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15-Year-Old Referee Assaulted, Exposes Dutch Soccer Violence Crisis
On May 11, 2025, during an under-13 soccer match in Lisse, Netherlands, 15-year-old referee Levi Kortekaas was subjected to verbal and physical abuse by players and coaches from VV Katwijk, prompting him to seek refuge and leading to the abandonment of the game; this incident underscores a concernin...
15-Year-Old Referee Assaulted, Exposes Dutch Soccer Violence Crisis
On May 11, 2025, during an under-13 soccer match in Lisse, Netherlands, 15-year-old referee Levi Kortekaas was subjected to verbal and physical abuse by players and coaches from VV Katwijk, prompting him to seek refuge and leading to the abandonment of the game; this incident underscores a concernin...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Ex-Minister Receives Driving Ban for Hitting Girl
Former Dutch Foreign Minister Piet de Bot received a six-month driving ban and a 120-hour suspended community service sentence for hitting a 14-year-old girl with his car in 2022, causing injuries, in an accident on Badhuisweg in The Hague; the court rejected his explanation.
Dutch Ex-Minister Receives Driving Ban for Hitting Girl
Former Dutch Foreign Minister Piet de Bot received a six-month driving ban and a 120-hour suspended community service sentence for hitting a 14-year-old girl with his car in 2022, causing injuries, in an accident on Badhuisweg in The Hague; the court rejected his explanation.
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36% Bias Score
Death Threats, Murder Underscore Risks in Cyprus Crime Reporting
Journalist Aysemden Akin received death threats after publishing articles about a slain mafia boss's illegal gambling empire and political connections in Northern Cyprus; her key source, Cemil Ănal, was later assassinated in the Netherlands despite having security.
Death Threats, Murder Underscore Risks in Cyprus Crime Reporting
Journalist Aysemden Akin received death threats after publishing articles about a slain mafia boss's illegal gambling empire and political connections in Northern Cyprus; her key source, Cemil Ănal, was later assassinated in the Netherlands despite having security.
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40% Bias Score
KNAW Urges Action Against Intimidation of Dutch Scientists
The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) reported 45 emergency and 14 ongoing security measures protecting university staff from November 2022 to December 2023 due to increasing intimidation of scientists, particularly women and young researchers, discussing sensitive topics like cl...
KNAW Urges Action Against Intimidation of Dutch Scientists
The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) reported 45 emergency and 14 ongoing security measures protecting university staff from November 2022 to December 2023 due to increasing intimidation of scientists, particularly women and young researchers, discussing sensitive topics like cl...
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48% Bias Score
Pallas Reactor: âŹ400 Million Overbudget, One-Year Delay
Construction of the Pallas medical reactor in Petten, Netherlands, faces a âŹ400 million cost increase and a one-year delay, reaching a total cost of âŹ2.4 billion and a 2032 launch date due to contractor issues, design changes, and insufficient government oversight.
Pallas Reactor: âŹ400 Million Overbudget, One-Year Delay
Construction of the Pallas medical reactor in Petten, Netherlands, faces a âŹ400 million cost increase and a one-year delay, reaching a total cost of âŹ2.4 billion and a 2032 launch date due to contractor issues, design changes, and insufficient government oversight.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Art Foundation Mitigates Challenges Faced by Asylum-Seeking Children
De Vrolijkheid, a Dutch art foundation, organizes weekly art workshops for children at 30 asylum centers, including Emmen, offering creative outlets and support to mitigate the challenges of asylum seeking. In Emmen, 345 minors currently reside, and the workshops address trauma, disrupted routines, ...
Dutch Art Foundation Mitigates Challenges Faced by Asylum-Seeking Children
De Vrolijkheid, a Dutch art foundation, organizes weekly art workshops for children at 30 asylum centers, including Emmen, offering creative outlets and support to mitigate the challenges of asylum seeking. In Emmen, 345 minors currently reside, and the workshops address trauma, disrupted routines, ...
