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Dutch Experts Assess Vulnerability to Authoritarian Takeover
Three Dutch experts analyze the vulnerability of Dutch institutions to an authoritarian takeover, contrasting the Netherlands' multi-party system and relatively independent judiciary with the US system, highlighting the need for active civic engagement to protect democratic institutions.
Dutch Experts Assess Vulnerability to Authoritarian Takeover
Three Dutch experts analyze the vulnerability of Dutch institutions to an authoritarian takeover, contrasting the Netherlands' multi-party system and relatively independent judiciary with the US system, highlighting the need for active civic engagement to protect democratic institutions.
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32% Bias Score
Netherlands Takes Action Against Israel Amid Gaza Conflict
The Dutch cabinet took action against Israel, including banning two far-right ministers and pushing to partially suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement; these actions are seen as significant within the Netherlands but insufficient by some in light of the Gaza crisis.
Netherlands Takes Action Against Israel Amid Gaza Conflict
The Dutch cabinet took action against Israel, including banning two far-right ministers and pushing to partially suspend the EU-Israel Association Agreement; these actions are seen as significant within the Netherlands but insufficient by some in light of the Gaza crisis.
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48% Bias Score
Manufactured Controversies Hinder Dutch Societal Change
Hendrik Noten's "De prijs van ophef" examines why societal change remains elusive despite widespread agreement on problems like wage stagnation. The book argues that deliberately manufactured controversies, like the 'wage-price spiral' myth, distract from core issues and benefit a small economic eli...
Manufactured Controversies Hinder Dutch Societal Change
Hendrik Noten's "De prijs van ophef" examines why societal change remains elusive despite widespread agreement on problems like wage stagnation. The book argues that deliberately manufactured controversies, like the 'wage-price spiral' myth, distract from core issues and benefit a small economic eli...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Aid to Gaza, Soccer League Resumes Amid Vitesse Dispute, Israel to Occupy Gaza City
A Dutch military plane begins delivering 16 tons of daily aid to Gaza for two weeks, while the Eredivisie and Keuken Kampioen Divisie soccer leagues resume amid a legal challenge to Vitesse's license; Israel plans to occupy Gaza City.
Dutch Aid to Gaza, Soccer League Resumes Amid Vitesse Dispute, Israel to Occupy Gaza City
A Dutch military plane begins delivering 16 tons of daily aid to Gaza for two weeks, while the Eredivisie and Keuken Kampioen Divisie soccer leagues resume amid a legal challenge to Vitesse's license; Israel plans to occupy Gaza City.
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20% Bias Score
Netherlands Revokes Israeli Arms Export Licenses Amid Gaza Conflict
The Dutch foreign ministry revoked three export licenses for Israeli naval components due to the worsening Gaza conflict and misuse risk; this follows eight approved licenses since October 2023, with eleven refused, amid legal challenges and political debate over arms exports to Israel.
Netherlands Revokes Israeli Arms Export Licenses Amid Gaza Conflict
The Dutch foreign ministry revoked three export licenses for Israeli naval components due to the worsening Gaza conflict and misuse risk; this follows eight approved licenses since October 2023, with eleven refused, amid legal challenges and political debate over arms exports to Israel.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Council of State Rejects Healthcare Deductible Reduction Plan
The Dutch Council of State rejected the government's plan to lower the healthcare deductible due to a simultaneous premium increase, the elimination of a disability allowance, and the potential for increased healthcare avoidance among vulnerable groups; it recommended instead a complete phase-out of...
Dutch Council of State Rejects Healthcare Deductible Reduction Plan
The Dutch Council of State rejected the government's plan to lower the healthcare deductible due to a simultaneous premium increase, the elimination of a disability allowance, and the potential for increased healthcare avoidance among vulnerable groups; it recommended instead a complete phase-out of...
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52% Bias Score
Dongen Asylum Shelter Remains Open After Successful Community Petition
Due to a successful local petition, the temporary asylum shelter 'de Nestel' in Dongen, Netherlands, will remain open for an additional two and a half years, enabling renovations and highlighting a positive community response to asylum seekers.
Dongen Asylum Shelter Remains Open After Successful Community Petition
Due to a successful local petition, the temporary asylum shelter 'de Nestel' in Dongen, Netherlands, will remain open for an additional two and a half years, enabling renovations and highlighting a positive community response to asylum seekers.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Boxer Maud van der Toorn to Compete in World Championships After Dispute
20-year-old Dutch boxer Maud van der Toorn will compete in the World Boxing Championships in Liverpool (September 4-14) in the 60 kg category after resolving a dispute with the Dutch boxing federation that initially excluded her; she will temporarily work with the national coach and further negotiat...
Dutch Boxer Maud van der Toorn to Compete in World Championships After Dispute
20-year-old Dutch boxer Maud van der Toorn will compete in the World Boxing Championships in Liverpool (September 4-14) in the 60 kg category after resolving a dispute with the Dutch boxing federation that initially excluded her; she will temporarily work with the national coach and further negotiat...
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48% Bias Score
Vitesse loses professional license; Arnhem fans react violently
A Dutch court ruled against Vitesse's appeal to retain its professional football license, causing emotional fan reactions in Arnhem, including violence against journalists and the club owner, Talpa, filing a formal complaint.
Vitesse loses professional license; Arnhem fans react violently
A Dutch court ruled against Vitesse's appeal to retain its professional football license, causing emotional fan reactions in Arnhem, including violence against journalists and the club owner, Talpa, filing a formal complaint.
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36% Bias Score
Amsterdam Apologizes for Holocaust Complicity
Amsterdam's mayor formally apologized for the city's role in the Holocaust on April 24th, acknowledging the municipal government's complicity in the deportation of 80,000 Jews (75% of whom perished), as detailed in Jeroen Kemperman's new book, which reveals how bureaucratic processes facilitated the...
Amsterdam Apologizes for Holocaust Complicity
Amsterdam's mayor formally apologized for the city's role in the Holocaust on April 24th, acknowledging the municipal government's complicity in the deportation of 80,000 Jews (75% of whom perished), as detailed in Jeroen Kemperman's new book, which reveals how bureaucratic processes facilitated the...
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40% Bias Score
Netherlands Revokes Israeli Arms Export Licenses Amid Gaza Conflict
The Dutch government revoked three export licenses for Israeli naval components due to the deteriorating situation in Gaza and the risk of misuse, raising concerns about potential human rights violations and the effectiveness of export controls.
Netherlands Revokes Israeli Arms Export Licenses Amid Gaza Conflict
The Dutch government revoked three export licenses for Israeli naval components due to the deteriorating situation in Gaza and the risk of misuse, raising concerns about potential human rights violations and the effectiveness of export controls.
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Hockey Teams Favored to Win European Championships
The Netherlands' men's and women's hockey teams, both reigning Olympic champions and world number one, begin their European Championship campaigns today in Mönchengladbach, facing strong competition from Belgium, Spain, Germany, and France, with several players and coaches having Dutch connections.
Dutch Hockey Teams Favored to Win European Championships
The Netherlands' men's and women's hockey teams, both reigning Olympic champions and world number one, begin their European Championship campaigns today in Mönchengladbach, facing strong competition from Belgium, Spain, Germany, and France, with several players and coaches having Dutch connections.
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44% Bias Score
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