One skyscraper in this city is nicknamed "the fountain pen," and another one is inspired by New York's "The Flatiron."
An organization based in this European city awards the Wateler Prize and was established after Andrew White convinced Andrew Carnegie to fund a palace. A statue in this city depicts a character from a nursery rhyme who, when asked where his father lives, points across its court pond at a palace. One skyscraper in this city is nicknamed "the fountain pen," and another one is inspired by New York's "The Flatiron." Every September, a speech from the throne is read at this city's (*)  Binnenhof complex, where the States General now meets. Palaces called Noordeinde  (nort-YNE-duh)  and   Huis ten Bosch  (HOUSE tem BOSS)  are located in this city, which co-names an airport with Rotterdam. For 10 points, name this seat of government, but not capital, of the Netherlands, site of the International Criminal Court.
An organization based in this European city awards the Wateler Prize and was established after Andrew White convinced Andrew Carnegie to fund a palace.
The  Hague  [or  's-Gravenhage  or Den  Haag  or La  Haye ]