In the media
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Clodagh Murphy in Smithsonian magazine: ‘Emotion in Elizabeth I’s correspondence often carefully constructed by her secretaries’01 October 2026PhD-candidate Clodagh Murphy wrote an article about Elizabeth I’s correspondence for Smithsonian magazine.
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Andrew Gawthorpe on France24: ‘Discussions with the CIA director may be more discreet’01 October 2026University lecturer Andrew Gawthorpe comments on France 24 on the meeting between CIA director John Ratcliffe and Ukranian president Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Elizabeth den Hartog on The Conversation: ‘Buildings on the Bayeux tapestry give an idea of 11th-century built environment’01 October 2026University lecturer Elizabeth den Hartog wrote an article for the Conversation about the Bayeux tapestry.
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Florian Schneider on BBC Afrique: ‘Renewed interest in Mao not simply a matter of nostalgia’01 October 2026Professor Florian Schneider reacts on BBC Afrique on the renewed interest in Mao Zhedong.
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Pro wants to remove abortion from Dutch Criminal CodeIn the media 01 October 2026Dutch opposition party Pro wants abortion removed from the Criminal Code. Marloes van Noorloos, Professor of Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure, spok...
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Ivo van Vulpen in Trouw: ‘Bringing the worlds of the humanities and sciences closer together’PHYSICS 30 September 2026A Trouw journalist spent a day following the teaching programme of the minor The Mysterious Reality and turned it into a feature.
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UN under pressure, but indispensable: reform is neededIn the media 29 September 2026The UN is often criticised and dismissed as ineffective, yet it remains a vital platform for international diplomacy. Emeritus professor of internatio...
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Implications of US sanctions for the ICCIn the media 28 September 2026America is threatening to impose sanctions on the International Criminal Court. In an interview on NPO Radio 1, Larissa van den Herik, Professor of Pu...
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Rita de Sousa e Silva in The Conversation: local residents help nature flourish around street treesIn the media 24 September 2026A small patch of soil around a street tree can become a green space full of plants and insects. On the academic news platform The Conversation, ecolog...
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Rijn Vogelaar’s PhD research on enthusiasm featured in Psychology Today24 September 2026Rijn Vogelaar earned his PhD researching enthusiasm. Psychology Today explores the power of this often underestimated emotion: how enthusiasm gets us ...
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Why returning rejected asylum seekers is difficultIn the media 23 September 2026Why can't we just send rejected asylum seekers back? Mark Klaassen, assistant professor of migration law, explains the issues involved in ‘EenVandaag’...
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25 Years of the ‘War on Terror’In de media 23 September 2026In interviews with various media outlets Helen Duffy, professor of international human rights and humanitarian law, discusses the 25th anniversary of ...
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Andrew Gawthorpe on NBC News: ‘Trading stop with Iran would damage Moscow’s credibility’22 September 2026University lecturer Andrew Gawthorpe commented on USA’s Iran sanctions on NBC news.
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Andrew Gawthorpe on NPR: ‘Iranian government is already one of the most heavily sanctioned in the world’22 September 2026NPR has interviewed university lecturer Andrew Gawthorpe about the actions of president Donald Trump against Iran.
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Andrew Gawthorpe on Time: ‘Burnham needs to appear like a strong leader’22 September 2026University lecturer Andrew Gawthorpe commented on the geopolitical problems concerning the Falkland Islands.