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25 Years of Tech: A Dutch Perspective
Bright's editor-in-chief Erwin van der Zande discusses the last 25 years of technological advancements in a Dutch podcast, highlighting the smartphone's revolutionary impact, the rise of social media, and concerns about addiction and shortened attention spans, while expressing optimism for future te...
25 Years of Tech: A Dutch Perspective
Bright's editor-in-chief Erwin van der Zande discusses the last 25 years of technological advancements in a Dutch podcast, highlighting the smartphone's revolutionary impact, the rise of social media, and concerns about addiction and shortened attention spans, while expressing optimism for future te...
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40% Bias Score


Widespread Violence and Communication Failure Mark Dutch New Year's Eve
On New Year's Eve in the Netherlands, police reported numerous violent incidents, including assaults on officers and emergency responders, resulting in injuries and at least 200 arrests; a 14-year-old boy died from firework injuries; a police communication network failure occurred.
Widespread Violence and Communication Failure Mark Dutch New Year's Eve
On New Year's Eve in the Netherlands, police reported numerous violent incidents, including assaults on officers and emergency responders, resulting in injuries and at least 200 arrests; a 14-year-old boy died from firework injuries; a police communication network failure occurred.
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60% Bias Score


Dutch WWII Collaboration Register Released Online
A newly accessible online register in the Netherlands reveals the names of individuals who collaborated with the Nazi occupiers during WWII, prompting descendants like Rinke Smedinga and Pieter Ausma to confront their family histories.
Dutch WWII Collaboration Register Released Online
A newly accessible online register in the Netherlands reveals the names of individuals who collaborated with the Nazi occupiers during WWII, prompting descendants like Rinke Smedinga and Pieter Ausma to confront their family histories.
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52% Bias Score


Dutch Police Communication System Failure During New Year's Eve Leads to Safety Concerns
On New Year's Eve, the Netherlands' C2000 police communication system failed for hours, causing communication disruptions, hindering police operations, and leading to serious incidents; over 200 people were arrested amidst widespread violence, prompting calls for a nationwide fireworks ban, though t...
Dutch Police Communication System Failure During New Year's Eve Leads to Safety Concerns
On New Year's Eve, the Netherlands' C2000 police communication system failed for hours, causing communication disruptions, hindering police operations, and leading to serious incidents; over 200 people were arrested amidst widespread violence, prompting calls for a nationwide fireworks ban, though t...
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56% Bias Score


Ebusco Cuts Jobs Amidst Financial Crisis and Market Manipulation Scandal
Facing financial difficulties, Dutch electric bus manufacturer Ebusco announced 102 job cuts on December 31st, 2024, following a €3 million fine levied against major shareholder Van Der Valk Investments for market manipulation; the company previously lost a legal battle with Qbuzz and faced componen...
Ebusco Cuts Jobs Amidst Financial Crisis and Market Manipulation Scandal
Facing financial difficulties, Dutch electric bus manufacturer Ebusco announced 102 job cuts on December 31st, 2024, following a €3 million fine levied against major shareholder Van Der Valk Investments for market manipulation; the company previously lost a legal battle with Qbuzz and faced componen...
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40% Bias Score


TommyTomato Expands Nationwide, Providing Healthy School Lunches and Employment
TommyTomato, founded in Haarlem during the COVID-19 pandemic, provides healthy, affordable vegetable lunches to 16,000 elementary school children in Eindhoven, aiming to expand nationwide and integrate food education into the school curriculum, employing individuals distanced from the labor market.
TommyTomato Expands Nationwide, Providing Healthy School Lunches and Employment
TommyTomato, founded in Haarlem during the COVID-19 pandemic, provides healthy, affordable vegetable lunches to 16,000 elementary school children in Eindhoven, aiming to expand nationwide and integrate food education into the school curriculum, employing individuals distanced from the labor market.
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44% Bias Score

Dutch Climber Aims to Conquer Volcanic Seven Summits
Ricardo Kaljouw, from Oost-Souburg, Netherlands, is attempting to climb Mount Sidley in Antarctica, aiming to become the first Dutch person and 48th person globally to conquer the Volcanic Seven Summits, a feat expected to cost over €70,000.

Dutch Climber Aims to Conquer Volcanic Seven Summits
Ricardo Kaljouw, from Oost-Souburg, Netherlands, is attempting to climb Mount Sidley in Antarctica, aiming to become the first Dutch person and 48th person globally to conquer the Volcanic Seven Summits, a feat expected to cost over €70,000.
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44% Bias Score

Netherlands Publishes Nazi Collaboration Suspect Database
An online database containing the names of roughly 425,000 people suspected of collaborating with the Nazis during the German occupation of the Netherlands (1940-1945) has been launched, facilitating historical research while raising privacy concerns.

Netherlands Publishes Nazi Collaboration Suspect Database
An online database containing the names of roughly 425,000 people suspected of collaborating with the Nazis during the German occupation of the Netherlands (1940-1945) has been launched, facilitating historical research while raising privacy concerns.
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36% Bias Score

Dutch Police Communication System Failure During New Year's Eve Leads to Multiple Serious Incidents
On New Year's Eve, the Dutch police communication system, C2000, failed for hours, hindering police operations and leading to numerous serious incidents, including officers confronting armed suspects without backup; the police chief blames the Ministry of Justice and Security.

Dutch Police Communication System Failure During New Year's Eve Leads to Multiple Serious Incidents
On New Year's Eve, the Dutch police communication system, C2000, failed for hours, hindering police operations and leading to numerous serious incidents, including officers confronting armed suspects without backup; the police chief blames the Ministry of Justice and Security.
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52% Bias Score

Partial Release of WWII Collaboration Suspect Data
The names of over 400,000 Dutch WWII collaboration suspects are now partially accessible online, a decision made after privacy concerns halted the initial plan for full digital access to the National Archives' Central Archive for Special Jurisprudence (CABR).

Partial Release of WWII Collaboration Suspect Data
The names of over 400,000 Dutch WWII collaboration suspects are now partially accessible online, a decision made after privacy concerns halted the initial plan for full digital access to the National Archives' Central Archive for Special Jurisprudence (CABR).
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48% Bias Score

Financial Burden on Working Ukrainian Refugees in Netherlands Sparks Concern
Starting January 1st, 2024, working Ukrainian refugees in Dutch municipal shelters must contribute financially, raising concerns about increased financial hardship for vulnerable families; a study shows 20% are below the poverty line and one-third have higher expenses than income.

Financial Burden on Working Ukrainian Refugees in Netherlands Sparks Concern
Starting January 1st, 2024, working Ukrainian refugees in Dutch municipal shelters must contribute financially, raising concerns about increased financial hardship for vulnerable families; a study shows 20% are below the poverty line and one-third have higher expenses than income.
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40% Bias Score

Dutch New Car Registrations Rise 3.1% in 2024
The Netherlands saw a 3.1% rise in new car registrations in 2024, reaching 381,227, driven partly by a December surge and the phasing out of electric car subsidies; hybrid cars remain most popular, but gasoline cars still dominate the overall market.

Dutch New Car Registrations Rise 3.1% in 2024
The Netherlands saw a 3.1% rise in new car registrations in 2024, reaching 381,227, driven partly by a December surge and the phasing out of electric car subsidies; hybrid cars remain most popular, but gasoline cars still dominate the overall market.
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36% Bias Score
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