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Dutch Council of State Critiques Yemeni Asylum Policy
The Dutch Council of State ruled that the government must better justify its rejection of Yemeni asylum seekers, citing insufficient research into the conflict's intensity and impact on civilians, requiring a reassessment of numerous pending applications.
Dutch Council of State Critiques Yemeni Asylum Policy
The Dutch Council of State ruled that the government must better justify its rejection of Yemeni asylum seekers, citing insufficient research into the conflict's intensity and impact on civilians, requiring a reassessment of numerous pending applications.
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24% Bias Score


Kok's Appeal: Allegations of Evidence Manipulation in 400kg Cocaine Case
On June 11th, Robert Mink Kok's appeal trial concluded, with his lawyer alleging manipulated evidence in the case involving 400 kg of cocaine smuggled in 2020, citing a manipulated police report and highlighting Kok's long-standing distrust of Dutch authorities.
Kok's Appeal: Allegations of Evidence Manipulation in 400kg Cocaine Case
On June 11th, Robert Mink Kok's appeal trial concluded, with his lawyer alleging manipulated evidence in the case involving 400 kg of cocaine smuggled in 2020, citing a manipulated police report and highlighting Kok's long-standing distrust of Dutch authorities.
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40% Bias Score


Dutch Youth Care Facility Faces Penalties for Inadequate Care
The Hague's Veerkracht Jeugdhulp youth care facility faces penalties for failing to meet care standards, including staff misconduct and inadequate facilities, putting vulnerable youth at risk, with the IGJ ordering improvements.
Dutch Youth Care Facility Faces Penalties for Inadequate Care
The Hague's Veerkracht Jeugdhulp youth care facility faces penalties for failing to meet care standards, including staff misconduct and inadequate facilities, putting vulnerable youth at risk, with the IGJ ordering improvements.
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40% Bias Score


Netherlands: Key Financial Conduit in EU-Israel Relations Amidst Sanctions Debate
The Netherlands was Israel's largest investor in 2023 (€49 billion), and the main European destination for Israeli capital (€47 billion), raising concerns about its role in Israel's economy as the EU considers sanctions due to human rights violations.
Netherlands: Key Financial Conduit in EU-Israel Relations Amidst Sanctions Debate
The Netherlands was Israel's largest investor in 2023 (€49 billion), and the main European destination for Israeli capital (€47 billion), raising concerns about its role in Israel's economy as the EU considers sanctions due to human rights violations.
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56% Bias Score


ADHD Medication Prescriptions in the Netherlands Quadruple, Reflecting Increased Diagnosis in Women
A fourfold increase in ADHD medication prescriptions in the Netherlands between 2006 and 2023 reveals that over 300,000 people received prescriptions in 2023, with women now making up over half of those prescribed medication; experts attribute this to improved recognition and diagnosis of ADHD in wo...
ADHD Medication Prescriptions in the Netherlands Quadruple, Reflecting Increased Diagnosis in Women
A fourfold increase in ADHD medication prescriptions in the Netherlands between 2006 and 2023 reveals that over 300,000 people received prescriptions in 2023, with women now making up over half of those prescribed medication; experts attribute this to improved recognition and diagnosis of ADHD in wo...
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36% Bias Score


Nijmegen Marches Begin as EU Weighs Gaza Impact on Israel Trade
Around 40,000 participants from 82 countries began the Nijmegen Four Days Marches today, while EU foreign ministers convene in Brussels to address Israel's actions in Gaza and the implications for their trade agreement, with a report from the EU's foreign policy chief indicating a violation of the a...
Nijmegen Marches Begin as EU Weighs Gaza Impact on Israel Trade
Around 40,000 participants from 82 countries began the Nijmegen Four Days Marches today, while EU foreign ministers convene in Brussels to address Israel's actions in Gaza and the implications for their trade agreement, with a report from the EU's foreign policy chief indicating a violation of the a...
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12% Bias Score

Schiphol Court Orders Partial Solar Panel Removal Due to Glare Affecting Pilots
A Dutch court ordered the removal of over 78,000 solar panels from a solar park near Schiphol Airport due to glare affecting pilots' landing visibility, causing temporary runway closures and disruptions for travelers and residents. The owner must cover all removal costs.

Schiphol Court Orders Partial Solar Panel Removal Due to Glare Affecting Pilots
A Dutch court ordered the removal of over 78,000 solar panels from a solar park near Schiphol Airport due to glare affecting pilots' landing visibility, causing temporary runway closures and disruptions for travelers and residents. The owner must cover all removal costs.
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52% Bias Score

Dutch Pension Cut Proposal Sparks Public Backlash
A Dutch government advisory group proposed €7 billion in cuts affecting pensions, sparking outrage from 97% of respondents who criticized the plan and suggested alternative measures.

Dutch Pension Cut Proposal Sparks Public Backlash
A Dutch government advisory group proposed €7 billion in cuts affecting pensions, sparking outrage from 97% of respondents who criticized the plan and suggested alternative measures.
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56% Bias Score

Nibud Proposes Single Fixed-Cost Payment Day in Netherlands
The Dutch Nibud agency proposed aligning all fixed cost payments (rent, insurance, utilities) to a single day, a move supported by many but facing challenges due to differing current payment schedules across various sectors, impacting millions.

Nibud Proposes Single Fixed-Cost Payment Day in Netherlands
The Dutch Nibud agency proposed aligning all fixed cost payments (rent, insurance, utilities) to a single day, a move supported by many but facing challenges due to differing current payment schedules across various sectors, impacting millions.
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28% Bias Score

Lack of Student Finance Risks Creating 'Lost Generation' of Ukrainian Refugees in Netherlands
In the Netherlands, Ukrainian refugees over 18 lack access to student finance due to EU temporary protection rules, forcing many into low-paid jobs and hindering their long-term prospects, while the government hesitates due to the estimated cost of €12 million in 2026, rising to €87 million by 2029.

Lack of Student Finance Risks Creating 'Lost Generation' of Ukrainian Refugees in Netherlands
In the Netherlands, Ukrainian refugees over 18 lack access to student finance due to EU temporary protection rules, forcing many into low-paid jobs and hindering their long-term prospects, while the government hesitates due to the estimated cost of €12 million in 2026, rising to €87 million by 2029.
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40% Bias Score

Ukrainian Youth in Netherlands Face 'Lost Generation' Risk Due to Legal Gaps
Approximately 5,000 to 7,000 young Ukrainian adults in the Netherlands risk becoming a lost generation due to lacking access to higher education and financial aid after age 18 because of their temporary protection status, unlike statusholders; the UAF is advocating for policy changes to address this...

Ukrainian Youth in Netherlands Face 'Lost Generation' Risk Due to Legal Gaps
Approximately 5,000 to 7,000 young Ukrainian adults in the Netherlands risk becoming a lost generation due to lacking access to higher education and financial aid after age 18 because of their temporary protection status, unlike statusholders; the UAF is advocating for policy changes to address this...
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44% Bias Score

Dutch Railway Unions Reject NS Wage Offer, Further Strikes Threatened
Dutch railway unions VVMC and FNV rejected NS's final wage offer of 4% this year and 2.75% next year, while CNV accepted; further strikes are threatened due to disagreements over wages and working conditions.

Dutch Railway Unions Reject NS Wage Offer, Further Strikes Threatened
Dutch railway unions VVMC and FNV rejected NS's final wage offer of 4% this year and 2.75% next year, while CNV accepted; further strikes are threatened due to disagreements over wages and working conditions.
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44% Bias Score
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