Features
“They’re traitors”: Brexit’s leave voters frustrated with parliament’s lack of action
Written by Chirine Aboussaad The United Kingdom and Europe have been obsessed with the impending Brexit ever since the referendum ...
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The paradox of homogeneous identity
Written by Carl Edholm The chatty room becomes silent as he enters the stage. Taking his place at the lectern ...
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Climate justice, NOW!
Written by Chirine Aboussaad Climate change is a hot topic. The people of The Netherlands came together in Amsterdam to ...
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Interviews
Tiny houses in Minitopia
A life without supermarkets Romee (27) is one of the residents of ‘Minitopia’, a small village created by individuals who ...
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From exclusive stories to entertainment formats: The Future of Journalism
Written by Nina Büchs Peter Olsthoorn (1960) is a Dutch investigative journalist and author of books as The Power of Google ...
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The normality of drug use at festivals in the Netherlands
Written by Dyonne Onyema ‘’I’m having the time of my life here at festival Thuishaven’’, says Owen, a 22-year-old boy, ...
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World
“The biodiversity petition uses the same tools as right-wing populists”
Supporters of the biodiversity petition demonstrate for better species protection in Munich, Bavaria. | Photograph: Georg Kurz By Kimberly Nicolaus ...
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Hungarian science and press put in jeopardy
The Hungarian minister for innovation and technology, announces the state’s call to supervise the Hungarian Academy of Sciences in Budapest ...
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From Kentucky to New York City
by Tatiana Costa Lopes New York is the fashion capital of the United States. Tatiana met up with McKenzie and ...
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Amsterdam
Climate justice, NOW!
Written by Chirine Aboussaad Climate change is a hot topic. The people of The Netherlands came together in Amsterdam to ...
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The iron triangle
A piece by Maxim Etty, Dave Lantinga and Diogo Baptista Alongside the peaceful, slow floating waters of Amsterdam’s canals, we ...
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Opening free programming school
By: Dalla Coulibaly and Babette Res This week Codam has opened it’s doors. Codam is a free school where you ...
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Overtourism In Amsterdam
The center of Amsterdam is turning into a Disneyland. Streets and canals are filled with tens of thousands of tourists all ...
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Terror in Amsterdam
On Friday the 31st of August, a 19-year-old man from Afghanistan stabbed and seriously injured two American tourists at the ...
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Opinion
With jelly or without?
Making choices has never been more difficult Written by Melanie Schlemmer Our grandparents and parents fought for big, social revolutions ...
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“Oh my god, I love your top!” – Becoming a compliment monster
By: Laura Hornberger During my exchange program in Amsterdam, I suddenly became a compliment maker. I found myself complimenting my ...
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“We call it Curvy”
By Emma Wendt Size inclusivity is growing within the fashion industry. Renowned director of the New York STATE Management curve ...
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