The Netherlands has emerged as one of Europe’s leading hubs for integrated photonics, combining advanced technological expertise with a highly collaborative innovation ecosystem. For companies developing photonic integrated circuits (PICs) […]
The Netherlands – a Globally Connected Ecosystem for Integrated Photonics Read More »
The temporary employment sector in the Netherlands is undergoing a period of profound change, shaped by rising minimum wages, tighter regulation, and shifting labour market dynamics. Once defined by flexibility
Reducing youth unemployment and increasing participation in the labour market remain central priorities for the European Union. A particular focus is placed on tackling the NEET phenomenon (young people not
Youth Employment in the EU: A Strategic Investment for Companies and Society Read More »
Rising energy prices are once again at the centre of global economic concerns. The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has pushed oil and gas prices sharply higher, prompting comparisons
Energy Prices Surge Again: What It Means for Inflation and Monetary Policy Read More »
The ongoing conflict in the Middle East is expected to have noticeable economic consequences for the Netherlands, primarily through rising energy prices and their knock-on effects on inflation and growth.
Assessing the Economic Fallout of Middle East Tensions on the Netherlands Read More »
The Netherlands continues to strengthen its position as one of Europe’s most attractive destinations for foreign investment, particularly in innovation-driven sectors. In 2025, international companies significantly expanded their footprint across
The Netherlands Emerges as Europe’s R&D Hub for Global Investors Read More »
The European Union is taking a decisive step toward closing the gender pay gap with the introduction of the Pay Transparency Directive. At its core, the directive aims to reinforce
The EU Pay Transparency Directive: A Turning Point for Fair Pay Read More »
The Netherlands is in the middle of one of the most significant pension overhauls in its history—and its impact is already being felt far beyond retirees. Financial markets, particularly long-term
Dutch Pension Reform Is Reshaping Financial Markets Read More »
Import tariffs often appear to be a straightforward way for governments to protect domestic industries. By making foreign goods more expensive, tariffs are intended to encourage consumers to buy local
Tariffs and the Economy: How Import Duties Shape Prices, Trade and Growth Read More »
On 30 January 2026, the Dutch parties Democrats 66 (D66), People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD), and Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA) presented their coalition agreement for 2026–2030, titled “Aan
New Dutch Coalition Outlines Tax Direction for 2026–2030 Read More »
