the hague

Train Derailment Near The Hague Kills 1, Injures Several

The cause of the accident was not immediately clear.
By Peter Dejong and Mike Corder, AP

Meghan Markle Praises Prince Harry At Invictus Games: 'I Could Not Love And Respect Him More'

The Duchess of Sussex delivered a heartfelt introduction to her husband at opening ceremonies for the Invictus Games in The Hague on Saturday.
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Official: Sudan To Hand Over Omar Al-Bashir To International Criminal Court For Genocide Trial

Sudan's transitional authorities have agreed to surrender all those wanted in connection with the Darfur conflict.
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How Politicians And CEOs Could Face Criminal Charges For Environmental Destruction

It's called "ecocide" and even the pope is talking about it.
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Netherlands Stabbing Attack: 3 Injured In The Hague’s Shopping District

Police in the Netherlands said they were still searching for a suspect, as well as a motive.
By AP

Ivanka Trump Inadvertently Goes Viral With 'En Route To The Hague' Tweet

"Well, this one’s a layup."
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Suspect Arrested In Dutch Tram Shooting That Left 3 Dead, Multiple Wounded

Gokmen Tanis, 37, has been taken into custody following an hours-long manhunt in the central Dutch city of Utrecht, authorities said.
By Associated Press

Terrifying Wave Of 'Firenadoes' Is Like Something From An Apocalypse Movie

An out-of-control bonfire led to multiple fire whirls moving across a Dutch beach.
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European Raids Targeting Italian Mafia Lead To Dozens Of Arrests

The raids were the culmination of an investigation codenamed Pollino that was launched in 2016 against the ’ndrangheta criminal group.
By Mike Corder, AP

U.S. Accuses Russia Of Blocking Inspectors From Site Of Suspected Syria Chemical Attack

The U.S. also said Russians or Syrians may have tampered with evidence on the ground. Moscow denied the charge.
By Laila Bassam and Anthony Deutsch, Reuters