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1. Sigrid Kaag, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, resigned following a motion of censure for her handling of the Dutch evacuation during the Fall of Kabul.
   2021-09-16 21:06:26 (First version)
2. Sigrid Kaag, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands, resigns following a motion of censure for her handling of the Dutch evacuation during the Fall of Kabul.
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