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Amsterdam Opens New Urban Swimming Spot
Amsterdam's Marineterrein inner harbor is now an official swimming spot, opening May 1st and monitored for safety and water quality, addressing a rising trend of urban open-water swimming.
Amsterdam Opens New Urban Swimming Spot
Amsterdam's Marineterrein inner harbor is now an official swimming spot, opening May 1st and monitored for safety and water quality, addressing a rising trend of urban open-water swimming.
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48% Bias Score


Amsterdam Apologizes for WWII Role in Jewish Persecution, Commits €25 Million
Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema apologized for the city's role in the WWII persecution of Jews, admitting complicity with the Nazi regime and allocating €25 million to support Jewish life in Amsterdam, marking a significant step towards reconciliation 80 years after WWII's end.
Amsterdam Apologizes for WWII Role in Jewish Persecution, Commits €25 Million
Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema apologized for the city's role in the WWII persecution of Jews, admitting complicity with the Nazi regime and allocating €25 million to support Jewish life in Amsterdam, marking a significant step towards reconciliation 80 years after WWII's end.
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24% Bias Score


Amsterdam Apologizes for WWII Role in Jewish Persecution, Announces €25 Million Fund
Amsterdam formally apologized for its collaboration with Nazi Germany in the persecution of Jews during WWII, announcing a €25 million fund for the city's Jewish community eighty years after liberation.
Amsterdam Apologizes for WWII Role in Jewish Persecution, Announces €25 Million Fund
Amsterdam formally apologized for its collaboration with Nazi Germany in the persecution of Jews during WWII, announcing a €25 million fund for the city's Jewish community eighty years after liberation.
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40% Bias Score


Amsterdam Apologizes for WWII Collaboration with Nazis, Allocates €25 Million
Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema apologized for the city's collaboration with the Nazis during WWII, acknowledging the municipal services' role in the persecution of Jews and allocating €25 million to support Jewish life; reactions were largely positive but some felt it was too late.
Amsterdam Apologizes for WWII Collaboration with Nazis, Allocates €25 Million
Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema apologized for the city's collaboration with the Nazis during WWII, acknowledging the municipal services' role in the persecution of Jews and allocating €25 million to support Jewish life; reactions were largely positive but some felt it was too late.
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24% Bias Score


Pro-Palestinian Demonstrations Lead to Arrests and Damage at Amsterdam University
Amsterdam police arrested 10-15 people during pro-Palestinian demonstrations at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) after demonstrators occupied the Maagdenhuis building, causing significant damage. A similar protest continues at Radboud University in Nijmegen.
Pro-Palestinian Demonstrations Lead to Arrests and Damage at Amsterdam University
Amsterdam police arrested 10-15 people during pro-Palestinian demonstrations at the University of Amsterdam (UvA) after demonstrators occupied the Maagdenhuis building, causing significant damage. A similar protest continues at Radboud University in Nijmegen.
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48% Bias Score


Amsterdam Police Clear Student Occupation of University Building
Amsterdam police cleared the Maagdenhuis building at the University of Amsterdam after students occupied it, demanding the university cut ties with Israeli universities; an unspecified number of protesters were arrested.
Amsterdam Police Clear Student Occupation of University Building
Amsterdam police cleared the Maagdenhuis building at the University of Amsterdam after students occupied it, demanding the university cut ties with Israeli universities; an unspecified number of protesters were arrested.
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48% Bias Score

Amsterdam Post Office Closure Highlights Privatization's Negative Impact
A family-run post office in Amsterdam's Jordaan faces closure due to a rent increase from €8,000 to €10,000 per month, highlighting the negative consequences of privatization on community services and mirroring historical issues with Amsterdam's street lighting.

Amsterdam Post Office Closure Highlights Privatization's Negative Impact
A family-run post office in Amsterdam's Jordaan faces closure due to a rent increase from €8,000 to €10,000 per month, highlighting the negative consequences of privatization on community services and mirroring historical issues with Amsterdam's street lighting.
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56% Bias Score

Amsterdam Apologizes for WWII Role in Jewish Persecution, Commits €25 Million
Amsterdam's mayor publicly apologized for the city's complicity in WWII's persecution of Jews, acknowledging the involvement of various municipal departments in anti-Jewish measures and committing €25 million to support the city's Jewish community; reactions have been largely positive.

Amsterdam Apologizes for WWII Role in Jewish Persecution, Commits €25 Million
Amsterdam's mayor publicly apologized for the city's complicity in WWII's persecution of Jews, acknowledging the involvement of various municipal departments in anti-Jewish measures and committing €25 million to support the city's Jewish community; reactions have been largely positive.
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40% Bias Score

Amsterdam Mayor Apologizes for City's Role in Holocaust
Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema apologized for the city's role in the Holocaust, acknowledging the Amsterdam government's active participation in the murder of thousands of its Jewish citizens during World War II, including the deportation of Anne Frank's family.

Amsterdam Mayor Apologizes for City's Role in Holocaust
Amsterdam Mayor Femke Halsema apologized for the city's role in the Holocaust, acknowledging the Amsterdam government's active participation in the murder of thousands of its Jewish citizens during World War II, including the deportation of Anne Frank's family.
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24% Bias Score

Amsterdam demands action on illegal rental ads
Amsterdam councillors are demanding that rental platforms such as Kamernet, HousingAnywhere, Pararius and Funda take down advertisements for rooms and apartments that break new affordable rent laws; they cite examples of rooms advertised for €1,500 a month, when the legal limit is €900.

Amsterdam demands action on illegal rental ads
Amsterdam councillors are demanding that rental platforms such as Kamernet, HousingAnywhere, Pararius and Funda take down advertisements for rooms and apartments that break new affordable rent laws; they cite examples of rooms advertised for €1,500 a month, when the legal limit is €900.
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32% Bias Score

Amsterdam University Building Occupied by Pro-Palestine Activists
Dozens of pro-Palestine activists occupied the University of Amsterdam's Maagdenhuis building on Monday morning, demanding an end to collaborations with Israeli universities following the recent escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and citing the killing of Dr. Sirin al-Attar. One activist...

Amsterdam University Building Occupied by Pro-Palestine Activists
Dozens of pro-Palestine activists occupied the University of Amsterdam's Maagdenhuis building on Monday morning, demanding an end to collaborations with Israeli universities following the recent escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and citing the killing of Dr. Sirin al-Attar. One activist...
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40% Bias Score

14-Year Sentence for Manslaughter of Rapper Bigidagoe
Shairone S. received a 14-year prison sentence for the manslaughter of rapper Bigidagoe in Amsterdam Sloterdijk following a dispute involving a necklace; the incident highlights the concerning prevalence of firearm violence within the Dutch rap scene.

14-Year Sentence for Manslaughter of Rapper Bigidagoe
Shairone S. received a 14-year prison sentence for the manslaughter of rapper Bigidagoe in Amsterdam Sloterdijk following a dispute involving a necklace; the incident highlights the concerning prevalence of firearm violence within the Dutch rap scene.
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36% Bias Score
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