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Dutch broadcasting organisation

The Nederlandse Omroep Stichting is one of the broadcasting organisations making up the Dutch public broadcasting system. It has a special statutory obligation to make news and sports programmes for the three Dutch public television channels and the Dutch public radio services. It is funded by the Dutch government.

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Europa League Final: Tottenham and Manchester United Clash for Redemption

Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United, both finishing 17th and 16th in the Premier League respectively, will compete in the Europa League final in Bilbao, fighting for a Champions League spot and to salvage their otherwise disappointing seasons.

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Dutch Military Site Security Remains Inadequate, Prompts Formal Objection

The Dutch General Audit Chamber issued a formal objection to the Ministry of Defence due to insufficient security at military sites, following tests where personnel failed to notice or even assisted intruders, prompting a new improvement plan and ongoing monitoring.

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40% Bias Score

Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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Ramaphosa Seeks to Repair Strained US-South Africa Relations Amidst Asylum Controversy

South African President Ramaphosa meets with US President Trump today to address severely strained relations following a US asylum offer to white South Africans, which Trump claims are victims of discrimination, despite South Africa denying this. The meeting's success hinges on averting further US a...

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Romanian Investigation into Drents Museum Artifact Theft

The Romanian Public Ministry is investigating a potential Romanian commission for the theft of 2,500-year-old Dacian artifacts from the Netherlands' Drents Museum; police believe a Romanian crime boss hired the banned Hardliners MC for 15,000 euros per person to steal a golden helmet and bracelets t...

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EU Seeks Economic Boost Through Regulatory Reform

The European Commission proposes reducing regulatory burdens on businesses to boost the EU economy, including replacing product labels with QR codes and harmonizing regulations across member states, aiming to save millions and create jobs, as part of a broader strategy to counter the US trade war.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Vingegaard's Concussion Highlights Gaps in Cycling's Safety Protocols

Following a crash in the Paris-Nice cycling race, Jonas Vingegaard sustained a concussion but was not immediately assessed or tested; a breach of UCI protocol highlights the challenges of diagnosing concussions in high-intensity sports and raises concerns about player safety.

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Dutch Music Festivals Reject KKR Ownership Over Ethical Investment Concerns

Multiple Dutch music festivals are distancing themselves from their owner, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR), a private equity firm with investments in fossil fuels, weapons, and Israeli surveillance technology, due to ethical concerns; over 70 artists at the Sónar festival in Barcelona have also voiced...

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Dutch Audit Chamber Uncovers Serious Flaws in Three Ministries

The Dutch General Audit Chamber (Rekenkamer) revealed serious flaws in three ministries: 867 wrongful convictions due to name mix-ups at Justice and Security; untraceable €16 billion in spending at Foreign Affairs due to a new system malfunction; and insufficient security at military sites at Defenc...

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German Police Arrest Five Teenagers Suspected of Far-Right Terrorism

German police arrested five teenagers (14-18) suspected of belonging to a far-right terrorist group, "The Last Defense Wave," which planned violent attacks against migrants and political opponents, resulting in investigations of 13 properties and charges including attempted murder and arson.

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German Police Arrest Five Teenagers Suspected of Far-Right Terrorism

German police arrested five teenagers (14-18) suspected of belonging to a far-right terrorist group, 'The Last Wave of Defense,' planning violent attacks against migrants and political opponents to destabilize Germany; the group used arson and attempted bombings.

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Romania Investigates if Drents Museum Theft Mastermind is from within the Country

The Romanian Public Prosecutor's Office is investigating whether the theft of Romanian artifacts from the Netherlands' Drents Museum was ordered from within Romania, with RTL Nieuws reporting strong indications that the mastermind is linked to the Romanian underworld and that €15,000 was offered per...

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Real Madrid pursues Nico Williams

Real Madrid is attempting to sign Athletic Club's Nico Williams, a 22-year-old winger with a €58 million release clause, who scored ten goals this season and won the European Championship with Spain last summer.

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