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Grand Egyptian Museum Opens in Giza
Egypt's new Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) in Giza, opened after a 25-year delay, houses over 20,000 artifacts, including the complete Tutankhamun collection, showcasing ancient Egyptian history from its beginnings to the Roman era, while some key artifacts remain in the old Cairo museum for tourism re...
Grand Egyptian Museum Opens in Giza
Egypt's new Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) in Giza, opened after a 25-year delay, houses over 20,000 artifacts, including the complete Tutankhamun collection, showcasing ancient Egyptian history from its beginnings to the Roman era, while some key artifacts remain in the old Cairo museum for tourism re...
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FMO Reports Record Profits Amidst Global Development Aid Cuts
Despite global cuts in development aid, the Dutch development bank FMO reported record profits of €297 million in 2024, investing €3.8 billion in agriculture, finance, and renewable energy projects, a strategic shift that has increased profitability and attracted projects from other organizations.
FMO Reports Record Profits Amidst Global Development Aid Cuts
Despite global cuts in development aid, the Dutch development bank FMO reported record profits of €297 million in 2024, investing €3.8 billion in agriculture, finance, and renewable energy projects, a strategic shift that has increased profitability and attracted projects from other organizations.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Deadlocked on Early Prisoner Release
A tie vote of 74-74 in the Dutch Parliament on a motion opposing the early release of prisoners, proposed by the BBB party and opposed by the PVV, resulted in postponement due to two absent members. This reflects internal divisions within the ruling coalition and is linked to recent polling declines...
Dutch Parliament Deadlocked on Early Prisoner Release
A tie vote of 74-74 in the Dutch Parliament on a motion opposing the early release of prisoners, proposed by the BBB party and opposed by the PVV, resulted in postponement due to two absent members. This reflects internal divisions within the ruling coalition and is linked to recent polling declines...
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Horn of Africa engulfed in escalating conflicts
Widespread conflict engulfs the Horn of Africa, with Sudan's civil war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces causing a humanitarian crisis, while South Sudan and Ethiopia face escalating conflicts fueled by political infighting and ethnic tensions.
Horn of Africa engulfed in escalating conflicts
Widespread conflict engulfs the Horn of Africa, with Sudan's civil war between the army and the Rapid Support Forces causing a humanitarian crisis, while South Sudan and Ethiopia face escalating conflicts fueled by political infighting and ethnic tensions.
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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
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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European Nuclear Deterrence Debate Amidst US Uncertainty
Uncertainty about US commitment to NATO under President Trump has prompted discussions among European leaders about alternative security arrangements, including a possible European nuclear deterrent, posing significant risks and challenges.
European Nuclear Deterrence Debate Amidst US Uncertainty
Uncertainty about US commitment to NATO under President Trump has prompted discussions among European leaders about alternative security arrangements, including a possible European nuclear deterrent, posing significant risks and challenges.
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Woman Convicted of Stalking Two Men, Receives Increased Sentence
Fenne K. was convicted of stalking two men, Diemer and Jelle, between December 2022 and July 2024, after repeatedly contacting them despite their wishes and police warnings; she received a 240-hour community service order, a two-month suspended sentence, and a three-year restraining order.
Woman Convicted of Stalking Two Men, Receives Increased Sentence
Fenne K. was convicted of stalking two men, Diemer and Jelle, between December 2022 and July 2024, after repeatedly contacting them despite their wishes and police warnings; she received a 240-hour community service order, a two-month suspended sentence, and a three-year restraining order.
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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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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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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
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
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