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The Dutch cabinet is moving forward with plans to implement legislation that would mandate screening for scientists and master's degree students aiming to enroll in technology programs. This initiative is part of a broader effort to protect national security and prevent espionage, particularly in sensitive areas of technology and research.
The proposed screening process is designed to identify potential risks associated with individuals who may pose a threat to the integrity of Dutch technological advancements and intellectual property. By scrutinizing applicants more closely, the government hopes to mitigate the risks of foreign interference and safeguard the nation’s technological innovations.
This legislative effort reflects growing concerns among European nations regarding the potential for espionage, especially in fields critical to national security and economic competitiveness. As the global landscape becomes increasingly competitive, the Netherlands is taking proactive measures to ensure that its technological environment remains secure and resilient against external threats.
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