Reflection

How do we keep our systems secure amid rapid AI developments? Read Anne Fleur’s reflections.

Which choices are needed to keep the energy transition both feasible and understandable for residents? Read the reflection.

The world is shifting from open innovation and free trade towards a focus on economic security, strategic autonomy, and protecting critical sectors and technologies.

AI is developing rapidly and requires a balance between innovation and regulation in order to capitalise on opportunities and manage risks such as privacy breaches and discrimination. Read Anne Fleur’s reflection.

In this reflection, Geiske Bouma examines the overstimulation of urban vital systems, its implications and the scope for action.

Is an age restriction on social media sufficient to prevent harmful effects, and can we learn anything from the alcohol ban for young people under the age of 18? Read Carine's reflection.

In his reflection, Ron Oren explains why the choice of method depends on the context you are looking ahead to.

Recent analyses by Draghi and Wennink indicate that the future prosperity of Europe and the Netherlands depends on sustained investment in productivity, innovation and strategic autonomy. Read Diana's reflection.

The use of digital technologies, and particularly AI, is increasing rapidly in both the public sector and society. Read Marianne's reflection.

The digital transformation requires stronger and more broadly applied governance, enabling us to steer innovation purposefully and better manage its societal impact.

Public procurement offers the Netherlands a powerful yet underutilised route to scalable innovation. Read Sabine Kerssens’ reflection.

Europe can avoid complacency only by turning urgent insights into joint European action. Read Lotte de Groen’s reflection.

How do we break the deadlock in the heat transition when the desire for hard guarantees clashes with fundamental uncertainties? Read Rinus Elsman’s reflection.

Can the Netherlands safeguard its autonomy and economic strength through smart use of space? Read Caroline Schipper’s reflection.

Security and sustainability - despite ongoing tensions - can go well together, provided that innovative governance solutions are pursued. Read Martijn Groenleer's reflection.