DutchReview was founded in 2012. The initiators felt a need to discuss Dutch affairs, and their Dutch viewpoints on international affairs on the world wide web. There already were various existing sites covering Dutch news in general, and some sites writing about characteristics Dutch traits. What sets DutchReview apart is our aim to bring you sharp analyses of Dutch affairs and culture, to report on international matters from a Dutch perspective as well as to entertain and inform expats, people with an interest in the Netherlands and the Dutch people with an appetite for international matters. We are non-partisan, yet sharply opinionated. Our mission is to create a long-lasting conversation with lovers (and haters if you must) of the Netherlands across the world, acting as a bridge into the Netherlands, and as a mirror for the Dutch themselves. P> DutchReview is a pro bono undertaking. It is not connected to or subsidized by any Dutch institution or government agency. Funding is derived exclusively from incidental advertising and personal contributions.P> We can be contacted at info@dutchreview.com or connect with us on our social media platforms.
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