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TenneT Solves Grid Congestion with Flexible Electricity Connections
Dutch grid operator TenneT offers companies on the waiting list for high-voltage connections a 15% reduction in power during peak hours in exchange for up to a 65% discount on connection costs, utilizing 9 gigawatts of off-peak capacity.
TenneT Solves Grid Congestion with Flexible Electricity Connections
Dutch grid operator TenneT offers companies on the waiting list for high-voltage connections a 15% reduction in power during peak hours in exchange for up to a 65% discount on connection costs, utilizing 9 gigawatts of off-peak capacity.
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36% Bias Score


Trump's Tariffs Trigger Global Market Turmoil, US Growth Forecast Plummets
President Trump's newly implemented tariffs, ranging from 10 percent on all imports to 20 percent on EU goods, have caused a dramatic drop in the US economic growth forecast from 2 percent to 0 percent, impacting corporate profits and leading to global market turmoil with potential retaliatory measu...
Trump's Tariffs Trigger Global Market Turmoil, US Growth Forecast Plummets
President Trump's newly implemented tariffs, ranging from 10 percent on all imports to 20 percent on EU goods, have caused a dramatic drop in the US economic growth forecast from 2 percent to 0 percent, impacting corporate profits and leading to global market turmoil with potential retaliatory measu...
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60% Bias Score


WWII Film Highlights Untold Contributions of Surinamese and Curaçaoan Soldiers
Safi Graauw's short film, highlighting the largely unknown contributions of Surinamese and Curaçaoan soldiers in WWII, won two awards at the Go Short International Film Festival in Nijmegen, prompting a renewed discussion on the underrepresented role of colonial populations in the Allied victory.
WWII Film Highlights Untold Contributions of Surinamese and Curaçaoan Soldiers
Safi Graauw's short film, highlighting the largely unknown contributions of Surinamese and Curaçaoan soldiers in WWII, won two awards at the Go Short International Film Festival in Nijmegen, prompting a renewed discussion on the underrepresented role of colonial populations in the Allied victory.
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52% Bias Score


Dutch Vending Machine Boom: Young Entrepreneurs Seek Passive Income
Over 300 individuals in the Netherlands registered vending machine businesses with the Chamber of Commerce by April 1st, a surge driven by young entrepreneurs seeking passive income and inspired by social media; each machine generates €600-€900 monthly profit after two years.
Dutch Vending Machine Boom: Young Entrepreneurs Seek Passive Income
Over 300 individuals in the Netherlands registered vending machine businesses with the Chamber of Commerce by April 1st, a surge driven by young entrepreneurs seeking passive income and inspired by social media; each machine generates €600-€900 monthly profit after two years.
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44% Bias Score


Extinction Rebellion Blocks The Hague Highway, Leading to Numerous Arrests
On January 24, 2024, Extinction Rebellion blocked the A12 highway in The Hague, resulting in numerous arrests, significant traffic disruptions, and the highway's closure for several hours before reopening around 4:30 PM. The protest, similar to a January 11th event, involved approximately 500 people...
Extinction Rebellion Blocks The Hague Highway, Leading to Numerous Arrests
On January 24, 2024, Extinction Rebellion blocked the A12 highway in The Hague, resulting in numerous arrests, significant traffic disruptions, and the highway's closure for several hours before reopening around 4:30 PM. The protest, similar to a January 11th event, involved approximately 500 people...
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36% Bias Score


Death of Beloved Dutch Newsreader Harmen Siezen
Harmen Siezen, a renowned Dutch newsreader for the NOS Journaal for 33 years, passed away; his career spanned major events, and he was known for his calm, authoritative presence, sometimes injecting humor into his delivery.
Death of Beloved Dutch Newsreader Harmen Siezen
Harmen Siezen, a renowned Dutch newsreader for the NOS Journaal for 33 years, passed away; his career spanned major events, and he was known for his calm, authoritative presence, sometimes injecting humor into his delivery.
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28% Bias Score

Netherlands Cannabis Pilot Program Faces Hashish Import Hurdle
The Netherlands launched a pilot program in ten municipalities allowing coffeeshops to sell only legally grown cannabis, aiming for nationwide legalization but facing challenges in domestic hashish production compared to cheaper Moroccan imports, potentially requiring international cooperation.

