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FNV Leadership Crisis: Accusations, Resignation Calls, and Election Uncertainty
A leadership crisis at the Dutch trade union federation FNV involves accusations of misconduct against vice-chair Zakaria Boufangacha, leading to calls for the resignation of the entire board, the postponement of elections scheduled for March 7th, and an ongoing investigation.
FNV Leadership Crisis: Accusations, Resignation Calls, and Election Uncertainty
A leadership crisis at the Dutch trade union federation FNV involves accusations of misconduct against vice-chair Zakaria Boufangacha, leading to calls for the resignation of the entire board, the postponement of elections scheduled for March 7th, and an ongoing investigation.
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44% Bias Score
ACM to Eliminate Outdated Regulations, Boosting Dutch Market Competitiveness
The Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) will remove ineffective regulations from its oversight, starting with a list in its upcoming annual report, aligning with broader EU efforts to boost competitiveness against the US and China while emphasizing the importance of competition and innov...
ACM to Eliminate Outdated Regulations, Boosting Dutch Market Competitiveness
The Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) will remove ineffective regulations from its oversight, starting with a list in its upcoming annual report, aligning with broader EU efforts to boost competitiveness against the US and China while emphasizing the importance of competition and innov...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Municipalities Face Funding Gap Despite Tax Revenue Increase
Dutch municipalities anticipate €14.4 billion in tax and levy revenue for 2025—an 8% increase from 2024—primarily driven by property tax, waste levies, and parking fees; however, this increase doesn't offset a projected €2.3 billion reduction in central government funding in 2026.
Dutch Municipalities Face Funding Gap Despite Tax Revenue Increase
Dutch municipalities anticipate €14.4 billion in tax and levy revenue for 2025—an 8% increase from 2024—primarily driven by property tax, waste levies, and parking fees; however, this increase doesn't offset a projected €2.3 billion reduction in central government funding in 2026.
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32% Bias Score
UvA Files Police Report After Protest Disrupts Minister's Interview
An interview with Dutch Defense Minister Brekelmans at the University of Amsterdam was disrupted by protestors, resulting in physical altercations with security and the premature ending of the event; the university filed a police report.
UvA Files Police Report After Protest Disrupts Minister's Interview
An interview with Dutch Defense Minister Brekelmans at the University of Amsterdam was disrupted by protestors, resulting in physical altercations with security and the premature ending of the event; the university filed a police report.
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60% Bias Score
19-Year-Old Sentenced for Attempted Firework Attack on Family of Deceased Plumber
Nineteen-year-old Rodynho E. received a 30-month prison sentence (10 months suspended) for attempting a firework attack on the home of deceased plumber Ron van Uffelen and his family on August 13-14, 2023, exploiting vulnerable accomplices, following 27 threats and attacks over 14 months.
19-Year-Old Sentenced for Attempted Firework Attack on Family of Deceased Plumber
Nineteen-year-old Rodynho E. received a 30-month prison sentence (10 months suspended) for attempting a firework attack on the home of deceased plumber Ron van Uffelen and his family on August 13-14, 2023, exploiting vulnerable accomplices, following 27 threats and attacks over 14 months.
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40% Bias Score
Almere's Secret Mosque Surveillance: Rights Violations and Damaged Trust
The municipality of Almere secretly infiltrated mosques in 2021 to investigate radicalization, violating privacy and religious freedom, as reported by the Amsterdam Metropool Ombudsman; this led to damaged trust and calls for systemic changes.
Almere's Secret Mosque Surveillance: Rights Violations and Damaged Trust
The municipality of Almere secretly infiltrated mosques in 2021 to investigate radicalization, violating privacy and religious freedom, as reported by the Amsterdam Metropool Ombudsman; this led to damaged trust and calls for systemic changes.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Approves Reduced Noise Reduction at Schiphol Airport
The Dutch Parliament approved a government plan to reduce Schiphol Airport's noise pollution by 15 percent, disappointing residents who sought a more substantial decrease; the government plans to eventually reduce noise by 20 percent but emphasized avoiding rapid cuts to protect the aviation industr...
Dutch Parliament Approves Reduced Noise Reduction at Schiphol Airport
The Dutch Parliament approved a government plan to reduce Schiphol Airport's noise pollution by 15 percent, disappointing residents who sought a more substantial decrease; the government plans to eventually reduce noise by 20 percent but emphasized avoiding rapid cuts to protect the aviation industr...
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48% Bias Score
Go Ahead Eagles Advances to KNVB Cup Semi-Finals
Go Ahead Eagles beat Noordwijk 1-0 in their KNVB Cup quarter-final match, thanks to a goal by Mathis Suray, securing their place in the semi-finals and a potential clash with PSV or Heracles Almelo.
Go Ahead Eagles Advances to KNVB Cup Semi-Finals
Go Ahead Eagles beat Noordwijk 1-0 in their KNVB Cup quarter-final match, thanks to a goal by Mathis Suray, securing their place in the semi-finals and a potential clash with PSV or Heracles Almelo.
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36% Bias Score
UvA Files Police Report After Protestors Disrupt Minister's Interview
At the University of Amsterdam (UvA), an interview with Defense Minister Brekelmans was disrupted by protestors who physically assaulted security guards, leading to a police report and highlighting a pattern of escalating protest tactics on campus.
UvA Files Police Report After Protestors Disrupt Minister's Interview
At the University of Amsterdam (UvA), an interview with Defense Minister Brekelmans was disrupted by protestors who physically assaulted security guards, leading to a police report and highlighting a pattern of escalating protest tactics on campus.
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52% Bias Score
Surge in Dutch Private Schools Raises Equity Concerns
The Netherlands has seen a tripling of private schools in eight years, now numbering 134, as wealthy parents seek specialized education not available in state schools, prompting concerns about educational inequality.
Surge in Dutch Private Schools Raises Equity Concerns
The Netherlands has seen a tripling of private schools in eight years, now numbering 134, as wealthy parents seek specialized education not available in state schools, prompting concerns about educational inequality.
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44% Bias Score
19-Year-Old Sentenced for Attempted Fireworks Attack on Family of Deceased Plumber
19-year-old Rodynho E. was sentenced to 30 months (10 suspended) for attempting a fireworks attack on the home of deceased plumber Ron van Uffelen, following 14 months of 27 threats and attacks on the family. The court cited E.'s leadership role and exploitation of vulnerable accomplices.
19-Year-Old Sentenced for Attempted Fireworks Attack on Family of Deceased Plumber
19-year-old Rodynho E. was sentenced to 30 months (10 suspended) for attempting a fireworks attack on the home of deceased plumber Ron van Uffelen, following 14 months of 27 threats and attacks on the family. The court cited E.'s leadership role and exploitation of vulnerable accomplices.
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36% Bias Score
Amsterdam Police Shortage Halts Crime Investigations Amidst Rise in Demonstrations and Mental Health Incidents"
Due to a doubling of demonstrations and a rise in incidents involving individuals with erratic behavior, the Amsterdam police face a 300-person shortage, forcing them to halt investigations into serious crimes such as murder and drug trafficking in 2024.
Amsterdam Police Shortage Halts Crime Investigations Amidst Rise in Demonstrations and Mental Health Incidents"
Due to a doubling of demonstrations and a rise in incidents involving individuals with erratic behavior, the Amsterdam police face a 300-person shortage, forcing them to halt investigations into serious crimes such as murder and drug trafficking in 2024.
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44% Bias Score
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