Eefje Rammeloo led an investigative series on climate change, examining the environmental policies of various countries and their effectiveness. This series highlighted the urgent need for global cooperation in addressing climate issues and was praised for its thorough research and compelling narrative.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Eefje Rammeloo provided extensive coverage of the global health crisis, focusing on its impact in Europe and Asia. Her reporting offered critical insights into the pandemic's effects on international relations and public health policies.

Eefje Rammeloo joined De Telegraaf, one of the largest newspapers in the Netherlands, where she continued to cover international news and contribute to the paper's global reporting. Her role at De Telegraaf has further solidified her standing in Dutch journalism.

Eefje Rammeloo published a book that delves into the socio-economic transformations in China. The book was well-received for its detailed analysis and on-the-ground insights, cementing her reputation as an expert on Chinese affairs.

Eefje Rammeloo took on the role of a foreign correspondent in China, reporting on significant socio-political developments and economic trends. Her insightful coverage from China provided Dutch audiences with a deeper understanding of the region's complexities.

Eefje Rammeloo began her career in journalism by joining De Volkskrant, one of the leading newspapers in the Netherlands. Her work at De Volkskrant laid the foundation for her future in journalism, providing her with the platform to hone her skills in reporting and analysis.