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Dutch Left Threatens No-Confidence Vote Over Gaza Sanctions
The Dutch left-wing opposition threatens a no-confidence vote against the acting foreign minister, Caspar Veldkamp, unless he swiftly imposes tougher sanctions on Israel for the Gaza destruction; GroenLinks-PvdA demands a full weapons embargo and settlement trade ban, while Veldkamp plans to discuss...
Dutch Left Threatens No-Confidence Vote Over Gaza Sanctions
The Dutch left-wing opposition threatens a no-confidence vote against the acting foreign minister, Caspar Veldkamp, unless he swiftly imposes tougher sanctions on Israel for the Gaza destruction; GroenLinks-PvdA demands a full weapons embargo and settlement trade ban, while Veldkamp plans to discuss...
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Cancer Survivor Insurance Policy Needs Revision
A Dutch study reveals that young adult cancer survivors have the same survival rate as their peers four years post-diagnosis, yet insurers require disclosure of cancer history for up to ten years, creating financial hardship for survivors.
Dutch Cancer Survivor Insurance Policy Needs Revision
A Dutch study reveals that young adult cancer survivors have the same survival rate as their peers four years post-diagnosis, yet insurers require disclosure of cancer history for up to ten years, creating financial hardship for survivors.
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40% Bias Score
JA21 Confident of Electoral Success Amidst Right-Wing Competition
JA21, a Dutch right-wing party, aims for 7-10 seats in the October 29th elections, fueled by improved polling numbers and new recruits, including a former PVV state secretary, after overcoming internal crises and a poor start.
JA21 Confident of Electoral Success Amidst Right-Wing Competition
JA21, a Dutch right-wing party, aims for 7-10 seats in the October 29th elections, fueled by improved polling numbers and new recruits, including a former PVV state secretary, after overcoming internal crises and a poor start.
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60% Bias Score
Dutch Bill Seeks to Allow Dual Nationality for Expats
D66 and GroenLinks-PvdA submitted a bill to the Dutch parliament to allow dual nationality, addressing the issue of statelessness for Dutch citizens living abroad, particularly in countries like Bahrain, Russia, Nicaragua, and Kuwait, where nationality laws are strict.
Dutch Bill Seeks to Allow Dual Nationality for Expats
D66 and GroenLinks-PvdA submitted a bill to the Dutch parliament to allow dual nationality, addressing the issue of statelessness for Dutch citizens living abroad, particularly in countries like Bahrain, Russia, Nicaragua, and Kuwait, where nationality laws are strict.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Calvinist Party Excludes Women from Election List
The Reformed Political Party (SGP) in the Netherlands, a Calvinist party founded in 1918, excluded women from its candidate list for the October 29 elections due to its interpretation of biblical principles, causing conflict with the Dutch Constitution's prohibition of gender discrimination.
Dutch Calvinist Party Excludes Women from Election List
The Reformed Political Party (SGP) in the Netherlands, a Calvinist party founded in 1918, excluded women from its candidate list for the October 29 elections due to its interpretation of biblical principles, causing conflict with the Dutch Constitution's prohibition of gender discrimination.
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48% Bias Score
False Claims of Israeli Soldiers' Arrest by Dutch Police Debunked
False social media posts claimed Dutch police arrested Israeli soldiers Yohel Yolita and Shitan Shaul for war crimes; reverse image searches revealed the photos were misrepresented, showing unrelated events in Britain and Spain, and the Dutch prosecutor confirmed no such arrests.
False Claims of Israeli Soldiers' Arrest by Dutch Police Debunked
False social media posts claimed Dutch police arrested Israeli soldiers Yohel Yolita and Shitan Shaul for war crimes; reverse image searches revealed the photos were misrepresented, showing unrelated events in Britain and Spain, and the Dutch prosecutor confirmed no such arrests.
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24% Bias Score
All Will Rise": Activism Deck-Building Game Tackles Environmental Injustice
In the deck-building game "All Will Rise", lawyer Kuyili wins personhood rights for a river in Muziris, India, but an oil spill immediately pollutes it, prompting an investigation driven by card-based conversations reflecting real-world activism.
All Will Rise": Activism Deck-Building Game Tackles Environmental Injustice
In the deck-building game "All Will Rise", lawyer Kuyili wins personhood rights for a river in Muziris, India, but an oil spill immediately pollutes it, prompting an investigation driven by card-based conversations reflecting real-world activism.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Children Abducted in Custody Dispute; Recovered in Belgium
On March 31st, an 11-year-old girl and her 6-year-old brother were abducted in Dalfsen, Netherlands, by their biological parents, Samantha F. and Michaël van K., due to an ongoing custody dispute involving allegations of years of child abuse. The children were recovered unharmed in Oudenaarde, Belgi...
Dutch Children Abducted in Custody Dispute; Recovered in Belgium
On March 31st, an 11-year-old girl and her 6-year-old brother were abducted in Dalfsen, Netherlands, by their biological parents, Samantha F. and Michaël van K., due to an ongoing custody dispute involving allegations of years of child abuse. The children were recovered unharmed in Oudenaarde, Belgi...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Population Study Data Breach Sparks Public Outrage Over Cybersecurity
A Dutch population study suffered a data breach, prompting public outrage over insufficient government cybersecurity measures and demands for increased funding, stricter regulations for contractors, and enhanced data protection.
Dutch Population Study Data Breach Sparks Public Outrage Over Cybersecurity
A Dutch population study suffered a data breach, prompting public outrage over insufficient government cybersecurity measures and demands for increased funding, stricter regulations for contractors, and enhanced data protection.
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52% Bias Score
Threats to Democracy Overshadowed by Yesilgöz Controversy in Dutch TV Program
A Dutch TV program highlighted threats against those defending democracy; VVD leader Dilan Yesilgöz's response to a journalist's tweet about police brutality overshadowed the main topic, sparking debates about her leadership and causing discussions about replacing her, while simultaneously revealing...
Threats to Democracy Overshadowed by Yesilgöz Controversy in Dutch TV Program
A Dutch TV program highlighted threats against those defending democracy; VVD leader Dilan Yesilgöz's response to a journalist's tweet about police brutality overshadowed the main topic, sparking debates about her leadership and causing discussions about replacing her, while simultaneously revealing...
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64% Bias Score
Netherlands Deploys Troops and Patriot Systems to Poland to Protect Ukraine Aid
The Netherlands is deploying 300 troops and two Patriot anti-aircraft systems to Poland starting December 1st to protect Ukrainian military aid from Russian attacks, a mission lasting until at least May, separate from potential ground troops in Ukraine.
Netherlands Deploys Troops and Patriot Systems to Poland to Protect Ukraine Aid
The Netherlands is deploying 300 troops and two Patriot anti-aircraft systems to Poland starting December 1st to protect Ukrainian military aid from Russian attacks, a mission lasting until at least May, separate from potential ground troops in Ukraine.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Housing Crisis Widens Gap Between Single and Dual-Income Homebuyers
Soaring house prices in the Netherlands (€474,234 average) disproportionately affect single homebuyers, whose maximum loan (€215,083 with a modal income) limits their options to 2.1 percent of available homes, while dual-income households have access to 36 percent, highlighting a critical housing sh...
Dutch Housing Crisis Widens Gap Between Single and Dual-Income Homebuyers
Soaring house prices in the Netherlands (€474,234 average) disproportionately affect single homebuyers, whose maximum loan (€215,083 with a modal income) limits their options to 2.1 percent of available homes, while dual-income households have access to 36 percent, highlighting a critical housing sh...
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48% Bias Score
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