In the media
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Medieval wooden casks and their role in European trade networks23 July 2026Jeroen Oosterbaan's research into Medieval wooden casks was featured in an article by online magazine 'Archaeology News'. This research showed that un...
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Clodagh Murphy in The Times: Elizabeth I’s spymaster played up her vicious temper23 July 2026PhD student Clodagh Murphy talks to The Times about her research into the letters of Queen Elizabeth I.
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US reasserts pressure on International Criminal CourtIn the media 22 July 2026The Trump administration is seeking to further weaken the International Criminal Court (ICC). In ‘Trouw’ newspaper, Nico Schrijver, professor emeritus...
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AI increases the operational capabilities of terrorist groups16 July 2026Graig Klein, Assistant Professor Terrorism and Political Violence, argues in an interview with France 24 that artificial intelligence is not creating ...
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Two hundred Dutch children need permanent guardianIn the media 16 July 2026More than 200 Dutch children currently have no permanent guardian, according to research by Investico and ‘Trouw’ newspaper. Unacceptable, says Mariël...
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Dutch Council of State against scrapping asylum distribution lawIn the media 15 July 2026The Council of State has advised the House of Representatives not to proceed with repealing the Distribution Act. Mark Klaassen, Assistant Professor o...
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Lama Abboud: Life returns to the stage13 July 2026Lama Abboud took part in organising efforts to restore cultural heritage in Homs, Syria. The Cultural Protection Fund has published an interview with ...
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Three Sahel countries' intention to withdraw puts ICC under pressureIn the media 09 July 2026Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso have initiated the process to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, causing global concern. Professor of Intern...
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Wilco van Dijk in Parool on the financial struggles of young adults07 July 2026For many young adults, milestones like getting a driver’s license or moving out feel increasingly out of reach. Over half struggle to make ends meet, ...
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Maartje van der Woude on Schengen agreement in US podcastIn the media 07 July 2026Professor Maartje van der Woude was invited by the American podcast ‘Things That Go Boom’ to explain more about the Schengen Agreement and border cont...
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Andrew Gawthorpe on The Conversation: Why US presidents end up cursing Benjamin Netanyahu06 July 2026University lecturer Andrew Gawthorpe wrote an article for the Conversation about the relationship between American presidents and Benjamin Netanyahu.
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Maurits Berger on Al Jazeera: ‘Little change in the Dutch-Israeli relation’06 July 2026Professor Maurits Berger commented on Al Jazeera on the seemingly shifting relations between the Netherlands and Israel.
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Rogier Creemers on France 24 about China’s new supercomputer06 July 2026Assistant professor Rogier Creemers commented for Franse 24 on the release of a new Chinese supercomputer.
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Eric Storm on nationalism in various media06 July 2026Associate Professor Eric Storm was interviewed by TVR Iaşi about the Romanian translation of his book Nationalism. He was also a guest on the podcast ...
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Why local parties cannot block asylum centres in the NetherlandsIn the media 01 July 2026Parties opposed to asylum reception centres won local elections, but often failed to deliver on promises to keep asylum seekers out. Professor of Loca...