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  • Fourth India-Netherlands Cyber Dialogue was held in New Delhi.
  • The Netherlands, also known as Holland, is in northwestern Europe, bordering Germany and Belgium, with a maritime boundary in the North Sea.
  • Its geography is low-lying, with significant areas below sea level, and major rivers like the Rhine and Meuse.

In Summary

Netherlands (Capital: Amsterdam)

Fourth India-Netherlands Cyber Dialogue held in New Delhi.

Political Features 

  • It is located in northwestern Europe. It often referred to as Holland. 
  • Land Boundaries: Germany (east) and Belgium (south).
  • Maritime Boundary: North Sea (Atlantic Ocean) to the north and west.
  • The International Court of Justice and International Criminal Court are situated in Hague.

Geographical Features 

  • Its geography is predominantly characterized by its low-lying terrain, with nearly one-third of its land area situated below sea level
  • Rivers: Rhine (empty in North Sea), the Meuse, etc.
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Below sea level terrain

Refers to geographical areas, like a significant portion of the Netherlands, that lie at an elevation lower than the mean sea level. Such areas require extensive engineering and management, such as dikes and pumping systems, to prevent flooding.

International Criminal Court (ICC)

An intergovernmental organization and international tribunal that is based in The Hague, Netherlands. The ICC has linked internet shutdowns to 'crimes against humanity', a significant point for international law and human rights in the UPSC syllabus.

International Court of Justice (ICJ)

The principal judicial organ of the United Nations, responsible for settling legal disputes submitted by states in accordance with international law and providing advisory opinions on legal questions referred by authorized UN organs and specialized agencies.

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