News overview

The arbitration tribunal has ruled that Isabel dos Santos has enriched herself with money stolen from the Angolan people.

Pieter Verrest explains why the transfer of the case is a logical decision, and Joost Nan expands on what the suspects may be facing as a punishment.

Everything seems to be going great: vaccines enable western nations to slowly return to normal, having a positive effect on the economy.

Children from poor families are falling behind early on, reports newspaper De Volkskrant based on new research from Erasmus School of Economics.

Is a passive income really as passive as it seems? And how does it work in practice?

Three of the world's largest tech companies, Apple, Microsoft and Google, made huge profits in the second quarter of this year.

Robby Roks, Associate Professor of Criminology at Erasmus School of Law, clarifies the biggest problems in the port of Rotterdam.

Nominations open for 2021's FAME Athena Award. EUR's premier award to recognise initiatives and individuals who encourage female talent in our community.

Kevin Spiritus dives into the Belgian tax system. In his opinion, it is of the utmost importance that the system gets reformed into a dual income tax system.

The Arnhem-Leeuwarden Court of Appeal has issued a groundbreaking ruling on the salary of foreign drivers at Dutch transport companies.