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36% Bias Score
Katwijk Pro-Palestinian Protest Violently Disrupted by 400 Counter-Demonstrators
In Katwijk, Netherlands, a pro-Palestinian demonstration was violently disrupted by around 400 counter-demonstrators, exceeding initial estimates, resulting in two arrests, one injury, and the use of riot police; the demonstration itself was peaceful.
Katwijk Pro-Palestinian Protest Violently Disrupted by 400 Counter-Demonstrators
In Katwijk, Netherlands, a pro-Palestinian demonstration was violently disrupted by around 400 counter-demonstrators, exceeding initial estimates, resulting in two arrests, one injury, and the use of riot police; the demonstration itself was peaceful.
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36% Bias Score
Ajax Coach Farioli: From Philosophy Student to Unexpected Success
Francesco Farioli, Ajax's 36-year-old coach, followed an unusual path from philosophy student and goalkeeper trainer to achieve notable success at Ajax this season, despite not winning the title, demonstrating his ability to build strong teams even without exceptional talent.
Ajax Coach Farioli: From Philosophy Student to Unexpected Success
Francesco Farioli, Ajax's 36-year-old coach, followed an unusual path from philosophy student and goalkeeper trainer to achieve notable success at Ajax this season, despite not winning the title, demonstrating his ability to build strong teams even without exceptional talent.
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36% Bias Score
Rotterdam's Fenix Museum Opens Amidst Rising Global Migration
The Fenix museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands, opened on Friday, featuring exhibits on migration and a spiral staircase symbolizing migrants' journeys; it opened as global migration rises and anti-immigrant sentiment increases, located on a former waterway used by millions emigrating to the US.
Rotterdam's Fenix Museum Opens Amidst Rising Global Migration
The Fenix museum in Rotterdam, Netherlands, opened on Friday, featuring exhibits on migration and a spiral staircase symbolizing migrants' journeys; it opened as global migration rises and anti-immigrant sentiment increases, located on a former waterway used by millions emigrating to the US.
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24% Bias Score
Dutch Government Criticized for Prioritizing Economy Over Environment
A Dutch advisory council report criticizes the government's decades-long focus on economic success over environmental concerns, resulting in critical issues like housing shortages, nitrogen surplus, and water pollution; it recommends prioritizing open decision-making, enforcing regulations, and valu...
Dutch Government Criticized for Prioritizing Economy Over Environment
A Dutch advisory council report criticizes the government's decades-long focus on economic success over environmental concerns, resulting in critical issues like housing shortages, nitrogen surplus, and water pollution; it recommends prioritizing open decision-making, enforcing regulations, and valu...
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60% Bias Score
Rotterdam Museum Showcases Multifaceted View of Migration Through Art and Artifacts
Rotterdam's new Migration Museum, opening this week, uses art, personal stories, and artifactsâincluding a boat from Lampedusa, Berlin Wall fragments, and paintings by de Kooning and Holbeinâto present a multifaceted view of migration, avoiding a solely political narrative.
Rotterdam Museum Showcases Multifaceted View of Migration Through Art and Artifacts
Rotterdam's new Migration Museum, opening this week, uses art, personal stories, and artifactsâincluding a boat from Lampedusa, Berlin Wall fragments, and paintings by de Kooning and Holbeinâto present a multifaceted view of migration, avoiding a solely political narrative.
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24% Bias Score
Dutch Government Launches Campaign Against "Buy Now, Pay Later" Risks
The Dutch government is combating the rise of "buy now, pay later" services among young people by launching an awareness campaign, while stricter regulations are expected from the EU next year. A court case against Klarna highlights the current shortcomings.
Dutch Government Launches Campaign Against "Buy Now, Pay Later" Risks
The Dutch government is combating the rise of "buy now, pay later" services among young people by launching an awareness campaign, while stricter regulations are expected from the EU next year. A court case against Klarna highlights the current shortcomings.
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52% Bias Score
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