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Dutch MPs Suzanne Kröger (PRO) and Mpanzu Bamenga (D66) are urging the government to clarify its stance on a human rights debate in Argentina, raising questions that go well beyond traditional foreign policy concerns. At issue are allegations of expanding state surveillance, pressure on civil society and the role that
Despite more than four years of war in Ukraine and a long series of EU sanctions packages against Russia, Dutch supermarket brand Spar continues to expand through licensed stores in the country. Why is that still legally possible? And is The Hague prepared to ban Dutch companies from operating in
The Netherlands and Spain are pushing for an EU-wide minimum age for social media, submitting a joint proposal to Brussels just days before European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is due to unveil new plans to protect children online. Yet despite growing support for tougher rules across Europe,
A Dutch court ruling on a single Russian asylum seeker has triggered an unusually broad political backlash in The Hague and raised questions about the European migration and asylum pact. If asylum seekers still cannot be returned to Italy despite new European agreements and assurances from Rome, what does that