Student column

Student column

Winning student column

In addition to analyses, interviews, book and movie reviews, series and opinions, the Clingendael Spectator regularly publishes a column. From their specific expertise, pundits describe what caught their eye in the news about international politics. Because students often have a refreshing look at world politics, the Clingendael Spectator publishes a student column once every six months. Find out more.

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Columns - Diplomacy & Foreign Affairs
The EU should not leave Estonia’s Russophones in the cold
Columns - European Union
Why the EU has a ‘soft power’ problem and how to fix it
Columns - Conflict and Fragility
Defeat but do not dismantle Russia
Columns - Tomorrow’s Worlds
The Saudi dream: the dark side of the utopian city Neom
Columns - Sustainability & Economy
De Green Deal als EU-machtspolitiek op de Noordpool
Columns - Diplomacy & Foreign Affairs
Leaving Afghanistan: Lessons Not Learned From Iraq
Columns - Conflict and Fragility
De toenadering tussen Israël en Golfstaten: weg naar vrede?
Columns - European Union
EU starting a worldwide domino effect in data protection?
Columns - European Union
Nieuwe Eurocommissaris een doorbraak in de migratie-impasse?
Columns - Diplomacy & Foreign Affairs
De handelsoorlog tussen de VS en China, (anti-)Amerikaans?