Netherlands Cannabis Pilot Program Faces Hashish Import Hurdle
The Netherlands launched a pilot program in ten municipalities allowing coffeeshops to sell only legally grown cannabis, aiming for nationwide legalization but facing challenges in domestic hashish production compared to cheaper Moroccan imports, potentially requiring international cooperation.
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40% Bias Score

Trump's Tariffs Trigger Global Market Uncertainty
President Trump's new tariffs, including a 10% levy on all imports and an additional 10% on EU goods, have caused significant market turmoil, with analysts predicting a 0% US growth rate and potential retaliatory measures from the EU and China.

Trump's Tariffs Trigger Global Market Uncertainty
President Trump's new tariffs, including a 10% levy on all imports and an additional 10% on EU goods, have caused significant market turmoil, with analysts predicting a 0% US growth rate and potential retaliatory measures from the EU and China.
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44% Bias Score

Dutch Cannabis Experiment Enters Crucial Phase Amidst Supply Concerns
Starting October 26th, 78 coffeeshops in 10 Dutch cities will only sell legally grown cannabis, sourced from 10 selected growers, ending decades of tolerated illegal cultivation; however, initial supply shortages raise concerns about potential impacts on the illegal market.

Dutch Cannabis Experiment Enters Crucial Phase Amidst Supply Concerns
Starting October 26th, 78 coffeeshops in 10 Dutch cities will only sell legally grown cannabis, sourced from 10 selected growers, ending decades of tolerated illegal cultivation; however, initial supply shortages raise concerns about potential impacts on the illegal market.
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40% Bias Score

Timmermans Unveils Plan for Dutch Middle Class, Facing Internal Party Debate
Frans Timmermans proposes a new Dutch welfare state prioritizing the middle class, including a €25 billion investment fund and improvements to housing, healthcare, and public transport, amidst concerns about internal party unity within the merging GroenLinks and PvdA.

Timmermans Unveils Plan for Dutch Middle Class, Facing Internal Party Debate
Frans Timmermans proposes a new Dutch welfare state prioritizing the middle class, including a €25 billion investment fund and improvements to housing, healthcare, and public transport, amidst concerns about internal party unity within the merging GroenLinks and PvdA.
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44% Bias Score

Death of Beloved Dutch Newsreader Harmen Siezen
Harmen Siezen, a prominent Dutch newsreader for the NOS, passed away recently after a 33-year career marked by his calm demeanor, occasional humor, and coverage of significant events including the Tenerife air disaster; he mentored younger colleagues and represented a shift towards a more relaxed ne...

Death of Beloved Dutch Newsreader Harmen Siezen
Harmen Siezen, a prominent Dutch newsreader for the NOS, passed away recently after a 33-year career marked by his calm demeanor, occasional humor, and coverage of significant events including the Tenerife air disaster; he mentored younger colleagues and represented a shift towards a more relaxed ne...
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24% Bias Score

Restored Maastricht City Wall Now 'Strongest Fortification in the Netherlands'
After a section of Maastricht's historic city wall collapsed in March 2019, a six-year, €10 million restoration project has been completed, using mostly original stones and resulting in what engineers call the "strongest fortification in the Netherlands".

Restored Maastricht City Wall Now 'Strongest Fortification in the Netherlands'
After a section of Maastricht's historic city wall collapsed in March 2019, a six-year, €10 million restoration project has been completed, using mostly original stones and resulting in what engineers call the "strongest fortification in the Netherlands".
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44% Bias Score
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