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The culture & politics of the coronavirus

OP-ED Coronavirus policy is also culturally determined, involves key political choices and the crisis represents a defining moment for European politics. Monika Sie argues why.
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Coronavirus: the world's first digital pandemic

OP-ED Governments around the world are resorting to digital instruments to combat the coronavirus. Maaike Okano-Heijmans says we must be on guard for potentially far-reaching consequences for individuals’ privacy.
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More COVID19 publications

The Corona pandemic will shape global health governance, national security policies, global trade relations as well as the future of the EU. Find our latest insights and in-depth analysis on the virus’ impact on international relations.
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Latest publications

Kamer, voorkom het beeld dat Nederland dieper de EU wordt ingerommeld, op-ed by Adriaan Schout / Volkskrant
Nuclear risk reduction: How could the EU contribute?, policy brief by Sico van der Meer
The case for EU-Japan digital connectivity and digital ODA, article by Maaike Okano-Heijmans

Training Courses

Clingendael is following the latest Covid19 measures of the government and will adjust the planning accordingly. Participants will be informed.

12 May-4 June: Internationale Veiligheid
3-4 Sept: Intercultural Communication
14-15 Sept: Belangenbehartiging en lobbyen in de EU
- TRAINING CALENDAR 2020

Tweet of the week

TWEET Distract your mind from #Corona: shameless plug for my #PeaceByPeace contribution on why #Germany needs not only a #Mali but a #Sahel strategy & some of the building blocks that are required for it.
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Clingendael Magazine

Sustainability and the climate after corona, column by Stephan Slingerland
Corona in Latijns-Amerika een tikkende tijdbom, column by Edwin Koopman
Hard Iran-beleid is risicovol, juist tijdens coronacrisis, column by Goos Hofstee
Mensenrechten cruciaal in de strijd tegen Covid-19, column by Nicole Sprokel
- CLINGENDAEL SPECTATOR

In the media

Online/Print
China reikt Westen helpende hand: 'Liefdadigheid en politieke tactiek in één, Frans-Paul van der Putten / RTL Nieuws
Deed China het echt beter dan Italië met Covid-19?, Frans-Paul van der Putten / AD
Propagandaoorlog: hoe China zijn naam van het Coronavirus probeert te halen, Ties Dams / Knack €
Coronacrisis besmet ook Brexitonderhandelingen, Rem Korteweg / het Financieele Dagblad €
Druk op Nederland groeit om in te stemmen met eurobonds, Rem Korteweg / het Financieele Dagblad €
Lessen uit oliecrisis kunnen nu hun nut bewijzen, Coby van der Linde / het Financieele Dagblad €
- ALL MEDIA ITEMS
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