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Germany Extends Border Controls Until Mid-March 2026
Germany extended border controls at its borders with France, Luxembourg, and Belgium until mid-March 2026, citing efforts to combat illegal migration, despite criticism from commuters and politicians.
Germany Extends Border Controls Until Mid-March 2026
Germany extended border controls at its borders with France, Luxembourg, and Belgium until mid-March 2026, citing efforts to combat illegal migration, despite criticism from commuters and politicians.
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28% Bias Score
Dutch Supreme Court Curtails Tax Avoidance Scheme Used in Hans Anders Acquisition
The Dutch Supreme Court ruled against a tax avoidance scheme used in the 2011 acquisition of Hans Anders, preventing the deduction of interest payments from artificially inflated loans, impacting future similar transactions.
Dutch Supreme Court Curtails Tax Avoidance Scheme Used in Hans Anders Acquisition
The Dutch Supreme Court ruled against a tax avoidance scheme used in the 2011 acquisition of Hans Anders, preventing the deduction of interest payments from artificially inflated loans, impacting future similar transactions.
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52% Bias Score
Foiled Far-Right Eurovision Attack: 12-Year Sentence Demanded
Luxembourgish authorities foiled a far-right extremist attack on the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest planned by a Swedish national, Alexander H., and a Dutch accomplice, involving cyanide, ricin, chlorine gas, and explosives; materials were seized, and a 12-year prison sentence was requested.
Foiled Far-Right Eurovision Attack: 12-Year Sentence Demanded
Luxembourgish authorities foiled a far-right extremist attack on the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest planned by a Swedish national, Alexander H., and a Dutch accomplice, involving cyanide, ricin, chlorine gas, and explosives; materials were seized, and a 12-year prison sentence was requested.
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24% Bias Score
Schengen Museum Reopens, Showcases Open Borders' Impact
The Schengen Museum in Luxembourg reopened on June 14th, 2025, with a new exhibition marking the 40th anniversary of the Schengen Agreement, featuring interactive displays, personal stories, and the return of the historic ship where the agreement was signed in 1985.
Schengen Museum Reopens, Showcases Open Borders' Impact
The Schengen Museum in Luxembourg reopened on June 14th, 2025, with a new exhibition marking the 40th anniversary of the Schengen Agreement, featuring interactive displays, personal stories, and the return of the historic ship where the agreement was signed in 1985.
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44% Bias Score
Luxembourg Condemns Germany's Stricter Border Controls"
Luxembourg's Interior Minister Léon Gloden criticized Germany's plan to increase border controls and migrant rejections, stating that it disrupts the Schengen Area's free movement and advocating for strengthening external border controls instead; Germany plans to implement these measures starting We...
Luxembourg Condemns Germany's Stricter Border Controls"
Luxembourg's Interior Minister Léon Gloden criticized Germany's plan to increase border controls and migrant rejections, stating that it disrupts the Schengen Area's free movement and advocating for strengthening external border controls instead; Germany plans to implement these measures starting We...
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44% Bias Score
Luxembourg Condemns Germany's Planned Border Control Increase
Luxembourg strongly criticized Germany's plan to increase border controls and deportations at their shared border, advocating instead for reinforced external border controls to preserve the Schengen Area's free movement principle.
Luxembourg Condemns Germany's Planned Border Control Increase
Luxembourg strongly criticized Germany's plan to increase border controls and deportations at their shared border, advocating instead for reinforced external border controls to preserve the Schengen Area's free movement principle.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Supreme Court Curtails Tax Avoidance Scheme Used in Hans Anders Acquisition
The Dutch Supreme Court ruled against a tax avoidance scheme used in the 2011 acquisition of Hans Anders, preventing the deduction of interest payments on loans from shareholders, impacting future similar transactions and potentially recovering millions in unpaid taxes.
Dutch Supreme Court Curtails Tax Avoidance Scheme Used in Hans Anders Acquisition
The Dutch Supreme Court ruled against a tax avoidance scheme used in the 2011 acquisition of Hans Anders, preventing the deduction of interest payments on loans from shareholders, impacting future similar transactions and potentially recovering millions in unpaid taxes.
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52% Bias Score
Greek Embassy's Controversial Gaza Post Sparks Disciplinary Action
A social media post from the Greek embassy in Luxembourg alleging "genocide" in Gaza and calling for anti-Israel protests was removed after sparking controversy, leading to disciplinary action and a statement from the Greek foreign ministry denying the post represented official policy.
Greek Embassy's Controversial Gaza Post Sparks Disciplinary Action
A social media post from the Greek embassy in Luxembourg alleging "genocide" in Gaza and calling for anti-Israel protests was removed after sparking controversy, leading to disciplinary action and a statement from the Greek foreign ministry denying the post represented official policy.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Authorities Received Tip on Eurovision Terror Plot, but Did Not Prosecute Minor
Dutch authorities received a tip from Luxembourg in July 2020 about a minor who had online contact with a Swedish man suspected of planning a 2020 Eurovision Song Contest attack; the minor was not prosecuted due to a lack of malicious intent, despite the initial claim by Dutch authorities that they ...
Dutch Authorities Received Tip on Eurovision Terror Plot, but Did Not Prosecute Minor
Dutch authorities received a tip from Luxembourg in July 2020 about a minor who had online contact with a Swedish man suspected of planning a 2020 Eurovision Song Contest attack; the minor was not prosecuted due to a lack of malicious intent, despite the initial claim by Dutch authorities that they ...
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28% Bias Score
Schengen Anniversary: Historic Ship Returns Amidst Border Control Debate
The ship "Princess Marie-Astrid Europa", where the Schengen Agreement was signed in 1985, returns to Luxembourg on June 14th, the 40th anniversary, after a €10 million renovation, coinciding with the opening of a renovated museum and new dock in Schengen, amidst criticism of renewed border controls.
Schengen Anniversary: Historic Ship Returns Amidst Border Control Debate
The ship "Princess Marie-Astrid Europa", where the Schengen Agreement was signed in 1985, returns to Luxembourg on June 14th, the 40th anniversary, after a €10 million renovation, coinciding with the opening of a renovated museum and new dock in Schengen, amidst criticism of renewed border controls.
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44% Bias Score
Luxembourg Condemns Germany's Planned Schengen Border Crackdown
Luxembourg sharply criticized Germany's plan to increase border controls and deportations, advocating instead for reinforced external border controls to maintain the Schengen Area's free movement and avoid disrupting daily life in the Greater Region; Germany plans to implement these measures startin...
Luxembourg Condemns Germany's Planned Schengen Border Crackdown
Luxembourg sharply criticized Germany's plan to increase border controls and deportations, advocating instead for reinforced external border controls to maintain the Schengen Area's free movement and avoid disrupting daily life in the Greater Region; Germany plans to implement these measures startin...
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36% Bias Score
Schengen Agreement at 40: Celebrating Open Borders, Confronting Security Realities
On June 14, 1985, five European nations signed the Schengen Agreement in Schengen, Luxembourg, establishing a borderless area; now encompassing 33 states and almost 420 million people, it faces modern challenges balancing free movement with security.
Schengen Agreement at 40: Celebrating Open Borders, Confronting Security Realities
On June 14, 1985, five European nations signed the Schengen Agreement in Schengen, Luxembourg, establishing a borderless area; now encompassing 33 states and almost 420 million people, it faces modern challenges balancing free movement with security.
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48% Bias Score
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