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Detry Wins Phoenix Open by Seven Shots
Thomas Detry, a 32-year-old Belgian golfer, won the Phoenix Open on Sunday, February 4th, by seven strokes, shooting a final round of 6-under 65, marking the first PGA Tour victory for a Belgian golfer.
Detry Wins Phoenix Open by Seven Shots
Thomas Detry, a 32-year-old Belgian golfer, won the Phoenix Open on Sunday, February 4th, by seven strokes, shooting a final round of 6-under 65, marking the first PGA Tour victory for a Belgian golfer.
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24% Bias Score
Brussels Gang Violence Surges Amidst Lucrative Cocaine Trade
A surge in gang violence linked to lucrative cocaine trafficking has resulted in four shootings in Brussels over three days, prompting a unified police response and calls for reinvesting seized criminal assets into community rebuilding and law enforcement.
Brussels Gang Violence Surges Amidst Lucrative Cocaine Trade
A surge in gang violence linked to lucrative cocaine trafficking has resulted in four shootings in Brussels over three days, prompting a unified police response and calls for reinvesting seized criminal assets into community rebuilding and law enforcement.
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24% Bias Score
German Police Intercept Van Carrying 15 Illegal Migrants Near Belgian Border
German police intercepted a van carrying 15 Indian migrants near the Belgian border; the 24-year-old French driver, who falsely claimed residency, charged each migrant €20–€100 for transport and promises of evading police; asylum seekers were processed by immigration authorities, while others were r...
German Police Intercept Van Carrying 15 Illegal Migrants Near Belgian Border
German police intercepted a van carrying 15 Indian migrants near the Belgian border; the 24-year-old French driver, who falsely claimed residency, charged each migrant €20–€100 for transport and promises of evading police; asylum seekers were processed by immigration authorities, while others were r...
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68% Bias Score
Flemish Nationalist Bart De Wever Appointed Belgium's Prime Minister
Bart De Wever, leader of the Flemish nationalist N-VA party, has unexpectedly become Belgium's Prime Minister, despite his party's advocacy for Flemish independence and past conflicts with Wallonia.
Flemish Nationalist Bart De Wever Appointed Belgium's Prime Minister
Bart De Wever, leader of the Flemish nationalist N-VA party, has unexpectedly become Belgium's Prime Minister, despite his party's advocacy for Flemish independence and past conflicts with Wallonia.
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Accidental Injury in Davis Cup Leads to Belgium's Controversial Victory
In a Davis Cup match in Hasselt, Belgium's Zizou Bergs accidentally injured Chile's Cristian Garin during a celebration, causing Garin's withdrawal and leading to Belgium's 3-1 victory and subsequent advancement to play Australia in September.
Accidental Injury in Davis Cup Leads to Belgium's Controversial Victory
In a Davis Cup match in Hasselt, Belgium's Zizou Bergs accidentally injured Chile's Cristian Garin during a celebration, causing Garin's withdrawal and leading to Belgium's 3-1 victory and subsequent advancement to play Australia in September.
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52% Bias Score
Coca-Cola Recalls Products Across Europe Due to Excess Chlorate
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners is recalling various products in several European countries due to excessive chlorate levels, potentially posing health risks for children, with production codes ranging from 328 GE to 338 GE.
Coca-Cola Recalls Products Across Europe Due to Excess Chlorate
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners is recalling various products in several European countries due to excessive chlorate levels, potentially posing health risks for children, with production codes ranging from 328 GE to 338 GE.
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24% Bias Score
Brussels Gang Violence: One Dead in Escalating Drug War
A fatal shooting in Brussels' Anderlecht district is the fourth such incident in 48 hours, attributed to warring drug gangs; authorities are struggling to contain escalating violence near the city's South Station, a major transportation hub.
Brussels Gang Violence: One Dead in Escalating Drug War
A fatal shooting in Brussels' Anderlecht district is the fourth such incident in 48 hours, attributed to warring drug gangs; authorities are struggling to contain escalating violence near the city's South Station, a major transportation hub.
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36% Bias Score
Third Anderlecht Shooting in Three Days; Brussels Police Unify Command
A fatal shooting in Brussels' Anderlecht municipality at 4:00 AM on [Date] marks the third shooting in three days, possibly linked to drug trafficking; police from six zones now operate under unified command.
Third Anderlecht Shooting in Three Days; Brussels Police Unify Command
A fatal shooting in Brussels' Anderlecht municipality at 4:00 AM on [Date] marks the third shooting in three days, possibly linked to drug trafficking; police from six zones now operate under unified command.
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36% Bias Score
Belgium Expands Nuclear Energy Program
Belgium's new right-wing nationalist government, led by Bart De Wever, announced on February 4th plans to expand nuclear energy capacity from 4 to 8 gigawatts by extending the lifespan of existing reactors and building new ones, reversing a previous 2025 shutdown plan.
Belgium Expands Nuclear Energy Program
Belgium's new right-wing nationalist government, led by Bart De Wever, announced on February 4th plans to expand nuclear energy capacity from 4 to 8 gigawatts by extending the lifespan of existing reactors and building new ones, reversing a previous 2025 shutdown plan.
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48% Bias Score
EU Defense Summit and New Belgian Government Announced
EU leaders convene in Brussels for a critical defense summit, while Belgium unveils a new government following protracted negotiations; other news includes a rise in organ donors, a plane crash investigation, an increase in cancer cases, and numerous earthquakes in Santorini.
EU Defense Summit and New Belgian Government Announced
EU leaders convene in Brussels for a critical defense summit, while Belgium unveils a new government following protracted negotiations; other news includes a rise in organ donors, a plane crash investigation, an increase in cancer cases, and numerous earthquakes in Santorini.
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12% Bias Score
French Gendarmes' School Arrest Sparks Outrage
French gendarmes arrested a 14-year-old Burkinabe student at her school in Maizières-lès-Metz on January 22, 2025, to deport her and her family to Belgium under the Dublin Regulation, prompting a ministerial rebuke and raising questions about the sanctity of schools.
French Gendarmes' School Arrest Sparks Outrage
French gendarmes arrested a 14-year-old Burkinabe student at her school in Maizières-lès-Metz on January 22, 2025, to deport her and her family to Belgium under the Dublin Regulation, prompting a ministerial rebuke and raising questions about the sanctity of schools.
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52% Bias Score
Nijvel Gang Investigation Reopened Based on License Plate Evidence
A Belgian court will not close the investigation into the Nijvel Gang after a license plate noted by witnesses at a 1985 massacre in Aalst may provide a crucial link to other crimes. This follows years of stalled investigation marked by multiple jurisdictions and dismissed witness accounts.
Nijvel Gang Investigation Reopened Based on License Plate Evidence
A Belgian court will not close the investigation into the Nijvel Gang after a license plate noted by witnesses at a 1985 massacre in Aalst may provide a crucial link to other crimes. This follows years of stalled investigation marked by multiple jurisdictions and dismissed witness accounts.
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36% Bias Score
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