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Trump–Netherlands Evidence Index

A downloadable source index for journalists, researchers and fact-checkers. Every record states what an official source establishes and what must not be inferred from it.

By donaldjtrump.nl editorial teamFixed content reviewed: Sources & method
9 recordsDirect official sources

NATO, the Dutch Royal House, White House, Dutch government, RVO, CPB and Statistics Netherlands.

4 evidence typesDifferent records, different claims

Event records, declarations, economic models and observed statistics remain separate.

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Version 2026-07-18

Records in this release

The downloads also include “what this establishes” and “what this does not establish”.

Records in the Trump–Netherlands Evidence Index
DateTopicRecord and sourceEvidence type
TradeCPB tariff scenarios ↗Economic model
VisitInformal NATO dinner at Huis ten Bosch ↗Official event record
VisitRoyal audience and overnight stay ↗Official event record
VisitTrump attends the NATO Summit ↗Official photo record
NATOPublic remarks by Trump and Rutte ↗Official video
NATOThe Hague Summit Declaration ↗Formal declaration
TradeEU–US tariff arrangements ↗Dated policy explainer
TradeGoods exports to the US in 2025 ↗Official statistics
TradeCurrent US tariffs and unresolved end date ↗Dated policy explainer

Editorial safeguard

How the index is extended

A new record must contain a relevant official publication, a clear date and an explicit evidence limitation.

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    New source, not merely new commentary

    A statement without a new record, measure or dataset is not enough for a data point.

  2. 02

    Label the evidence type

    A photograph establishes presence; a declaration records a commitment; a model explores a scenario; statistics measure a bounded outcome.

  3. 03

    State the limitation

    Every record names the broader conclusion that the source cannot support by itself.

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    Human review before publication

    Monitoring may identify a candidate, but never publishes a political conclusion automatically.