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Stop having kids? – NRC
How do we ensure that the earth does not perish? Well, on to The Climate Issue to listen. All crises can make you depressed, but Nienke Zoetbrood and Hannah van…
Column | Floor drain television – NRC
It seems to me an interesting meeting at the gates of heaven: Paul van Vliet and Jerry Springer. One was the subtle cabaret artist with well-groomed theater shows, while the…
Opinion | Newcomers – NRC
I turned right into our quiet street. We live at the end ourselves. Two houses have received new residents. A man was walking on the sidewalk to the left. I…
Climate activist arrested after disruption – NRC
The police have arrested a climate activist at the shareholders’ meeting of ING. The activist blew a whistle and shouted that he would sit on the floor until ING stopped…
Opinion | Hagar – NRC
I give guided tours of the exhibition Rembrandt & contemporaries in the Hermitage. With a group of Amsterdam students of about fourteen years old I stand in front of a…
NRC and 2Doc win Tegel for a story about the memories of an ambulance brother
NRCjournalist Carola Houtekamer, together with Jaap van Heusden and Jefta Varwijk, won the De Tegel journalistic prize in the interview category for an article about the memories of an ambulance…
Opinion | Happiness – NRC
As a married person, it’s my guilty pleasure to dream away at the TV show First Dates. The somewhat uncomfortable search for love is not only reserved for young people.…
What does NRC | Not every psychiatric patient is better off at home, that much is now clear
This is the daily commentary from NRC. It contains opinions, interpretations and choices. They are written by a group of editors selected by the editor-in-chief. NRC shows where in the…
Spying on universities – NRC
Since the metal scientist Abdul Qadir Khan developed the Pakistani atomic bomb in the 1970s with blueprints from a Dutch energy company, the Netherlands has been on edge. In Friend…
Column | Disappearing writer – NRC
A remarkable cry for help from a well-known writer – that’s what you could call the short essay that Ted van Lieshout wrote for the April issue of the literary…