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Trouw was established as a resistance newspaper against the German occupying forces and was first called Oranje-Bode. It was the organ of the Orthodox Reformed movement. In the 1960s the newspaper gave up its denominational affiliations and is now considered a progressive Protestant newspaper. Until 2009 it was part of the publishing group PCM, which was then taken over by the Belgian newspaper group De Persgroep. Trouw discusses topics from philosophy and the Church. A tabloid, its circulation has been unstable of late as a result of the crisis.

Medium: daily
Political orientation: Christian-social
Circulation: 107,000 (2010)
Frequency of publication Monday to Saturday

Location: Amsterdam, Netherlands
Publisher: De Persgroep
Area of distribution: Nationwide
Established: 1943

Jacob Bontiusplaats 9
NL-1018 LL Amsterdam
Phone: 0031-(0) 20 562 94 44
E-Mail: redactie@trouw.nl
Internet: http://www.trouw.nl

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204 articles from this medium have been cited in the European press review by euro|topics.

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1.  Trouw - Netherlands | 14/05/2013

Sharif's balancing act between Taliban and US

Pakistan's ex-prime minister Nawaz Sharif won the parliamentary elections in Pakistan on the weekend. The new prime minister now forms a bridge between the Taliban ... » more

2.  Trouw - Netherlands | 26/04/2013

The Netherlands pays too many care benefits

An austerity package for the health sector will be far less drastic than originally planned, according to an agreement reached on Wednesday between the government ... » more

3.  Trouw - Netherlands | 21/03/2013

Defenders of Western values get into trouble

The Dutch social Affairs Minister Lodewijk Asscher has come under fire for having rejected protests from Turkey against a Turkish foster child being brought up ... » more

4.  Trouw - Netherlands | 04/02/2013

Citizens paying for poor bank supervision

The Netherlands has nationalised the country's fourth-largest bank, the ailing SNS bank, after it failed to find any private investors by the deadline set for ... » more

5.  Trouw - Netherlands | 29/01/2013

Monarchy debate unnecessary in the Netherlands

Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands announced on Monday that she will abdicate and hand the crown to her son, Crown Prince Willem-Alexander, at the end ... » more

6.  Trouw - Netherlands | 02/01/2013

2013 won't be any easier

In her New Year's speech, German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned against excessive optimism and putting too much hope in a quick end to the crisis. ... » more

7.  Trouw - Netherlands | 18/12/2012

The Netherlands should be pioneer in EU again

According to media reports the Dutch Minister of Finances Jeroen Dijsselbloem is currently the favourite for succeeding Jean-Claude Juncker as president of the Euro Group. ... » more

8.  Trouw - Netherlands | 30/11/2012

Palestinians now bear more responsibility

Palestine's upgrade to the status of observer state is a move in the right direction, but in future the Palestinians must refrain from all aggression ... » more

9.  Trouw - Netherlands | 17/10/2012

Northern Europe won't play along

Schäuble's initiative is a counterconcept to EU Council President Herman Van Rompuy's plan for stronger economic integration of the EU, which the German finance minister ... » more

10.  Trouw - Netherlands | 16/10/2012

Belgium's existential question mark

After the victory of the Flemish nationalist party (N-VA) in Flanders in Belgium's local elections the party's leader Bart De Wever has called on Belgian ... » more

 
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