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Review: The Thursday Murder Club - A Childish Approach to a Cozy Crime
Netflix's "The Thursday Murder Club," directed by Christopher Columbus, adapts the popular book series but falls short, leaning heavily on simplistic humor and caricatures rather than its potential for a sophisticated whodunit.
Review: The Thursday Murder Club - A Childish Approach to a Cozy Crime
Netflix's "The Thursday Murder Club," directed by Christopher Columbus, adapts the popular book series but falls short, leaning heavily on simplistic humor and caricatures rather than its potential for a sophisticated whodunit.
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48% Bias Score


Protest greets former Dutch Prime Minister at Enschede University opening
Former Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof faced protests at the opening of the academic year in Enschede, with demonstrators criticizing the government's response to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and university budget cuts.
Protest greets former Dutch Prime Minister at Enschede University opening
Former Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof faced protests at the opening of the academic year in Enschede, with demonstrators criticizing the government's response to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and university budget cuts.
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36% Bias Score


3D Helicopter Mapping Reveals Zeeland's Groundwater Reserves
A helicopter equipped with a unique carbon-fiber sensing system is creating a 3D map of Zeeland's subsurface, revealing groundwater reserves and the extent of saltwater intrusion, aiding in water resource management.
3D Helicopter Mapping Reveals Zeeland's Groundwater Reserves
A helicopter equipped with a unique carbon-fiber sensing system is creating a 3D map of Zeeland's subsurface, revealing groundwater reserves and the extent of saltwater intrusion, aiding in water resource management.
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8% Bias Score


Gaza Hunger Crisis: Conflicting Narratives Amidst War
A UN agency declared a famine in Gaza City in July 2025, based on strict criteria including extreme food shortages and high mortality rates, while Israel disputes this, citing videos of open restaurants and markets.
Gaza Hunger Crisis: Conflicting Narratives Amidst War
A UN agency declared a famine in Gaza City in July 2025, based on strict criteria including extreme food shortages and high mortality rates, while Israel disputes this, citing videos of open restaurants and markets.
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32% Bias Score


Shifting Transfer Market Dynamics: European Football Clubs Prioritize Young Talent
European football clubs are increasingly prioritizing the acquisition of young players (under 22), a trend exemplified by clubs like Chelsea and driven by the potential for future value, impacting transfer fees and strategies.
Shifting Transfer Market Dynamics: European Football Clubs Prioritize Young Talent
European football clubs are increasingly prioritizing the acquisition of young players (under 22), a trend exemplified by clubs like Chelsea and driven by the potential for future value, impacting transfer fees and strategies.
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16% Bias Score


Dutch Politician Targeted by Animal Rights Extremist
Ad B., a 61-year-old government advisor and alleged Animal Liberation Front (ALF) member, was arrested after announcing plans to attack the BoerBurgerBeweging (BBB) party office and a local animal transporter; this follows a pattern of threats against BBB politicians.
Dutch Politician Targeted by Animal Rights Extremist
Ad B., a 61-year-old government advisor and alleged Animal Liberation Front (ALF) member, was arrested after announcing plans to attack the BoerBurgerBeweging (BBB) party office and a local animal transporter; this follows a pattern of threats against BBB politicians.
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60% Bias Score

Dutch Femicide Debate: Definition Challenges and Data Discrepancies
The debate surrounding femicide in the Netherlands is complex due to varying definitions and data limitations, despite the alarming statistic that a woman is murdered on average every eight days.

Dutch Femicide Debate: Definition Challenges and Data Discrepancies
The debate surrounding femicide in the Netherlands is complex due to varying definitions and data limitations, despite the alarming statistic that a woman is murdered on average every eight days.
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16% Bias Score

Pop-up Book Container in Amsterdam Highlights Antiquariaat Schuhmacher Clearance
Following the death of its owner, the Antiquariaat Schuhmacher in Amsterdam is being cleared out, with unwanted books placed in a pop-up container on the sidewalk, attracting attention from book rescuers.

Pop-up Book Container in Amsterdam Highlights Antiquariaat Schuhmacher Clearance
Following the death of its owner, the Antiquariaat Schuhmacher in Amsterdam is being cleared out, with unwanted books placed in a pop-up container on the sidewalk, attracting attention from book rescuers.
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20% Bias Score

Israel's Two-Stage Attack Kills Journalists in Gaza
On Monday, an Israeli two-stage attack on the Nasser hospital in Gaza killed at least 21 people, including four healthcare workers and five journalists, highlighting a pattern of attacks against journalists in the ongoing conflict.

Israel's Two-Stage Attack Kills Journalists in Gaza
On Monday, an Israeli two-stage attack on the Nasser hospital in Gaza killed at least 21 people, including four healthcare workers and five journalists, highlighting a pattern of attacks against journalists in the ongoing conflict.
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56% Bias Score

Afghanistan Earthquake: Hundreds Dead, Thousands Injured
A 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Nangarhar, Afghanistan, near the Pakistan border, on October 29, 2024, resulting in at least 800 deaths and over 2,700 injuries, with the death toll expected to rise; the remote mountainous region is difficult to reach, hindering rescue efforts.

Afghanistan Earthquake: Hundreds Dead, Thousands Injured
A 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Nangarhar, Afghanistan, near the Pakistan border, on October 29, 2024, resulting in at least 800 deaths and over 2,700 injuries, with the death toll expected to rise; the remote mountainous region is difficult to reach, hindering rescue efforts.
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16% Bias Score

GPS Signal Disruption Grounds Von der Leyen's Plane in Bulgaria
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's plane was forced to make an emergency landing in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on Sunday after suspected Russian interference disrupted GPS signals, requiring the pilot to rely on paper maps for navigation.

GPS Signal Disruption Grounds Von der Leyen's Plane in Bulgaria
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's plane was forced to make an emergency landing in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, on Sunday after suspected Russian interference disrupted GPS signals, requiring the pilot to rely on paper maps for navigation.
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40% Bias Score

Dutch Farm Pioneers Regenerative Agriculture Amidst Challenges
Three individuals, including a former soldier and neuroscientist, established a regenerative farm in Millingen aan de Rijn, Netherlands, aiming for sustainable food production, soil improvement, biodiversity, and community building, while facing various challenges.

Dutch Farm Pioneers Regenerative Agriculture Amidst Challenges
Three individuals, including a former soldier and neuroscientist, established a regenerative farm in Millingen aan de Rijn, Netherlands, aiming for sustainable food production, soil improvement, biodiversity, and community building, while facing various challenges.
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16% Bias Score
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