Dutch minister Klever hides sensitive arms exports
By Leonie Coppes (trainee 2024-2025), Daniël van Kessel | 10 December, 2024
The Dutch cabinet allowed €264 million worth of military exports to Egypt, Indonesia and Pakistan this year without informing the House of Representatives. Up to and including October this year, the House was not informed about sensitive exports 13 times already, when it should have been.
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