Sietske van der Veen is a prominent Dutch journalist currently affiliated with NRC, known for her in-depth investigative reporting and insightful commentary on socio-political issues. She has a reputation for breaking significant stories and has been recognized with several journalism awards.
In 2023, Sietske van der Veen launched a podcast series focusing on climate change and its global impact. The series features interviews with experts and activists, aiming to raise awareness and inspire action on environmental issues.
After her successful stint as a foreign correspondent, Sietske van der Veen returned to NRC's headquarters in Amsterdam. She resumed her role as a senior journalist, focusing on national issues and continuing her investigative work.
Sietske van der Veen authored a book on the shifting landscape of European politics, drawing from her experiences as a foreign correspondent. The book was well-received for its insightful analysis and comprehensive coverage of contemporary issues.
Sietske van der Veen was appointed as a foreign correspondent for NRC in Berlin, Germany. During her tenure, she covered major European political developments, including the rise of populism and the impact of Brexit on EU politics.
In 2017, Sietske van der Veen was awarded the prestigious De Tegel award for her investigative journalism work on corporate tax evasion in the Netherlands. Her reporting shed light on complex financial schemes and prompted discussions on tax reform.
Sietske van der Veen published a groundbreaking investigative series on the housing crisis in the Netherlands, which highlighted systemic issues in urban planning and real estate. The series was praised for its depth and impact, sparking national debate and policy discussions.
In 2013, Sietske van der Veen joined NRC as a staff writer, where she quickly established herself as a talented journalist with a knack for uncovering complex stories. Her work at NRC has been characterized by a focus on in-depth analysis and investigative journalism.
Sietske van der Veen began her journalism career at De Telegraaf, one of the largest daily newspapers in the Netherlands, as a junior reporter. During her early years, she covered a variety of beats, gaining experience in both local and national news reporting.
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