Dutch PM to Miss Climate Summit During Probe Into Soccer Violence
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof will miss the COP29 climate summit after clashes in Amsterdam this week between Israeli soccer fans and pro-Palestinian protesters as his government investigates if warning signs from Israel were missed.
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