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Two Journalists Killed in Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza
Two journalists, Mohammed Mansour and Hossam Shabat, were killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza on October 28, 2024, bringing the total number of Palestinian journalists killed since October 2023 to at least 162 according to the CPJ, highlighting a pattern of targeting journalists amidst the ongoing ...
Two Journalists Killed in Israeli Airstrikes in Gaza
Two journalists, Mohammed Mansour and Hossam Shabat, were killed in Israeli airstrikes in Gaza on October 28, 2024, bringing the total number of Palestinian journalists killed since October 2023 to at least 162 according to the CPJ, highlighting a pattern of targeting journalists amidst the ongoing ...
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56% Bias Score


Netherlands Shows Resilience in Nations League Loss to Spain
The Netherlands' national football team lost to Spain 3-3 (4-5 on penalties) in a hard-fought Nations League quarter-final match in Valencia, Spain, showcasing significant improvement in their performance despite the ultimate defeat.
Netherlands Shows Resilience in Nations League Loss to Spain
The Netherlands' national football team lost to Spain 3-3 (4-5 on penalties) in a hard-fought Nations League quarter-final match in Valencia, Spain, showcasing significant improvement in their performance despite the ultimate defeat.
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20% Bias Score


BYD Surpasses Tesla in Revenue, Unveils Five-Minute Charging Battery
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD reported record 2024 revenue exceeding \$100 billion, surpassing Tesla, following the announcement of a five-minute charging battery technology; this challenges Tesla's dominance and raises questions about future market share.
BYD Surpasses Tesla in Revenue, Unveils Five-Minute Charging Battery
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD reported record 2024 revenue exceeding \$100 billion, surpassing Tesla, following the announcement of a five-minute charging battery technology; this challenges Tesla's dominance and raises questions about future market share.
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52% Bias Score


Amsterdam Churches Face Displacement Amidst Urban Renewal
Amsterdam's urban renewal projects threaten several growing churches, including the MCTC, due to a lack of planning for religious spaces, causing conflict with the city's church-state separation policy.
Amsterdam Churches Face Displacement Amidst Urban Renewal
Amsterdam's urban renewal projects threaten several growing churches, including the MCTC, due to a lack of planning for religious spaces, causing conflict with the city's church-state separation policy.
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48% Bias Score


Volt's Vote Decides Fate of Dutch Development Budget
The Dutch Senate's vote on the Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation budget was decided by Volt's two votes, who supported a motion to maintain a spending norm while opposing the budget, ultimately leading to the budget's approval.
Volt's Vote Decides Fate of Dutch Development Budget
The Dutch Senate's vote on the Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation budget was decided by Volt's two votes, who supported a motion to maintain a spending norm while opposing the budget, ultimately leading to the budget's approval.
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52% Bias Score


Imamoglu Arrest Sparks Mass Protests in Turkey
Following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on corruption charges, thousands of Turks protested daily for four days, expressing support for Imamoglu, Erdogan's main rival. Imamoglu's temporary removal from office and pre-trial detention sparked widespread demonstrations across Turkey, high...
Imamoglu Arrest Sparks Mass Protests in Turkey
Following the arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on corruption charges, thousands of Turks protested daily for four days, expressing support for Imamoglu, Erdogan's main rival. Imamoglu's temporary removal from office and pre-trial detention sparked widespread demonstrations across Turkey, high...
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Netherlands' Digital Sovereignty at Risk: Dependence on Big Tech
The Netherlands, a nation with a rich history of technological innovation, faces a critical challenge: dependence on Big Tech companies threatens its digital sovereignty. While possessing the expertise and resources to overcome this, current government initiatives reflect hesitancy instead of decisi...

Netherlands' Digital Sovereignty at Risk: Dependence on Big Tech
The Netherlands, a nation with a rich history of technological innovation, faces a critical challenge: dependence on Big Tech companies threatens its digital sovereignty. While possessing the expertise and resources to overcome this, current government initiatives reflect hesitancy instead of decisi...
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60% Bias Score

Zimbabwean Swimmer Elected First Female IOC President
Kirsty Coventry, a 41-year-old former Zimbabwean swimmer, was elected as the first female president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on March 23rd, 2025, winning 49 out of 109 votes in a single round, prompting widespread celebration among gender equality advocates but also raising conce...

Zimbabwean Swimmer Elected First Female IOC President
Kirsty Coventry, a 41-year-old former Zimbabwean swimmer, was elected as the first female president of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on March 23rd, 2025, winning 49 out of 109 votes in a single round, prompting widespread celebration among gender equality advocates but also raising conce...
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60% Bias Score

Dutch Senate Debates Education Budget Cuts Amidst Protests and Legal Concerns
University and college lecturers and students staged protests across the Netherlands against government education budget cuts; the Senate is currently debating the budget, raising concerns about its legality and feasibility, despite a deal reached with opposition parties.

Dutch Senate Debates Education Budget Cuts Amidst Protests and Legal Concerns
University and college lecturers and students staged protests across the Netherlands against government education budget cuts; the Senate is currently debating the budget, raising concerns about its legality and feasibility, despite a deal reached with opposition parties.
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40% Bias Score

GroenLinks and PvdA merger aims to counter the fragmentation of the Dutch left
Faced with electoral fragmentation, the GroenLinks and PvdA parties in the Netherlands are planning a merger to increase their political influence, uniting under shared goals of social justice, environmental sustainability, and a strong public sector despite concerns about ideological differences an...

GroenLinks and PvdA merger aims to counter the fragmentation of the Dutch left
Faced with electoral fragmentation, the GroenLinks and PvdA parties in the Netherlands are planning a merger to increase their political influence, uniting under shared goals of social justice, environmental sustainability, and a strong public sector despite concerns about ideological differences an...
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56% Bias Score

Zaal's Novel Explores Moral Ambiguities of Life Under Dictatorship
Rik Zaal's "Het land van Hrabal" recounts a writer's attempt to remember a 1985 encounter with Bohumil Hrabal in Prague, weaving together real and fictional events to explore the moral ambiguities of living and creating art under a communist dictatorship, challenging simplistic notions of resistance...

Zaal's Novel Explores Moral Ambiguities of Life Under Dictatorship
Rik Zaal's "Het land van Hrabal" recounts a writer's attempt to remember a 1985 encounter with Bohumil Hrabal in Prague, weaving together real and fictional events to explore the moral ambiguities of living and creating art under a communist dictatorship, challenging simplistic notions of resistance...
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48% Bias Score

Venezuela, U.S. Agree to Repatriate Undocumented Venezuelans
Venezuela and the U.S. have agreed to resume repatriation flights for undocumented Venezuelans starting Sunday, aiming to prevent further deportations like the recent controversial transfer of 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador, which violated a court order and cost the U.S. $6 million.

Venezuela, U.S. Agree to Repatriate Undocumented Venezuelans
Venezuela and the U.S. have agreed to resume repatriation flights for undocumented Venezuelans starting Sunday, aiming to prevent further deportations like the recent controversial transfer of 200 Venezuelans to El Salvador, which violated a court order and cost the U.S. $6 million.
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36% Bias Score
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