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“Now that foreign affairs are entering the elections, the focus must be on the European Union”
According to many, elections are normally about domestic policy — about jobs, healthcare, and taxes. Foreign policy, by contrast, is seen as something for elites and diplomats, not for the voter. But according to Joris Melman, researcher at Studio Europa Maastricht, that needs to change. In an opinion...
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Three Vidi grants for FHML researchers
Aurélie Carlier, Bart Spronck and Nicole Leibold receive a Vidi grant of up to 850,000 euros to further develop their lines of research.
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We Can Work It Out – A study into an improved interpretation of current EU law to address VAT double (non )taxation caused by divergent national decisions
PhD thesis by Mathijs Klemm
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Medical student Lore is the youngest female candidate for the Dutch Parliament
Lore Eckelmans studies Medicine and is the youngest female candidate in the upcoming parliamentary elections. Ever since high school, she has loved debating. With her candidacy for Volt, she wants to bring more attention to issues that affect her generation – such as inequality and the growing number...
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Book launch and professorship Anna Harris: The Matter of Hospitals
Hospitals are often seen through the lens of urgency, care, and crisis – but what about the materials that make them work?
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Steel tariffs explained: Why is the EU doubling them — and at what cost?
The EU announced last week that it would double its tariffs on steel to 50 percent, bringing them in line with US levels. Studio Europa Maastricht spoke with Mark Sanders, Associate Professor of International Economics at Maastricht University about the latest developments surrounding the increase in...
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From research to improvements in patient care: Translate2Clinic Fellowship
Four medical specialists translate fundamental research into improvements for patients.
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WHO designates two CAPHRI centres as new Collaborating Centres for Public Health Leadership and Workforce Development
With these centres, WHO wants to advance the professionalisation and competencies of the public health workforce.
