In the media
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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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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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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...
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Investing instead of saving means greater risksIn the media 25 June 2026The European Commission wants EU citizens to invest more and save less to help European companies become more competitive. Associate professor Marnix ...
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Call for global technology pact after rise of SpaceXIn the media 23 June 2026The rise of companies like SpaceX shows that states must cooperate more closely on technology, argues Reijer Passchier, Professor of Digitalisation an...
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UN Human Rights Council remains indispensable in an unsettled worldIn the media 18 June 2026The UN Human Rights Council is meeting in Geneva. Nico Schrijver, professor emeritus in international law, says on ‘EenVandaag’ that the Council remai...
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The future of asylum applications outside the EUIn the media 17 June 2026The Dutch Immigration and Naturalisation Service wants to process asylum applications outside the EU before asylum seekers reach Europe. Mark Klaassen...
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Citizens and AI could revolutionise policingIn the media 12 June 2026A Dutch citizens' collective used AI to help identify a new suspect in a cold case. Bart Custers, Professor of Law and Data Science, commented in the ...
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Fear of further erosion of the international legal orderIn the media 11 June 2026A survey conducted by Clingendael shows widespread concern amoung the Dutch about the international legal order and global cooperation. Professor Lari...
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Listen carefully to children when abuse is suspectedIn the media 10 June 2026A new bill from Dutch political party D66 aims to strengthen the position of children when child abuse is suspected. Speaking to ‘EenVandaag’, Mariëll...
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Parliamentary inquiry aims to draw lessons, not judgeIn the media 09 June 2026A parliamentary inquiry is examining the Dutch government’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic. All key figures will be heard over a nine-week period. ...
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Mixed signals on Iran are damaging global standing of the NetherlandsIn the media 09 June 2026Pressure on the Dutch government is mounting over its stance on the American and Israeli attacks on Iran. Experts and MPs say the current course is un...
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Tax breaks on the horizon for European multinationalsIn the media 08 June 2026The European Commission wants to lower corporate income tax for European companies to boost research, innovation and competitiveness. In ‘de Volkskran...
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Permanent presence on the Moon calls for new agreementsIn the media 03 June 2026NASA plans to establish a permanent Moon Base around 2030. But what about ownership, access and raw materials? Treaties provide guidance, but addition...
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How is the Netherlands supporting scholars at risk?Podcast 03 June 2026Episode of Stop de Sloop (Stop the Demolotion), a podcast about higher education.