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European Union vs The Netherlands: Pension System Regulations
The Supreme Court of the European Union has admonished the Dutch government, necessitating amendments to its pension law. This decision, handed down by the Sixth Chamber of the European Court of Justice in Luxembourg on the 16th of November, censures the Netherlands...
Combating financial and tax crimes: updates from The Netherlands
In the relentless pursuit of combating financial and tax crimes, the Fiscal Information and Investigation Service (FIOD) strategically allies itself with key global players, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia. This coalition,...
Franco-Korean economic relations and corporate environment
For this week’s article, the economic collaboration and the corporate environment between France and South Korea will be addressed. The aim of this article is to delve into the economic relations between the two countries, treaties and how corporations together with...
Franco-Korean modern and cultural relations
Last week’s article introduced the history between Korea and France, and how they strengthened their bilateral relations throughout history. The aim of this article is to delve into the current relations between the two countries, how they share cultural values, and...
Beginning of the Franco-Korean relations
Short history about the arrival of first French people in Korea: It is known that there were no bilateral relations between France and Korea until 1886. The contact between the two countries was limited to a few sailors and missionaries. The first French missionary...
Dutch-French relationships and corporate environment
As mentioned in the last week’s article, two founding members of the European Union, the Netherlands and France, have a long history of cooperation and conflict dating back to the 17th century. The two countries share a border division in the Caribbean island of Saint...