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Netherlands Wins Nations League Match Against Austria 3-1
The Netherlands women's football team secured a 3-1 victory against Austria in their Nations League Group 1 match in Almelo on April 2nd, 2024, with goals from Groenen, Egurrola, and Spitse, despite defensive vulnerabilities and a late Austrian goal; this win, however, boosts their qualification cha...
Netherlands Wins Nations League Match Against Austria 3-1
The Netherlands women's football team secured a 3-1 victory against Austria in their Nations League Group 1 match in Almelo on April 2nd, 2024, with goals from Groenen, Egurrola, and Spitse, despite defensive vulnerabilities and a late Austrian goal; this win, however, boosts their qualification cha...
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Heerenveen Wins First Match Under Veldman, Defeats Struggling Willem II 3-1
Heerenveen defeated Willem II 3-1 in the Eredivisie, with goals from Nicolaescu, Kersten, and Sebaoui securing their first win under new coach Veldman, temporarily placing them in the European play-off spots while Willem II's sixth consecutive loss deepens their relegation worries.
Heerenveen Wins First Match Under Veldman, Defeats Struggling Willem II 3-1
Heerenveen defeated Willem II 3-1 in the Eredivisie, with goals from Nicolaescu, Kersten, and Sebaoui securing their first win under new coach Veldman, temporarily placing them in the European play-off spots while Willem II's sixth consecutive loss deepens their relegation worries.
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48% Bias Score
Leiden's Colonial Profits: New Research Exposes City's Role in Slavery
New research reveals Leiden University and city leaders directly profited from colonialism and slavery from 1600-1945, despite less overt involvement than port cities, prompting plans for formal recognition of this shared history.
Leiden's Colonial Profits: New Research Exposes City's Role in Slavery
New research reveals Leiden University and city leaders directly profited from colonialism and slavery from 1600-1945, despite less overt involvement than port cities, prompting plans for formal recognition of this shared history.
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Dutch Court Sentences Extortion Mastermind to 26.5 Years
A Dutch court sentenced Ali G. to 26.5 years in prison for masterminding a violent extortion campaign against a fruit importer in Hedel following the discovery of 400 kilos of cocaine in 2019; eleven others received sentences ranging from 2 to 10 years.
Dutch Court Sentences Extortion Mastermind to 26.5 Years
A Dutch court sentenced Ali G. to 26.5 years in prison for masterminding a violent extortion campaign against a fruit importer in Hedel following the discovery of 400 kilos of cocaine in 2019; eleven others received sentences ranging from 2 to 10 years.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Fireworks Ban Faces 18-Month Delay
The Dutch parliament is debating a complete fireworks ban, but the government expects an 18-month delay due to practical, financial, and legal issues, despite support from various parties.
Dutch Fireworks Ban Faces 18-Month Delay
The Dutch parliament is debating a complete fireworks ban, but the government expects an 18-month delay due to practical, financial, and legal issues, despite support from various parties.
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Rutgers Sues Civitas Christiana for Defamation Over Sex Education Program
In Utrecht, Netherlands, Rutgers filed a lawsuit against Civitas Christiana for spreading false information about its sex education program and the 'Week of Spring Feelings' campaign for elementary schools, resulting in threats against Rutgers staff and demands for retraction of false claims.
Rutgers Sues Civitas Christiana for Defamation Over Sex Education Program
In Utrecht, Netherlands, Rutgers filed a lawsuit against Civitas Christiana for spreading false information about its sex education program and the 'Week of Spring Feelings' campaign for elementary schools, resulting in threats against Rutgers staff and demands for retraction of false claims.
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52% Bias Score
Venlo Museum Showcases Humor's Political Power in Art
The Museum van Bommel van Dam in Venlo opened "It's Not A Joke," an exhibition exploring humor in art and its power to address serious issues like migration and gender politics, featuring works by Salim Bayri, Sarah Lucas, Agata Siwek, and others.
Venlo Museum Showcases Humor's Political Power in Art
The Museum van Bommel van Dam in Venlo opened "It's Not A Joke," an exhibition exploring humor in art and its power to address serious issues like migration and gender politics, featuring works by Salim Bayri, Sarah Lucas, Agata Siwek, and others.
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Death of Beloved Dutch News Anchor Harmen Siezen at 84
Harmen Siezen, a renowned Dutch news anchor for the NOS Journaal for over three decades, passed away at age 84; his calm delivery and coverage of significant events like the Tenerife air disaster established him as a beloved figure in Dutch television.
Death of Beloved Dutch News Anchor Harmen Siezen at 84
Harmen Siezen, a renowned Dutch news anchor for the NOS Journaal for over three decades, passed away at age 84; his calm delivery and coverage of significant events like the Tenerife air disaster established him as a beloved figure in Dutch television.
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Dutch Asylum Minister Sparks Controversy Over Royal Award Refusal
Dutch Asylum Minister Marjolein Faber refused to sign a royal award for asylum seeker volunteers due to policy disagreements, highlighting her controversial approach to stricter asylum policies despite criticism and potential legal challenges.
Dutch Asylum Minister Sparks Controversy Over Royal Award Refusal
Dutch Asylum Minister Marjolein Faber refused to sign a royal award for asylum seeker volunteers due to policy disagreements, highlighting her controversial approach to stricter asylum policies despite criticism and potential legal challenges.
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Public Broadcaster Reform, Hawija Airstrike Cover-Up, and Severe Drought
The Dutch government plans to reform its public broadcaster, reducing the number of broadcasting houses; a parliamentary committee is outraged by the military's concealment of evidence about a 2015 airstrike in Hawija, Iraq, that killed 70 civilians; and the Netherlands faces an unprecedented drough...
Dutch Public Broadcaster Reform, Hawija Airstrike Cover-Up, and Severe Drought
The Dutch government plans to reform its public broadcaster, reducing the number of broadcasting houses; a parliamentary committee is outraged by the military's concealment of evidence about a 2015 airstrike in Hawija, Iraq, that killed 70 civilians; and the Netherlands faces an unprecedented drough...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Dolfinarium Faces €10,000 Fine for Animal Welfare Violations
The Dutch RVO found the Dolfinarium in Harderwijk violated animal welfare regulations 20 times, forcing dolphins and seals into unnatural tricks lacking educational value, resulting in a €2000 per violation fine and potential park closure.
Dutch Dolfinarium Faces €10,000 Fine for Animal Welfare Violations
The Dutch RVO found the Dolfinarium in Harderwijk violated animal welfare regulations 20 times, forcing dolphins and seals into unnatural tricks lacking educational value, resulting in a €2000 per violation fine and potential park closure.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Water Polo Club ZV De Zaan in Euro Cup Final
ZV De Zaan, a Dutch water polo club, will compete against Italy's Pallanuoto Trieste in the Euro Cup final in Amsterdam's Sloterparkbad on Saturday; a win would mark their first European title in 25 years and is significant for sisters Bente and Lieke Rogge, who previously won a world championship a...
Dutch Water Polo Club ZV De Zaan in Euro Cup Final
ZV De Zaan, a Dutch water polo club, will compete against Italy's Pallanuoto Trieste in the Euro Cup final in Amsterdam's Sloterparkbad on Saturday; a win would mark their first European title in 25 years and is significant for sisters Bente and Lieke Rogge, who previously won a world championship a...
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44% Bias Score
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