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Dutch Protests Against Israeli Actions in Gaza Persist Despite Reduced Participation
Following a recent ceasefire, protests against Israeli violence in Gaza continue in eight Dutch cities, with participants citing moral outrage and disillusionment as key motivators despite reduced numbers compared to earlier protests.
Dutch Protests Against Israeli Actions in Gaza Persist Despite Reduced Participation
Following a recent ceasefire, protests against Israeli violence in Gaza continue in eight Dutch cities, with participants citing moral outrage and disillusionment as key motivators despite reduced numbers compared to earlier protests.
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44% Bias Score
Qbuzz Fined €3.5 Million for Service Failures in Zuid-Holland
The Zuid-Holland province fined Qbuzz almost 3.5 million euros for failing to meet contractual obligations, causing significant service disruptions including delays, cancellations, and safety issues during their first months of operation in the northern part of the province.
Qbuzz Fined €3.5 Million for Service Failures in Zuid-Holland
The Zuid-Holland province fined Qbuzz almost 3.5 million euros for failing to meet contractual obligations, causing significant service disruptions including delays, cancellations, and safety issues during their first months of operation in the northern part of the province.
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48% Bias Score
Court Upholds Employment Protection Clause in Maverix Sale
A Dutch court ruled that a Philips employee couldn't be dismissed after the sale of Maverix due to a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) clause. Although his old position was eliminated, the court ensured a "no less favorable" new role must be offered.
Court Upholds Employment Protection Clause in Maverix Sale
A Dutch court ruled that a Philips employee couldn't be dismissed after the sale of Maverix due to a Share Purchase Agreement (SPA) clause. Although his old position was eliminated, the court ensured a "no less favorable" new role must be offered.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Minister Rejects Increased Funding for Ukrainian Refugee Housing
Dutch Minister of Asylum and Migration Faber rejected calls for increased funding and additional housing for Ukrainian refugees, despite concerns from municipalities facing funding shortfalls (government provides €44/day, while costs range from €55-€60/day) and a potential housing shortage affecting...
Dutch Minister Rejects Increased Funding for Ukrainian Refugee Housing
Dutch Minister of Asylum and Migration Faber rejected calls for increased funding and additional housing for Ukrainian refugees, despite concerns from municipalities facing funding shortfalls (government provides €44/day, while costs range from €55-€60/day) and a potential housing shortage affecting...
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56% Bias Score
King Willem-Alexander Addresses Human Rights During Kenya State Visit
During a state visit to Kenya, King Willem-Alexander directly addressed human rights concerns with President Ruto and Kenyan youth, emphasizing the need for improved rule of law, despite past crackdowns on protesters and concerns about the visit.
King Willem-Alexander Addresses Human Rights During Kenya State Visit
During a state visit to Kenya, King Willem-Alexander directly addressed human rights concerns with President Ruto and Kenyan youth, emphasizing the need for improved rule of law, despite past crackdowns on protesters and concerns about the visit.
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44% Bias Score
Malfunctioning Door and Vandalism Plague Rotterdam's Eliotflat
The entrance door of the Eliotflat in Rotterdam, a high-rise building with many senior citizens, malfunctions frequently due to vandalism and misuse, causing safety concerns and prompting residents to keep their children indoors. The building also suffers from vandalism and the reduced presence of a...
Malfunctioning Door and Vandalism Plague Rotterdam's Eliotflat
The entrance door of the Eliotflat in Rotterdam, a high-rise building with many senior citizens, malfunctions frequently due to vandalism and misuse, causing safety concerns and prompting residents to keep their children indoors. The building also suffers from vandalism and the reduced presence of a...
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60% Bias Score
EU Defense Talks, Dutch-Spain Match, and France Bus Accident
EU leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss European defense investments, facing disagreements, particularly from the Netherlands which opposes joint borrowing; simultaneously, the Dutch football team plays Spain in the Nations League quarterfinals; a bus accident in France injured dozens of soldi...
EU Defense Talks, Dutch-Spain Match, and France Bus Accident
EU leaders are meeting in Brussels to discuss European defense investments, facing disagreements, particularly from the Netherlands which opposes joint borrowing; simultaneously, the Dutch football team plays Spain in the Nations League quarterfinals; a bus accident in France injured dozens of soldi...
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20% Bias Score
Qbuzz Fined 3.5 Million Euros for Service Failures in Zuid-Holland
The Zuid-Holland province fined Qbuzz almost 3.5 million euros for failing to meet contractual obligations, citing high cancellation rates (8% initially), unacceptable delays, and the use of non-compliant buses (touring cars and diesel buses instead of electric ones) in the first months of their con...
Qbuzz Fined 3.5 Million Euros for Service Failures in Zuid-Holland
The Zuid-Holland province fined Qbuzz almost 3.5 million euros for failing to meet contractual obligations, citing high cancellation rates (8% initially), unacceptable delays, and the use of non-compliant buses (touring cars and diesel buses instead of electric ones) in the first months of their con...
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52% Bias Score
NZa finds criminal offenses at bankrupt Co-Med
The Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa) found evidence of criminal activity at the bankrupt general practitioner chain Co-Med, including fraudulent billing and inadequate patient care, and has referred the case to the Public Prosecutor's Office.
NZa finds criminal offenses at bankrupt Co-Med
The Dutch Healthcare Authority (NZa) found evidence of criminal activity at the bankrupt general practitioner chain Co-Med, including fraudulent billing and inadequate patient care, and has referred the case to the Public Prosecutor's Office.
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40% Bias Score
King Willem-Alexander Addresses Human Rights Concerns During Kenya State Visit
During a state visit to Kenya, King Willem-Alexander engaged directly with President Ruto and Kenyan youth, discussing human rights concerns despite prior protests regarding the government's human rights record; the King emphasized the need for improved rule of law while acknowledging existing chall...
King Willem-Alexander Addresses Human Rights Concerns During Kenya State Visit
During a state visit to Kenya, King Willem-Alexander engaged directly with President Ruto and Kenyan youth, discussing human rights concerns despite prior protests regarding the government's human rights record; the King emphasized the need for improved rule of law while acknowledging existing chall...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Labor Market Shows Surplus in Production, Secretarial Roles
Despite a Netherlands-wide labor shortage, a surplus of production workers and secretaries exists, according to a 2016-2024 UWV data analysis, revealing a mismatch between available skills and employer demands.
Dutch Labor Market Shows Surplus in Production, Secretarial Roles
Despite a Netherlands-wide labor shortage, a surplus of production workers and secretaries exists, according to a 2016-2024 UWV data analysis, revealing a mismatch between available skills and employer demands.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Court Orders Government to Prioritize Reduction of Forensic Psychiatric Treatment Waiting Times
A Dutch court ruled that the government must prioritize reducing waiting times for forensic psychiatric treatment (tbs), citing the case of a man imprisoned while awaiting treatment due to a shortage of spaces; this highlights a systemic issue impacting approximately 210 individuals currently awaiti...
Dutch Court Orders Government to Prioritize Reduction of Forensic Psychiatric Treatment Waiting Times
A Dutch court ruled that the government must prioritize reducing waiting times for forensic psychiatric treatment (tbs), citing the case of a man imprisoned while awaiting treatment due to a shortage of spaces; this highlights a systemic issue impacting approximately 210 individuals currently awaiti...
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24% Bias Score
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