Femke de Reus moderated a high-profile national debate on climate policy in the Netherlands. The debate featured key policymakers, environmental experts, and industry leaders, and was broadcast live, showcasing her skills in facilitating critical discussions on pressing issues.

Femke de Reus served as a foreign correspondent in Brussels, Belgium, where she covered European Union affairs and international politics. Her reports provided Dutch audiences with insights into the complexities of EU policymaking and its implications for the Netherlands.

Femke de Reus was awarded the prestigious De Tegel award for her outstanding work in investigative journalism. Her reporting on environmental issues and corporate accountability was recognized for its depth and impact, highlighting her commitment to uncovering critical stories.

Femke de Reus published a well-received book exploring social inequality in the Netherlands. The book provided a comprehensive analysis of the systemic issues contributing to inequality and was praised for its thorough research and insightful commentary.

Femke de Reus joined EenVandaag, a popular current affairs program in the Netherlands, where she continued to focus on investigative journalism. Her role at EenVandaag allowed her to delve deeper into social issues and present her findings to a broad audience.

Femke de Reus gained national attention for her investigative report on healthcare fraud in the Netherlands. Her work exposed significant financial misconduct within the healthcare system, leading to policy changes and increased scrutiny of healthcare providers.

Femke de Reus began her career in journalism by joining De Telegraaf, one of the largest Dutch newspapers. During her tenure, she worked on various beats, gaining experience in covering national news and developing her skills in investigative journalism.