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European chip machine-maker ASML is at the center of US-China trade tensions. Its new chief executive now faces a daunting political juggling act.

During the international symposium Food Systems Transformation, experts advocated for a more strategic and long-term vision on providing food security and the need for transformation of current food systems.

Controversial image of male Leiden University board members smoking cigars had long been topic of discussion

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On 30 November, Dutch security expert and Professor Rob De Wijk will hold a lecture in the Neimünster Abbey in Luxembourg City, where he will critically reflect on the ongoing geopolitical developments which Europe is confronted with.

Revelations deepen concerns about Beijing’s policy of ‘elite capture’ in Europe.

Photo: Depositphotos.com The Dutch government must support its national cyber security industry or risk the economy becoming too dependent on American and Chinese tech companies, cyber security council CSR has said. The government advisory body said the government must act quickly or the Netherlands will lose its grip on internet safety and home-grown technological knowledge will disappear abroad. The Netherlands is now largely dependent on companies like Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Oracle for i...