EU countries are working on a joint, stricter asylum policy to reduce differences between Member States and better manage asylum flows. 'The pact will...

Europe wants more digital sovereignty but remains dependent on American tech companies. In ‘Spraakmakers’, Reijer Passchier discusses whether Europe's...

Dutch companies are repatriating employees from the Middle East because of rising tensions in that area. Several legal experts, including Professor of...

Local parties promising to close asylum reception centres, municipalities wanting to fine central agency COA, and protecting our democratic rule of la...

The largest fertility clinic in the Netherlands lied to women, sperm donors, and the Health and Youth Care Inspectorate. On ‘Nieuwsuur’, Mirjam Sombro...

A hack at Ajax let season tickets be stolen and stadium bans viewed and changed. Bart Schermer, Professor of Privacy & Cybercrime, spoke to RTL News a...

The increased military presence around Greenland aims to provide security, but it also affects the climate on the vulnerable island and adds to geopol...

Conflicting reports about an airstrike on an Iranian school are causing international concern. Helen Duffy, Professor of International Human Rights an...

Three quarters of Dutch care workers experience aggression at work. Barend Barentsen, an expert in workplace accidents and work-related illness, tells...

Reforming the UN Security Council is more urgent than ever. The Council’s current composition no longer reflects the balance of power in today’s world...

The Netherlands presents itself globally as a defender of the law, but in reality this position often depends on geopolitical interests. Three interna...

Belle Beems, Assistant Professor of European Competition Law, claims in ‘dr Kelder en Co’ on Dutch Radio1 that the main challenge in regulating Big Te...

'It’s not international law that’s falling short, but states and politicians that ignore the rules,' says Larissa van den Herik, Professor of Internat...

International law experts have voiced concerns about the recent attack on Iran. Legal philosopher Andreas Kinneging expressed a different perspective ...

Enschede is the first Dutch municipality to ban fat bikes in an effort to improve road safety. Professor Geerten Boogaard warns of the legal risks on ...