The T.M.C. Asser Instituut is welcoming abstracts for its panel “Emerging Voices in Private International Law”, as part of the Institute’s 60-year anniversary conference on “Adapting private international law in an era of uncertainty”. PhD candidates and postd...

Extremist threats are growing increasingly complex and hybrid in nature. Counter-terrorism expert Bibi van Ginkel (International Center for Counter-terrorism) outlines how the landscape of violent extremism and terrorism is reshaped by ideological blending, di...

Asser Institute researcher Stephanie Triefus has been named one of the winners of the 2025 Praemium Erasmianum Dissertation Prizes. The award, granted by the Praemium Erasmianum Foundation, is one of the most prestigious honours for PhD research in the Netherl...

Researchers Marta Bo (Asser Institute) and Jessica Dorsey (Utrecht University) have published a critical op-ed in Dutch quality paper NRC Handelsblad, shedding light on a silent revolution in modern warfare. Their piece, titled "Er is een stille revolutie gaan...

A new story published in The Intercept reveals that tech company Google had serious concerns about providing state-of-the-art cloud and machine-learning services to Israel. The piece quotes Asser Institute researcher León Castellanos-Jankiewicz weighing on Goo...

Researcher Carl Emilio Lewis (Asser Institute/University of Amsterdam) has been granted a prestigious KNAW Early Career Partnership 2025. This award, presented by the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW), recognises promising young researchers...

A new blog post by researchers Klaudia Klonowska (Asser Institute) and Sofie van der Maarel (Netherlands Defense Academy) sheds light on the burgeoning concept of "deep sensing" within military artificial intelligence (AI) technology. The authors raise attenti...

In a recent blog post on Verfassungsblog, research intern Santiago Dresen analyses a significant ruling by the Amsterdam District Court. He examines the court's finding that revoking Dutch nationality from dual citizens convicted of terrorism-related crimes co...

The T.M.C. Asser Instituut and the Amsterdam Law School (ALS) have marked a small milestone in their strengthening partnership with the first-ever Global Justice Session (GJS) held at the Asser Institute in The Hague. The session, focused on "Accountability fo...