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Netherlands Launches Anti-Vaping Campaign Amidst Youth Addiction Crisis
The Netherlands launches a national anti-vaping campaign, "Say No to Vaping," targeting parents to discuss vaping dangers with children, driven by a study showing nearly 40% of 12–16-year-old vapers are addicted and the hospitalization of at least 14 children in 2024 due to vaping.
Netherlands Launches Anti-Vaping Campaign Amidst Youth Addiction Crisis
The Netherlands launches a national anti-vaping campaign, "Say No to Vaping," targeting parents to discuss vaping dangers with children, driven by a study showing nearly 40% of 12–16-year-old vapers are addicted and the hospitalization of at least 14 children in 2024 due to vaping.
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56% Bias Score
Record Low Rainfall in Netherlands Leads to Severe Drought
The Netherlands experienced record low rainfall in March 2025, resulting in a severe drought, prompting local water restrictions and highlighting the need for improved water management strategies.
Record Low Rainfall in Netherlands Leads to Severe Drought
The Netherlands experienced record low rainfall in March 2025, resulting in a severe drought, prompting local water restrictions and highlighting the need for improved water management strategies.
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16% Bias Score
Vollering Wins Second Consecutive Vuelta Femenina, Dutch Cyclists Dominate
Demi Vollering won the 2024 Vuelta Femenina, marking her second consecutive victory and the fifth consecutive win for a Dutch cyclist, with Dutch cyclists winning every stage and all classification jerseys.
Vollering Wins Second Consecutive Vuelta Femenina, Dutch Cyclists Dominate
Demi Vollering won the 2024 Vuelta Femenina, marking her second consecutive victory and the fifth consecutive win for a Dutch cyclist, with Dutch cyclists winning every stage and all classification jerseys.
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40% Bias Score
VZV's Unexpected Rise to Dutch Handball Final
The small Dutch village of 't Veld's handball club, VZV, is competing in a best-of-three final series against SEW for their first-ever national championship title, a culmination of years of support from former pastor Theo Vertelman, who predicted their victory, and intense community involvement.
VZV's Unexpected Rise to Dutch Handball Final
The small Dutch village of 't Veld's handball club, VZV, is competing in a best-of-three final series against SEW for their first-ever national championship title, a culmination of years of support from former pastor Theo Vertelman, who predicted their victory, and intense community involvement.
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44% Bias Score
Tilburg's Sacramentskerk Regains its Spire After 30 Years
The Sacramentskerk in Tilburg, Netherlands, has a new 21.5-meter spire after its previous one was removed in 1992 due to war damage and deterioration; the nearly 28,000 kg spire, made of steel and special glass, cost approximately €500,000 and was installed today, requiring temporary road closures a...
Tilburg's Sacramentskerk Regains its Spire After 30 Years
The Sacramentskerk in Tilburg, Netherlands, has a new 21.5-meter spire after its previous one was removed in 1992 due to war damage and deterioration; the nearly 28,000 kg spire, made of steel and special glass, cost approximately €500,000 and was installed today, requiring temporary road closures a...
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36% Bias Score
Netherlands Presses EU to Investigate Israel Over Gaza Actions
The Netherlands is urging the EU to investigate potential Israeli violations of their association agreement due to Israel's actions in Gaza, including the blockade of humanitarian aid resulting in over 50,000 deaths, and vetoed an EU-Israel action plan. This follows previous insufficient responses f...
Netherlands Presses EU to Investigate Israel Over Gaza Actions
The Netherlands is urging the EU to investigate potential Israeli violations of their association agreement due to Israel's actions in Gaza, including the blockade of humanitarian aid resulting in over 50,000 deaths, and vetoed an EU-Israel action plan. This follows previous insufficient responses f...
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56% Bias Score
Amsterdam Schools to Phase Out External Teacher Hiring
Amsterdam's primary schools, encompassing over 4,600 full-time positions across Amsterdam, Weesp, Diemen, and Duivendrecht, are phasing out external teacher hires to improve education quality and save money, with the goal of prioritizing permanent staff and reducing the reliance on temporary workers...
