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When he was 14, Keghart (now 20) fled from Syria to the Netherlands. Now he has graduated summa cum laude from gymnasium and is going to study medicine.

Propaganda is something from the past and definitely not something that influences you, right? Not at all: propaganda is alive and everywhere around us.

Jochen Pierk talks about the findings from a recently published paper, in which he shows that tax laws have an effect on financial reporting.

A historic agreement: 130 countries agreed to a global minimum income tax. And the coverage ratio of pension funds is rising, but pensioners will not notice.

In this interview, Jan Fransen discusses the smart city and what can be done to ensure its inclusivity

How ubiquitous are clean water and fresh air? How many women are in leadership roles? How sophisticated are the last mile logistics?

The directors of TU Delft, Erasmus MC and Erasmus University Rotterdam signed a framework agreement for far-reaching strategic cooperation.

On 10 June 2021, the International Center for Financial Law organised an online seminar on the (legal) challenges of Big Data.

Bernold Nieuwesteeg of Erasmus School of law, spoke out on the increasing payment of ransomware for cyberattacks in different media outlets.

Anna Petra Nieboer and Jane Murray Cramm have received NWO subsidy for research into age-friendly communities for older people in the Netherlands.