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DIPLOMAT MAGAZINE “For diplomats, by diplomats” Reaching out the world from the European Union First diplomatic publication based in The Netherlands. Founded by members of the diplomatic corps on June 19th, 2013. "Diplomat Magazine is inspiring diplomats, civil servants and academics to contribute to a free flow of ideas through an extremely rich diplomatic life, full of exclusive events and cultural exchanges, as well as by exposing profound ideas and political debates in our printed and online editions." Dr. Mayelinne De Lara, Publisher

Parliamentary exchanges between Delattre & Bas 

The French Republic's Ambassador in Germany, François Delattre was welcomed for a tête-à-tête by the Speaker of the Federal Parliament (Bundestag), Bärbel Bas, a top politician from the Social Democratic Party.

International Yoga Day 2023

The 9th edition of the International Day of Yoga will be celebrated in nine cities The Embassy of India in the Netherlands and the Gandhi Centrum invite one and all to participate in this year’s event.

Chemical Industry of Uzbekistan Potential of the chemical industry

The chemical industry of Uzbekistan plays an important role in diversifying exports and attracting companies who have left the Russian market.

The Hague Academy of International Law Celebrated its 100th Anniversary

The Hague Academy of International Law Celebrated its 100th Anniversary with a three days academic hight level conferences.

A Glimpse at History’s Most Expensive Qur’an

15th century Qur'an sells for over £7 million at Christie's auction in London

The Ocean Cleanup Returns To Guatemala – Second Attempt 

The Ocean Cleanup Returns To Guatemala - Second Attempt to clean Rio Las Vacas in Guatemala.

Minister of Energy of Chile, Diego Pardow, visits the Netherlands

The Chilean Minister of Energy, Diego Pardow, was in the Netherlands on 26-27 March. He came to renew the Memorandum of Understanding with the...

Leonardo Royal Hotel and Diplomat Magazine, ten years of great collaboration

Diplomat Magazine and Leonardo Royal Hotel in The Hague celebrate 10 years of successful collaboration in hosting diplomatic events and delegations. The hotel's location, facilities and proximity to many embassies in The Hague have made it a popular choice for overnight stays for many visiting diplomats. The hotel hosts dozens of diplomatic events, including Food Festivals in collaboration with embassies and the Diplomat Magazine, National Day receptions, press conferences, business lunches and other get-together events for the diplomatic community. The hotel has also renovated its lobby and kitchen, and is building a live cooking unit for live cooking during breakfast, demonstrations or for future food festivals. Quality and flexibility have been some of the main keys to the hotel's success in hosting diplomatic events.

The Hague Academy of International Law, “A century of devotion to the study  international legal principles and rules – from 1923 to 2023”

The Hague Academy of International Law celebrated its centenary during the last week of May with a festive program held in the premises of the Academy in the new wing of the Peace Palace. The Academy was conceived during the second Peace Conference in the Hague in 1907, and was ready to start in October 1914, but the Great War (WW1) intervened, so the first courses could only be held in the Peace Palace in 1923. The Academy has been famous for its worldwide appeal, due in large measure to the excellence of the professors and of the students. The Hague Academy of International Law is well known in the world, probably more so than in the Netherlands. The General Assembly of the UN annually calls upon States to support this grand old institution for the study, teaching, and dissemination of international law.

Can AI & Blockchain enable banking services for the masses in the Global South?

AI and Blockchain technologies could facilitate a less biased approached within the financial industry; as data shows that in many developed economies access to banks are a particular struggle for ethnic, or racial minorities, or those belonging to groups that have historically faced societal discrimination.

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