqi ownership dozens of ancient artefacts that were stolen from the country after the US-led invasion of 2003.
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Reuters:
Dutch prosecutors on Tuesday said they have called off their investigation of Philippine communist leader Jose Maria Sison over his role in several political murders, citing a lack of evidence.
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AP:
Dutch police have arrested seven people suspected of preparing a terrorist attack in Amsterdam, including a relative of one of the attackers who died in the 2004 bombings in Madrid.
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Press TV:
The Taliban say the deadly attack on Dutch soldiers in Afghanistan was in retaliation for an anti-Islam film made in the Netherlands. (read the article)

Globe and Mail:
The son of the new head of the Dutch military and another Dutch soldier serving with NATO-led forces in Afghanistan were killed on Friday when their vehicle hit an improvised explosive device. (read the article)

New York Times:
NIJMEGEN, The Netherlands — The anti-Islam Dutch politician Geert Wilders on Thursday released on the Internet his highly charged and much-anticipated anti-Koran film, which matches graphic images of terrorist attacks and death threats against Jews by Muslim extremists with verses of the Muslim holy book. (read the article)