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Central Europe Forum for Freedom of Religion or Belief: HRWF to Lead High-Level Pre‑Launch in Washington D.C.

4 February 2026 / In person and online On 4 February 2026, Human Rights Without Frontiers International (HRWF) will lead the pre‑launch of the Central...

Lease of business premises: termination of lease

By Reinier Russell Special rules may apply to the termination of a lease of business premises, depending on the nature of the business. What rules...

Are you allowed to dismiss a drunken employee?

Is it lawful to dismiss an employee for being drunk at work? By Jan Dop What shall we do with the drunken employee? Sack him? That...

Poor performance dismissal: 7 steps for expats and employers

By Jan Dop If employers want to terminate the employment of an employee for poor performance, they need to take a number of steps before...

Dutch Labour Law Seminar for Diplomats: A Crucial Guide to Embassy Employment Contracts

The Hague, 4th November 2024 - Diplomat Magazine, in collaboration with Russell Advocaten and supported by Leonardo Royal Hotel, successfully hosted its traditional seminar...

The AI Arms Race: Transforming Decision-Making in a New Era of Warfare

By Marco Pizzorno As nations increasingly integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into military operations, the implications for global security and strategic stability are profound. The adoption...

Dutch Employment Law

6 clauses that should be included in an employment contract Diplomat Magazine recently conducted an interesting interview with our longstanding partner, Jan Dop, from Russell...

Foreign judgments in the Netherlands

In principle, the enforcement of foreign judgments is a national matter. But what if a dispute has already been dealt with by a foreign...

Legislative Proposal “Work Where You Want” rejected

Work Where You Want Act rejected By Priscilla de Leede and Jan Dop On 5 July 2022, an amended version of the “Work Where You Want” Act was...

Crimean gold returns to Ukraine

By Paul Russell After nine years, it is finally clear to whom the Crimean treasures should go. According to the Supreme Court of the Netherlands,...

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