Wir haben das geschäft: Germany’s refugee policy without ‘Mutti’
Angela ‘Der Mutti’ Merkel will quit as the chancellor of Germany on the 26th of September, after a...
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Higher Education in Europe and Brexit: a tale of “catastrophe”
Universities in the United Kingdom are not just known for being amongst the strongest in Europe,...
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This startup made Heinz and Haribo go zero-waste, here’s how
Pieter Pot is a great example of how a small effort can change the way suppliers and customers...
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THE ART OF BUYING LOCAL
From left to right; The first picture shows a lady who is preparing food. The second picture gives...
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Binge Eating Disorder and how it can destroy lives
“I wanted to die” were the words of Natacha Oceane, an ex-binger, while sharing her journey into...
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Why can’t we talk about mental health in nightlife?
March 15, 2020. Dutch government declared a lockdown due to the severity of Covid-19. The...
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The paradox of Dutch drugs culture
Smoking a joint, while walking along the canals of the red-light district or taking an XTC-pill at...
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Doing it the Dutch way: How the Netherlands is dealing with corona
For the past year, the world has been captivated by Covid-19. To handle this crisis, each country...
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The rise of Cultured Meat in the European Union
June 11, 2020 – By Zenya Groosman It has been eight years since the Dutch researcher Mark Post...
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The transition towards a green agricultural future
The cooperation ‘Land van Ons’ and the initiative ‘Aardpeer’ both buy pieces of land in the...
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What is the current situation of racism in the Netherlands?
For Anna, applying for a job has always been different than for her friends. Instead of requesting a job with only one resume, she always applies with one resume with the surname of her dad, who is from Nigeria, and another one with the surname of her mom, who is from the Netherlands. “It already happened four times that I get invited for the same job with my mom’s surname rather than with my dad’s,” explains Anna Nwankwo.
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What is happening to the struggle for Dutch women’s rights?
Feminist progress comes to a media and social standstill in The Netherlands “There hasn’t been a...
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Looking back at Eurovision’s dance costumes “let’s try to be a little bit more inspiring”
During the Eurovision Song Contest some countries choose to portray themselves in more authentic...
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Greenwashing – not just a blame game
It’s not just blaming companies for greenwashing
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The fashion industry: why the toxicity?
A few months ago, negative stories about Amsterdam Fashion Institute (AMFI) started to come out....
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Wir haben das geschäft: Germany’s refugee policy without ‘Mutti’
Angela ‘Der Mutti’ Merkel will quit as the chancellor of Germany on the 26th of September, after a...
Binge Eating Disorder and how it can destroy lives
“I wanted to die” were the words of Natacha Oceane, an ex-binger, while sharing her journey into...
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