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Dutch Man Suspected of Blackmailing 70 Girls with Nude Photos
A 29-year-old man from Oosterhout, Netherlands, is suspected of blackmailing roughly 70 underage girls in the Netherlands and Belgium using nude photos obtained through a videogame, offering virtual diamonds in exchange. Police found 34,000 photos and videos on his devices; the investigation continu...
Dutch Man Suspected of Blackmailing 70 Girls with Nude Photos
A 29-year-old man from Oosterhout, Netherlands, is suspected of blackmailing roughly 70 underage girls in the Netherlands and Belgium using nude photos obtained through a videogame, offering virtual diamonds in exchange. Police found 34,000 photos and videos on his devices; the investigation continu...
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24% Bias Score


Dutch Cocaine Kingpin Sentenced to 13 Years in Absentia
Dutch criminal Jos L. received a 13-year sentence in absentia from a Belgian court for orchestrating a failed 2023 attempt to steal 10 tons of cocaine (€250 million street value) from Belgian customs; multiple accomplices also received prison sentences.
Dutch Cocaine Kingpin Sentenced to 13 Years in Absentia
Dutch criminal Jos L. received a 13-year sentence in absentia from a Belgian court for orchestrating a failed 2023 attempt to steal 10 tons of cocaine (€250 million street value) from Belgian customs; multiple accomplices also received prison sentences.
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48% Bias Score


Depardieu Under Investigation for Tax Fraud and Money Laundering
French actor Gérard Depardieu is under investigation for aggravated tax fraud and money laundering in France and Belgium, stemming from his 2013 move to Belgium for tax reasons; searches and interviews took place in February 2025, and he faces separate trials for sexual assault.
Depardieu Under Investigation for Tax Fraud and Money Laundering
French actor Gérard Depardieu is under investigation for aggravated tax fraud and money laundering in France and Belgium, stemming from his 2013 move to Belgium for tax reasons; searches and interviews took place in February 2025, and he faces separate trials for sexual assault.
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44% Bias Score


Belgium Faces Widespread Travel Disruption Amid Mass Protests and Railway Strike
Mass protests and a nine-day railway strike are causing widespread travel disruption in Belgium, starting February 20, impacting trains, buses, trams, and metro services, with airport strikes also adding to the chaos, all in response to new government policies.
Belgium Faces Widespread Travel Disruption Amid Mass Protests and Railway Strike
Mass protests and a nine-day railway strike are causing widespread travel disruption in Belgium, starting February 20, impacting trains, buses, trams, and metro services, with airport strikes also adding to the chaos, all in response to new government policies.
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48% Bias Score


Bruxelles to Open First Pride Museum
Bruxelles is developing its first Pride museum, a project by a 12-nationality team, aiming to be a symbol of human rights and representation, with potential locations including Ixelles and Molenbeek, focusing on queer history and art.
Bruxelles to Open First Pride Museum
Bruxelles is developing its first Pride museum, a project by a 12-nationality team, aiming to be a symbol of human rights and representation, with potential locations including Ixelles and Molenbeek, focusing on queer history and art.
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12% Bias Score


Ajax's Financial Constraints Lead to Youth Academy Integration
Due to financial constraints and a smaller squad following winter transfers, Ajax is now including fourteen youth academy players in its first team, leading to positive results and the emergence of young talents like Rayane Bounida and Sean Steur.
Ajax's Financial Constraints Lead to Youth Academy Integration
Due to financial constraints and a smaller squad following winter transfers, Ajax is now including fourteen youth academy players in its first team, leading to positive results and the emergence of young talents like Rayane Bounida and Sean Steur.
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48% Bias Score

Audi Closes Brussels Factory, Laying Off 3,000 Workers
Audi's Brussels factory closed in February 2024, laying off 3,000 workers after a failed search for a buyer; production is moving to China and Mexico due to lower profit margins and higher labor costs in Belgium, reflecting a broader decline in Belgian automotive manufacturing.

Audi Closes Brussels Factory, Laying Off 3,000 Workers
Audi's Brussels factory closed in February 2024, laying off 3,000 workers after a failed search for a buyer; production is moving to China and Mexico due to lower profit margins and higher labor costs in Belgium, reflecting a broader decline in Belgian automotive manufacturing.
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48% Bias Score

Spain's Shift on Nuclear Energy: Ribera Approves Belgian Aid Amidst Domestic Closures
Spain's Deputy Prime Minister Teresa Ribera, who previously opposed extending nuclear power plants' lifespans, approved multi-million euro state aid for Belgium to extend its nuclear plants for 10 years, highlighting the growing need for reliable energy sources amid renewable energy's intermittent n...

Spain's Shift on Nuclear Energy: Ribera Approves Belgian Aid Amidst Domestic Closures
Spain's Deputy Prime Minister Teresa Ribera, who previously opposed extending nuclear power plants' lifespans, approved multi-million euro state aid for Belgium to extend its nuclear plants for 10 years, highlighting the growing need for reliable energy sources amid renewable energy's intermittent n...
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48% Bias Score

Brussels Coalition Talks Collapse Amidst Debt Crisis and Violence
Negotiations to form a Brussels regional government failed after eight months, leaving the region without leadership amidst a €14 billion debt, a projected €1.6 billion deficit, and escalating drug violence; the lead negotiator resigned Friday.

Brussels Coalition Talks Collapse Amidst Debt Crisis and Violence
Negotiations to form a Brussels regional government failed after eight months, leaving the region without leadership amidst a €14 billion debt, a projected €1.6 billion deficit, and escalating drug violence; the lead negotiator resigned Friday.
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44% Bias Score

Medical Data Breach: Hard Drives Found at Flea Market
A Dutch man found hard drives at a Belgian flea market containing medical data of hundreds of people, including birth dates, doctor and pharmacy details, prescriptions, and citizen service numbers from 2011-2019; the data appears to be from a now-defunct Breda healthcare software company.

Medical Data Breach: Hard Drives Found at Flea Market
A Dutch man found hard drives at a Belgian flea market containing medical data of hundreds of people, including birth dates, doctor and pharmacy details, prescriptions, and citizen service numbers from 2011-2019; the data appears to be from a now-defunct Breda healthcare software company.
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32% Bias Score

Ajax's Financial Woes Lead to Record Number of Youth Players in First Team
Ajax coach Francesco Farioli highlighted the unprecedented inclusion of 14 youth academy players in recent matches, a response to financial constraints and a smaller senior squad, creating opportunities for young talents like Rayane Bounida, who signed a new contract.

Ajax's Financial Woes Lead to Record Number of Youth Players in First Team
Ajax coach Francesco Farioli highlighted the unprecedented inclusion of 14 youth academy players in recent matches, a response to financial constraints and a smaller senior squad, creating opportunities for young talents like Rayane Bounida, who signed a new contract.
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48% Bias Score

Belgian Court Drops Widespread Catholic Church Abuse Case
A Belgian court dropped the "Operation Kelk" investigation into widespread Catholic Church sexual abuse due to the statute of limitations expiring in most cases, leaving 475 victims without legal recourse and highlighting systemic issues in prosecuting historical abuse.

Belgian Court Drops Widespread Catholic Church Abuse Case
A Belgian court dropped the "Operation Kelk" investigation into widespread Catholic Church sexual abuse due to the statute of limitations expiring in most cases, leaving 475 victims without legal recourse and highlighting systemic issues in prosecuting historical abuse.
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36% Bias Score
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