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EU Countries Criticize Human Rights Court Over Deportations
Nine EU countries criticized the European Court of Human Rights for hindering criminal deportation, leading to disagreement within the Dutch cabinet, with the Minister of Asylum and Migration wanting to sign but the Prime Minister and other parties opposing.
EU Countries Criticize Human Rights Court Over Deportations
Nine EU countries criticized the European Court of Human Rights for hindering criminal deportation, leading to disagreement within the Dutch cabinet, with the Minister of Asylum and Migration wanting to sign but the Prime Minister and other parties opposing.
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48% Bias Score
Partial Court Victory for One-Dyas's North Sea Power Cable Amidst Environmental Concerns
A Dutch energy company, One-Dyas, secured a partial court victory concerning a power cable for its North Sea gas platform near Borkum island. While a water permit was deemed immediately enforceable, the environmental permits remain in dispute, delaying construction and highlighting the conflict betw...
Partial Court Victory for One-Dyas's North Sea Power Cable Amidst Environmental Concerns
A Dutch energy company, One-Dyas, secured a partial court victory concerning a power cable for its North Sea gas platform near Borkum island. While a water permit was deemed immediately enforceable, the environmental permits remain in dispute, delaying construction and highlighting the conflict betw...
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Lawyer Sues State Over Blocked Access to Imprisoned Colleague
Lawyer Sultan Kat is suing the Dutch State for preventing her from contacting her client, Vito Shukrula, a lawyer imprisoned for alleged ties to the Taghi criminal organization, despite the lifting of his pre-trial restrictions.
Dutch Lawyer Sues State Over Blocked Access to Imprisoned Colleague
Lawyer Sultan Kat is suing the Dutch State for preventing her from contacting her client, Vito Shukrula, a lawyer imprisoned for alleged ties to the Taghi criminal organization, despite the lifting of his pre-trial restrictions.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Red Cross Food Aid Program Expands Amidst Deepening Poverty Crisis
Five years after launching domestic food aid, the Dutch Red Cross struggles to reduce its program due to rising inflation and systemic poverty; despite decreasing numbers below the poverty line, the intensity is growing, requiring 6.5 million euros annually in grocery cards and additional school lun...
Dutch Red Cross Food Aid Program Expands Amidst Deepening Poverty Crisis
Five years after launching domestic food aid, the Dutch Red Cross struggles to reduce its program due to rising inflation and systemic poverty; despite decreasing numbers below the poverty line, the intensity is growing, requiring 6.5 million euros annually in grocery cards and additional school lun...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch WWII Collaboration Files Spark Public Outcry Over Privacy and Access
The release of a WWII names register of suspected collaborators in the Netherlands caused significant public and emotional reaction, including threats and online harassment of descendants; the incident triggered requests from 3,500 families for access to 16,000 files, compared to 3,000 files in the ...
Dutch WWII Collaboration Files Spark Public Outcry Over Privacy and Access
The release of a WWII names register of suspected collaborators in the Netherlands caused significant public and emotional reaction, including threats and online harassment of descendants; the incident triggered requests from 3,500 families for access to 16,000 files, compared to 3,000 files in the ...
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40% Bias Score
Schoof and Rutte Discuss Increased NATO Defense Spending
Dutch Prime Minister Schoof and NATO Secretary General Rutte met in Brussels to discuss increased defense spending and the upcoming NATO summit in The Hague; the Netherlands might need to invest an additional €16-19 billion annually to meet NATO targets, though a decision is pending.
Schoof and Rutte Discuss Increased NATO Defense Spending
Dutch Prime Minister Schoof and NATO Secretary General Rutte met in Brussels to discuss increased defense spending and the upcoming NATO summit in The Hague; the Netherlands might need to invest an additional €16-19 billion annually to meet NATO targets, though a decision is pending.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Report Highlights Systemic Child Poverty Impacting Education
A new report by the Jeugdeducatiefonds reveals that hundreds of thousands of Dutch children struggle academically due to poverty, lacking basic necessities like beds, bicycles, and eyeglasses, highlighting systemic failures and the need for improved governmental support.
Dutch Report Highlights Systemic Child Poverty Impacting Education
A new report by the Jeugdeducatiefonds reveals that hundreds of thousands of Dutch children struggle academically due to poverty, lacking basic necessities like beds, bicycles, and eyeglasses, highlighting systemic failures and the need for improved governmental support.
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40% Bias Score
AZ Advances to Conference League Play-off Final
AZ beat Heerenveen 4-1 in the Eredivisie play-offs, securing a Conference League final spot against the winner of NEC vs FC Twente (Twente won 4-3 after extra time), while Telstar and FC Den Bosch advance in the promotion/relegation play-offs.
AZ Advances to Conference League Play-off Final
AZ beat Heerenveen 4-1 in the Eredivisie play-offs, securing a Conference League final spot against the winner of NEC vs FC Twente (Twente won 4-3 after extra time), while Telstar and FC Den Bosch advance in the promotion/relegation play-offs.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Military Site Security Remains Critically Inadequate
The Dutch General Accounting Office (Rekenkamer) issued its strongest reprimand to Defence Minister Brekelmans for insufficient security at military sites following repeated penetration test failures revealing easily compromised defenses and inadequate personnel response, prompting the Minister to i...
Dutch Military Site Security Remains Critically Inadequate
The Dutch General Accounting Office (Rekenkamer) issued its strongest reprimand to Defence Minister Brekelmans for insufficient security at military sites following repeated penetration test failures revealing easily compromised defenses and inadequate personnel response, prompting the Minister to i...
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40% Bias Score
800 Wrongly Convicted in Netherlands Due to Identity Mix-Ups
The Dutch National Audit Office found that 800 people have been wrongly convicted due to identity mix-ups in legal proceedings, resulting from data entry errors, stolen IDs, and inconsistencies across databases.
800 Wrongly Convicted in Netherlands Due to Identity Mix-Ups
The Dutch National Audit Office found that 800 people have been wrongly convicted due to identity mix-ups in legal proceedings, resulting from data entry errors, stolen IDs, and inconsistencies across databases.
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28% Bias Score
Netherlands Drought Exposes Social Inequalities, Underscoring Need for Inclusive Climate Adaptation
Prolonged drought in the Netherlands since February is causing water shortages, increasing risks of wildfires and crop failures, and disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations, highlighting the need for integrating social factors into climate adaptation policies.
Netherlands Drought Exposes Social Inequalities, Underscoring Need for Inclusive Climate Adaptation
Prolonged drought in the Netherlands since February is causing water shortages, increasing risks of wildfires and crop failures, and disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations, highlighting the need for integrating social factors into climate adaptation policies.
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20% Bias Score
Police Inaction Precedes Murder-Suicide of Children and Father in Winschoten
Following a mother's report of disturbing messages from their father, police visited the home, but did not intervene. The bodies of Jeffrey (10), Emma (8), and their 67-year-old father were later found in a canal; the father is suspected of killing the children and himself.
Police Inaction Precedes Murder-Suicide of Children and Father in Winschoten
Following a mother's report of disturbing messages from their father, police visited the home, but did not intervene. The bodies of Jeffrey (10), Emma (8), and their 67-year-old father were later found in a canal; the father is suspected of killing the children and himself.
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48% Bias Score
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