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Dutch Court Revokes Schiphol Airport's Permit, Invalidating Farm Land Purchases
A Dutch court revoked Schiphol Airport's environmental permit, impacting its flight operations and potentially rendering its €20-25 million purchase of nine farms ineffective due to insufficient environmental impact assessments. The ruling underscores the stringent 'additionality requirement' in nit...
Dutch Court Revokes Schiphol Airport's Permit, Invalidating Farm Land Purchases
A Dutch court revoked Schiphol Airport's environmental permit, impacting its flight operations and potentially rendering its €20-25 million purchase of nine farms ineffective due to insufficient environmental impact assessments. The ruling underscores the stringent 'additionality requirement' in nit...
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44% Bias Score
October 29th Proposed as Earliest Date for Dutch Parliamentary Elections
Following the PVV's withdrawal of support due to asylum policy disagreements, the Dutch Electoral Council proposed October 29th as the earliest feasible date for parliamentary elections, allowing sufficient time for logistical preparations and volunteer recruitment, impacting political stability.
October 29th Proposed as Earliest Date for Dutch Parliamentary Elections
Following the PVV's withdrawal of support due to asylum policy disagreements, the Dutch Electoral Council proposed October 29th as the earliest feasible date for parliamentary elections, allowing sufficient time for logistical preparations and volunteer recruitment, impacting political stability.
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40% Bias Score
Sweden's 17th-Century Copper Standard: Economic Innovation and Monetary Independence
Faced with a shortage of gold and silver in the 17th century, Sweden under King Gustav II Adolf introduced copper as a third monetary standard in 1624, using its abundant supply from the Falun mine to stimulate the economy, reduce dependence on foreign trade, and create independent monetary policy, ...
Sweden's 17th-Century Copper Standard: Economic Innovation and Monetary Independence
Faced with a shortage of gold and silver in the 17th century, Sweden under King Gustav II Adolf introduced copper as a third monetary standard in 1624, using its abundant supply from the Falun mine to stimulate the economy, reduce dependence on foreign trade, and create independent monetary policy, ...
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8% Bias Score
Dutch Border Control Experiment Yields Mixed Results
A Dutch experiment with stricter border controls from December 2024 to June 2025 showed increased rejections of passengers without proper identification but fewer arrests for cross-border crime and fewer detected asylum seekers compared to previous mobile checks, challenging the effectiveness of the...
Dutch Border Control Experiment Yields Mixed Results
A Dutch experiment with stricter border controls from December 2024 to June 2025 showed increased rejections of passengers without proper identification but fewer arrests for cross-border crime and fewer detected asylum seekers compared to previous mobile checks, challenging the effectiveness of the...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Schoof Cabinet Collapses, Triggering Political Crisis
The collapse of the Dutch Schoof cabinet, triggered by PVV leader Geert Wilders, leaves the country facing potential snap elections in November or the formation of a minority government by the VVD, NSC, and BBB, presenting significant challenges for governance and policy-making.
Dutch Schoof Cabinet Collapses, Triggering Political Crisis
The collapse of the Dutch Schoof cabinet, triggered by PVV leader Geert Wilders, leaves the country facing potential snap elections in November or the formation of a minority government by the VVD, NSC, and BBB, presenting significant challenges for governance and policy-making.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Court Reinstates Funding for Asylum Seekers, Citing Human Rights
The Amsterdam court ordered the immediate reinstatement of government funding for the Landelijke Vreemdelingenvoorziening (LVV) after Minister Faber ended funding, citing a violation of human dignity and the government's legal obligation to prevent destitution among undocumented non-EU nationals. Th...
Dutch Court Reinstates Funding for Asylum Seekers, Citing Human Rights
The Amsterdam court ordered the immediate reinstatement of government funding for the Landelijke Vreemdelingenvoorziening (LVV) after Minister Faber ended funding, citing a violation of human dignity and the government's legal obligation to prevent destitution among undocumented non-EU nationals. Th...
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40% Bias Score
Bulgaria Meets Eurozone Entry Criteria
Bulgaria is set to join the eurozone on January 1, 2026, after the European Commission confirmed it meets all the necessary criteria, despite concerns about potential price increases and past failures to meet the requirements.
Bulgaria Meets Eurozone Entry Criteria
Bulgaria is set to join the eurozone on January 1, 2026, after the European Commission confirmed it meets all the necessary criteria, despite concerns about potential price increases and past failures to meet the requirements.
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36% Bias Score
Retrospective Showcases Herman de Vries' Nature-Integrated Art
The Rijksmuseum Twenthe presents a major retrospective of Herman de Vries' work, showcasing his unique integration of art, science, and ecology, highlighting his decades-long exploration of nature as both subject and medium.
Retrospective Showcases Herman de Vries' Nature-Integrated Art
The Rijksmuseum Twenthe presents a major retrospective of Herman de Vries' work, showcasing his unique integration of art, science, and ecology, highlighting his decades-long exploration of nature as both subject and medium.
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32% Bias Score
Wilders Rejects Coalition, Prioritizing Opposition
Geert Wilders, leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom (PVV), unexpectedly refused to join a potential coalition government, a decision the author applauds, citing his lack of political substance and strategic move to maintain his party's standing.
Wilders Rejects Coalition, Prioritizing Opposition
Geert Wilders, leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom (PVV), unexpectedly refused to join a potential coalition government, a decision the author applauds, citing his lack of political substance and strategic move to maintain his party's standing.
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Railway Workers Strike to Begin Friday
Dutch railway workers' unions announced four regional strikes starting Friday, impacting train services in central Netherlands due to failed contract negotiations with NS, citing insufficient pay raise offers (2.55%) and inadequate support for workers in demanding jobs.
Dutch Railway Workers Strike to Begin Friday
Dutch railway workers' unions announced four regional strikes starting Friday, impacting train services in central Netherlands due to failed contract negotiations with NS, citing insufficient pay raise offers (2.55%) and inadequate support for workers in demanding jobs.
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40% Bias Score
Schoof Cabinet Collapses Amidst Policy Failure and Extreme Asylum Policies
The Schoof cabinet, comprising VVD, NSC, BBB, and PVV, collapsed due to irreconcilable differences, primarily concerning the PVV's extreme asylum policies, resulting in a year of political gridlock and broken promises.
Schoof Cabinet Collapses Amidst Policy Failure and Extreme Asylum Policies
The Schoof cabinet, comprising VVD, NSC, BBB, and PVV, collapsed due to irreconcilable differences, primarily concerning the PVV's extreme asylum policies, resulting in a year of political gridlock and broken promises.
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56% Bias Score
Lee Jae-myung Wins South Korean Presidency After Dramatic Political Showdown
Lee Jae-myung won the South Korean presidential election with almost 52% of the vote after his dramatic intervention in a military-blocked parliamentary session on December 3 led to President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment.
Lee Jae-myung Wins South Korean Presidency After Dramatic Political Showdown
Lee Jae-myung won the South Korean presidential election with almost 52% of the vote after his dramatic intervention in a military-blocked parliamentary session on December 3 led to President Yoon Suk-yeol's impeachment.
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40% Bias Score
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