In the media
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eLaw publishes editorial for CLSR Special Issue on Law and Technology15 April 2026eLaw – Center for Law and Digital Technologies has published the editorial to the Special Issue Law and/versus Technology: Trends for the new decade i...
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Passport issue continues to plague Dutch football despite temporary fixesIn the media 14 April 2026The passport issue concerning ineligible football players seemed to have been resolved, but NAC Breda can cause new unrest with a lawsuit. Stefaan Van...
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Undressing apps: Dutch government should act now14 April 2026Free online AI tools can generate fake images, including nude images of people. In an op-ed in 'Trouw' newspaper, Bart Custers, Professor of Law & Dat...
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Neanderthals were hunting pond turtles in Central Europe 125,000 years ago14 April 2026Wil Roebroeks was part of an international research project examining turtle shells from Neumark-Nord. The 92 shell fragments were carefully and thoro...
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New blog post on digital well-being and social media addictive design14 April 2026Nina Baranowska and Gianclaudio Malgieri have published a new blog post on Verfassungsblog: 'Towards a Legal Concept of Digital Well-being: Insights f...
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Dutch government's welfare cuts will hit vulnerable citizens hardIn the media 13 April 2026The National Ombudsman and various experts, including Fatma Çapkurt, an assistant professor in constitutional and administrative law, are highly criti...
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Can Iran levy tolls in the Strait of Hormuz?In the media 13 April 2026Iran plans to impose tolls on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. In ‘de Volkskrant’, Hilde Woker questions the legality of the proposal, claiming ...
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Salvador Santino Regilme on NPR: ‘Fulbright Program is a form of soft power’10 April 2026Associate professor Salvador Santino Regilme was interviewed by NPR about Trump’s soft power.
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Dirk Bouwmeester in NRC: ‘We understand the quantum world fantastically well—now we still need to grasp the transition from the quantum to the classical world.’PHYSICS 10 April 2026Recently, Austrian physicists succeeded in placing minuscule metal spheres with a diameter of 0.000008 millimetres into superposition.
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Salvador Santino Regilme in Expresso: ‘A peacekeeping body cannot project authority if the war appears to be operationally disorganised’09 April 2026Associate Professor Salvador Santino Regilme discusses the recent launch of the Board for Peace by President Donald Trump in the Portuguese newspaper ...
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Should sharing images of victims be made a criminal offence?In the media 09 April 2026Political parties are calling for a ban on sharing images of victims. Bart Schermer, Professor of Privacy & Cybercrime, spoke about this with Rijnmond...
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Can care workers be prosecuted for failings in system?In the media 09 April 2026The Dutch Public Prosecution Office is investigating whether to prosecute care workers involved in the Vlaardingen foster child case. Mariëlle Bruning...
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Sulakshana de Mel in The Examiner: ‘When you look at food as a lens of your analysis, there’s so much you can read’07 April 2026PhD candidate Sulakhana de Mel discusses the link between geography, trade and food in Sri Lankan newspaper The Examiner.
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Test mission to orbit the Moon sparks new space raceIn the media 02 April 2026After over 50 years, the US is heading back to the Moon. Space expert Tanja Masson-Zwaan says in ‘EenVandaag’ that the test mission is an important st...
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Success of EU Migration Pact depends on cooperation and solidarity between Member StatesIn the media 02 April 2026EU countries are working on a joint, stricter asylum policy to reduce differences between Member States and better manage asylum flows. 'The pact will...