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Xandra Kramer, Professor of Private Law, says there are legal reservations about the success of collective procedures such as the mass claim against Booking.com

Dutch investors are turning away from US stocks over political uncertainty, shifting focus to Europe, says Mary Pieterse-Bloem.

Mary Pieterse-Bloem discussed EU plans to simplify securitisation rules and emphasized the need for stricter regulation of crypto ETFs and stablecoins.

Pieter van den Heede gives his insights on Defence's recruitment strategy in the Volkskrant.

On NPO Radio 1 programme Geld of je Leven, Erasmus professors Van Geest and Bovenberg show how Gen Z blends money, justice, and meaning beyond pure profit.

During an interview on BNR Nieuwsradio, Thomas Peeters criticises the set-up, timing, and underlying motives of FIFA and its Club World Cup.

Joris Krijger’s ‘Our Artificial Future’ explores AI’s societal impact—focusing not on tech, but the ethical choices shaping our future.

That's why it must be green, sustainable and free from the grip of coal and oil interests, say Professor Paul van de Laar (ESHCC) and Professor Karen Maas (IEC)

The promotion of the Dutch professional football club Telstar to the Eredivisie is a source of pride and solidarity, but the economic impact remains limited.

Dennis Huisman discusses how advanced algorithms contribute to improving the reliability and efficiency of the Dutch railway network with Erasmus Magazine.