In the Media
Discover how international media cover The Hague. From newspaper features to broadcast interviews, this is where The Hague’s voice echoes across borders.
Cybersecurity
How malware vaccines could stop ransomware's rampage
Feature: Security pros explore whether infection-spoofing code can immunize Windows systems against attack ...
Office.eu: the fully European alternative for Microsoft Office and Google Workspace launched in The Hague
/PRNewswire/ -- Office.eu, a 100% European owned alternative to widely used productivity platforms such as Microsoft Office and Google Workspace, has...
'OP Alice' dismantles enormous dark web child abuse network with the help of CFLW Cyber Strategies from The Hague
/PRNewswire/ -- A major international law enforcement operation has led again to the dismantling of a large child sexual abuse network on the dark web....
Humanity
War zone sexual violence statue moves to The Hague
The piece by Andover-based artist Rebecca Hawkins is the culmination of four years work.
Dutch universities open shared campus in The Hague
Former department store transformed into an institution focused on climate, energy, digitalisation and security ...
Healthy food education for 17,000 children in The Hague
TommyTomato The Hague received an European Grant to improve access to healthy food for Children in multiple areas in The Hague. More than 17.000 children will benefit from this grant to get access to better food, cooking lessons and food education. "TommyTomato The Hague gives children the knowledge and skills they need to make healthy ...
Impact
La guerra dellâacqua non conviene a nessuno. E forse è la nostra (unica) fortuna
Il mondo entra in una nuova era di scarsità idrica, ma farsi la guerra resta l'opzione meno razionale possibile. Dalla storia antica ai trattati contemporanei, ecco come lâacqua obbliga anche i nemici a negoziare ...
New AI system identifies nematode species
A new artificial intelligence system developed by The Hague-based Veridi Technologies, in collaboration with Wageningen University & Research (WUR), marks a breakthrough in identifying… ...
LocalDutch Brings Urban Farm Shop Model To U.S.
LocalDutch, a Netherlands-based agri-tech company, is rolling out Urban Farm Shops that combine controlled-environment agriculture with neighborhood retail.
Legal & Policy
Using nature, multi-use structures among solutions being studied to protect Singapore coastlines
From flexible seawalls to hybrid solutions, here’s a look at how Singapore is approaching coastal protection. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
COP30: A Turning Point For Impact, Climate And The Ambition Gap
Impact investing and climate pledges are losing ambition. COP30 in Belém must reignite finance for resilience, or risk a new age of retreat.
Inside IHE Delft, the world’s foremost water management institution
The UNESCO Institute For Water Education upskills experts in tackling challenges associate with the planet’s most precious resource. Located in Delft, close to Rotterdam and Den Haag, IHE Delft was established in 1957 and has so far trained around 25,000 water professionals from 190 countries. Many alumni hail from countries… ...
Rule of Law
ICJ marks 80 years and launches new alumni group
Get ready to experience the dynamic energy of the THIMUN 2026 conference, taking place in the week of January 26 to 30, 2026, in the historic city of The Hague—where international diplomacy and youthful idealism come together.
How Pacific students took their climate fight to the world's highest court. And won.
31 August 2025. Last week, the UN's highest court issued a stinging ruling that countries have a legal obligation to limit climate change and provide restitution for harm caused, giving legal force to an idea that was hatched in a classroom in Port Vila. Jamie Tahana charts how a group of young...
‘The Biggest Climate Case in History’: Behind the Campaign That Inspired the ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate Change
Ahead of the ICJ advisory opinion on climate change, Earth.Org recaps how we got here and what we can expect from the court's decision.
More Stories of Purpose
The Hague to build 11,400 homes in city expansion plan
The Hague's city council has approved plans to build around 11,400 new homes by 2040 in Laakhavens Hollands Spoor ...
TempoSenzaTempo
As with many of my stories, we begin with an image. What do we see? A handsome young man sits at a concert gra...
The Hague-based Weco raises €600K to “turn waves into watts”
Hague-based Weco secures €600K to continue its work on wave-energy systems and prepare for future development with support from partners.