Amsterdam Schools to Phase Out External Teacher Hiring
Amsterdam's primary schools, encompassing over 4,600 full-time positions across Amsterdam, Weesp, Diemen, and Duivendrecht, are phasing out external teacher hires to improve education quality and save money, with the goal of prioritizing permanent staff and reducing the reliance on temporary workers...
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40% Bias Score
Nancy Ajram's Return to Netherlands Highlights Global Pop Star's Influence
Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram, known for her catchy pop music and diverse repertoire, returned to the Netherlands after 15 years for a sold-out concert honoring women; her global popularity is evident in her widespread fan base, including American singer Billie Eilish, and her influence extends to usi...
Nancy Ajram's Return to Netherlands Highlights Global Pop Star's Influence
Lebanese singer Nancy Ajram, known for her catchy pop music and diverse repertoire, returned to the Netherlands after 15 years for a sold-out concert honoring women; her global popularity is evident in her widespread fan base, including American singer Billie Eilish, and her influence extends to usi...
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52% Bias Score
Death of Criminologist Wouter Buikhuisen: Legacy of the "Buikhuisen Affair
Criminologist Wouter Buikhuisen, known for the controversial "Buikhuisen Affair" surrounding his research on genetics and criminal behavior, died on Tuesday at 91; the affair, marked by intense public criticism and death threats, led to his departure from Leiden University but concluded with a recon...
Death of Criminologist Wouter Buikhuisen: Legacy of the "Buikhuisen Affair
Criminologist Wouter Buikhuisen, known for the controversial "Buikhuisen Affair" surrounding his research on genetics and criminal behavior, died on Tuesday at 91; the affair, marked by intense public criticism and death threats, led to his departure from Leiden University but concluded with a recon...
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36% Bias Score
Mauro Júnior Open to Netherlands Call-Up, But Won't Renounce Brazilian Citizenship
PSV's Mauro Júnior, a versatile 26-year-old Brazilian, is open to playing for the Netherlands but refuses to give up his Brazilian citizenship, despite meeting residency requirements; he recently extended his contract with PSV until 2029.
Mauro Júnior Open to Netherlands Call-Up, But Won't Renounce Brazilian Citizenship
PSV's Mauro Júnior, a versatile 26-year-old Brazilian, is open to playing for the Netherlands but refuses to give up his Brazilian citizenship, despite meeting residency requirements; he recently extended his contract with PSV until 2029.
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32% Bias Score
Tilburg's 'Church without a Spire' Gets a New €500,000 Spire
Tilburg's Sacramentskerk, nicknamed the 'Church without a Spire' for decades, now has a new 21.5-meter spire made of steel and special glass costing €500,000, largely funded by the municipality, after its old spire was removed in 1992 due to structural issues.
Tilburg's 'Church without a Spire' Gets a New €500,000 Spire
Tilburg's Sacramentskerk, nicknamed the 'Church without a Spire' for decades, now has a new 21.5-meter spire made of steel and special glass costing €500,000, largely funded by the municipality, after its old spire was removed in 1992 due to structural issues.
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24% Bias Score
Dutch Minister Cancels Outings for Asylum Seekers, Sparking Criticism
Dutch Minister Faber announced an end to all outings for asylum seekers, sparking criticism from children's organizations who highlight the importance of recreation for the well-being of traumatized minors; a planned trip to the Efteling amusement park was cancelled, despite a replacement outing bei...
Dutch Minister Cancels Outings for Asylum Seekers, Sparking Criticism
Dutch Minister Faber announced an end to all outings for asylum seekers, sparking criticism from children's organizations who highlight the importance of recreation for the well-being of traumatized minors; a planned trip to the Efteling amusement park was cancelled, despite a replacement outing bei...
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48% Bias Score
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