Enschede Quadruple Murder: Brothers Shift Blame to Deceased Father
Two brothers, Dejan and Denis A., implicated in the 2018 quadruple murder in Enschede, claim their deceased father, Camil A., acted alone, contradicting previous silence and raising significant questions for the court.
Enschede Quadruple Murder: Brothers Shift Blame to Deceased Father
Two brothers, Dejan and Denis A., implicated in the 2018 quadruple murder in Enschede, claim their deceased father, Camil A., acted alone, contradicting previous silence and raising significant questions for the court.
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36% Bias Score
Von der Leyen's Hospitalization Sparks Transparency Concerns Within EU Commission
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was hospitalized in Germany from January 2nd to 12th for severe pneumonia; the Commission initially downplayed the severity of her illness, leading to criticism for a lack of transparency and a breach of trust with journalists.
Von der Leyen's Hospitalization Sparks Transparency Concerns Within EU Commission
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was hospitalized in Germany from January 2nd to 12th for severe pneumonia; the Commission initially downplayed the severity of her illness, leading to criticism for a lack of transparency and a breach of trust with journalists.
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56% Bias Score
Pope Francis Releases Early Autobiography, "Hope
Pope Francis's autobiography, "Hope," released early in connection with the Holy Year, offers personal anecdotes and insights into his life and papacy, contrasting with the communication styles of previous popes.
Pope Francis Releases Early Autobiography, "Hope
Pope Francis's autobiography, "Hope," released early in connection with the Holy Year, offers personal anecdotes and insights into his life and papacy, contrasting with the communication styles of previous popes.
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40% Bias Score
Gillis Faces 18 Months for Tax Fraud
The Dutch Public Prosecutor (OM) is demanding an 18-month prison sentence for Peter Gillis and fines totaling €565,000 for tax fraud, allegedly involving at least €500,000 in evaded taxes and the manipulation of accounting records at his Oostappen Groep holiday parks.
Gillis Faces 18 Months for Tax Fraud
The Dutch Public Prosecutor (OM) is demanding an 18-month prison sentence for Peter Gillis and fines totaling €565,000 for tax fraud, allegedly involving at least €500,000 in evaded taxes and the manipulation of accounting records at his Oostappen Groep holiday parks.
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52% Bias Score
EU President's Hospitalization Sparks Transparency Concerns
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was hospitalized in Germany for over a week with severe pneumonia, a fact initially withheld from journalists, causing a controversy over transparency and eroding trust in the Commission's communication.
EU President's Hospitalization Sparks Transparency Concerns
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was hospitalized in Germany for over a week with severe pneumonia, a fact initially withheld from journalists, causing a controversy over transparency and eroding trust in the Commission's communication.
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56% Bias Score
14-Year Sentence for Fatal Stabbing at Amsterdam Festival
Derzik H. received a 14-year prison sentence for fatally stabbing Jimmy Schepers at Amsterdam's Solid Grooves festival in May 2023; two accomplices received lesser sentences for their involvement in the fight that led to Schepers' death.
14-Year Sentence for Fatal Stabbing at Amsterdam Festival
Derzik H. received a 14-year prison sentence for fatally stabbing Jimmy Schepers at Amsterdam's Solid Grooves festival in May 2023; two accomplices received lesser sentences for their involvement in the fight that led to Schepers' death.
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12% Bias Score
Nigerian Airstrike Kills Civilians in Zamfara
A Nigerian Air Force airstrike in Zamfara state killed at least 16 civilians, according to local authorities and residents, after mistaking them for fleeing criminals; the Air Force says it targeted armed gangs, but Amnesty International reports higher casualties and calls for an independent investi...
Nigerian Airstrike Kills Civilians in Zamfara
A Nigerian Air Force airstrike in Zamfara state killed at least 16 civilians, according to local authorities and residents, after mistaking them for fleeing criminals; the Air Force says it targeted armed gangs, but Amnesty International reports higher casualties and calls for an independent investi...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Music Education Crisis: Budget Cuts Cause Widespread School Closures
The Netherlands is experiencing a crisis in music education due to municipal budget cuts, causing numerous music school closures, impacting the quality and accessibility of music education, and resulting in fewer highly skilled Dutch music students.
Dutch Music Education Crisis: Budget Cuts Cause Widespread School Closures
The Netherlands is experiencing a crisis in music education due to municipal budget cuts, causing numerous music school closures, impacting the quality and accessibility of music education, and resulting in fewer highly skilled Dutch music students.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Music Education Crisis: Budget Cuts Cause Talent Drain
Due to €250 million in municipal budget cuts between 2011-2014, numerous Dutch music schools have closed, impacting music associations, conservatories, and resulting in fewer qualified Dutch music students; this is further exacerbated by increased tuition costs, and a lack of accessible music educat...
Dutch Music Education Crisis: Budget Cuts Cause Talent Drain
Due to €250 million in municipal budget cuts between 2011-2014, numerous Dutch music schools have closed, impacting music associations, conservatories, and resulting in fewer qualified Dutch music students; this is further exacerbated by increased tuition costs, and a lack of accessible music educat...
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Prosecutor Demands 18 Months for Peter Gillis in Tax Fraud Case
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) is demanding an 18-month prison sentence for Peter Gillis and fines totaling €565,000 for his Oostappen Group for tax fraud, including the alleged concealment of "black rentals" and underpayment of foreign workers.
Dutch Prosecutor Demands 18 Months for Peter Gillis in Tax Fraud Case
The Dutch Public Prosecution Service (OM) is demanding an 18-month prison sentence for Peter Gillis and fines totaling €565,000 for his Oostappen Group for tax fraud, including the alleged concealment of "black rentals" and underpayment of foreign workers.
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56% Bias Score
Griekspoor's Australian Open First-Round Exit
Tallon Griekspoor, ranked 40th, lost his first-round Australian Open match to Hubert Hurkacz (17th) 5-7, 4-6, 4-6 on January 14th, 2025, due to physical limitations from a recent back injury and lack of pre-tournament preparation, resulting in significantly more unforced errors.
Griekspoor's Australian Open First-Round Exit
Tallon Griekspoor, ranked 40th, lost his first-round Australian Open match to Hubert Hurkacz (17th) 5-7, 4-6, 4-6 on January 14th, 2025, due to physical limitations from a recent back injury and lack of pre-tournament preparation, resulting in significantly more unforced errors.
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24% Bias Score
14-Year Sentence for Fatal Stabbing at Amsterdam's Solid Grooves Festival
At the Solid Grooves festival in Amsterdam on May 2023, a fight led to the fatal stabbing of Jimmy Schepers by Derzik H., who received a 14-year prison sentence; two accomplices received lesser sentences.
14-Year Sentence for Fatal Stabbing at Amsterdam's Solid Grooves Festival
At the Solid Grooves festival in Amsterdam on May 2023, a fight led to the fatal stabbing of Jimmy Schepers by Derzik H., who received a 14-year prison sentence; two accomplices received lesser sentences.
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24% Bias Score