Dutch Engineer Accused of Passing Chip Secrets to Russia
A 43-year-old former ASML engineer, German A., is accused of stealing confidential information from ASML and NXP, passing it to Russian state-owned companies for cash payments between November 2015 and August 2024, which allegedly aided in building a microelectronics factory in Russia.
Dutch Engineer Accused of Passing Chip Secrets to Russia
A 43-year-old former ASML engineer, German A., is accused of stealing confidential information from ASML and NXP, passing it to Russian state-owned companies for cash payments between November 2015 and August 2024, which allegedly aided in building a microelectronics factory in Russia.
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44% Bias Score
Amsterdam Soccer Violence Trial Sparks International Debate on Antisemitism
Seven men stand trial in Amsterdam for violence against Israeli soccer fans; international Jewish organizations are closely monitoring the case, causing friction with Dutch authorities over their response and highlighting a broader concern about antisemitism in Western Europe.
Amsterdam Soccer Violence Trial Sparks International Debate on Antisemitism
Seven men stand trial in Amsterdam for violence against Israeli soccer fans; international Jewish organizations are closely monitoring the case, causing friction with Dutch authorities over their response and highlighting a broader concern about antisemitism in Western Europe.
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40% Bias Score
Underdog Brest defies expectations, nears Champions League knockout stage
Stade Brestois, a French football club from Brittany, defied expectations by qualifying for the Champions League after narrowly avoiding relegation last season; they are currently close to the knockout phase, playing home matches in Guingamp due to their small stadium.
Underdog Brest defies expectations, nears Champions League knockout stage
Stade Brestois, a French football club from Brittany, defied expectations by qualifying for the Champions League after narrowly avoiding relegation last season; they are currently close to the knockout phase, playing home matches in Guingamp due to their small stadium.
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56% Bias Score
Three Arrested in The Hague Apartment Explosions Investigation
Three men were arrested in The Hague for their potential involvement in apartment explosions that killed six and injured four. Multiple cars were impounded, and the investigation is ongoing, ruling out a gas leak as the cause.
Three Arrested in The Hague Apartment Explosions Investigation
Three men were arrested in The Hague for their potential involvement in apartment explosions that killed six and injured four. Multiple cars were impounded, and the investigation is ongoing, ruling out a gas leak as the cause.
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32% Bias Score
Three Arrested After Hague Apartment Explosion Kills Six
Six people died and three others remain seriously ill following an apartment explosion in The Hague on Saturday, with three arrests made Monday evening in connection with the incident. The police have said a drugs lab was not the cause and have been investigating a vehicle seen driving away shortly ...
Three Arrested After Hague Apartment Explosion Kills Six
Six people died and three others remain seriously ill following an apartment explosion in The Hague on Saturday, with three arrests made Monday evening in connection with the incident. The police have said a drugs lab was not the cause and have been investigating a vehicle seen driving away shortly ...
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40% Bias Score
"Netherlands Halts Syrian Asylum Decisions Amidst Regime Change Uncertainty"
"The Netherlands has implemented a temporary freeze on decisions regarding Syrian asylum applications due to the uncertain security situation following the fall of the Assad regime, impacting nearly 29,000 Syrian asylum seekers and statusholders in the Netherlands, a measure also adopted by several ...
"Netherlands Halts Syrian Asylum Decisions Amidst Regime Change Uncertainty"
"The Netherlands has implemented a temporary freeze on decisions regarding Syrian asylum applications due to the uncertain security situation following the fall of the Assad regime, impacting nearly 29,000 Syrian asylum seekers and statusholders in the Netherlands, a measure also adopted by several ...
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32% Bias Score
Stade Brestois's Unlikely Champions League Run
Stade Brestois, a French football club from Brittany, unexpectedly qualified for the Champions League after a third-place finish in Ligue 1 in 2024 and is on the verge of the knockout stage; they play home games in Guingamp due to stadium limitations.
Stade Brestois's Unlikely Champions League Run
Stade Brestois, a French football club from Brittany, unexpectedly qualified for the Champions League after a third-place finish in Ligue 1 in 2024 and is on the verge of the knockout stage; they play home games in Guingamp due to stadium limitations.
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40% Bias Score
Amsterdam Soccer Violence Trial Sparks International Tensions
Seven men stand trial in Amsterdam for violence against Israeli soccer fans; international reaction, particularly from US Jewish organizations and Israel, is causing friction with Dutch authorities over the handling of the situation and accusations of insufficient response.
Amsterdam Soccer Violence Trial Sparks International Tensions
Seven men stand trial in Amsterdam for violence against Israeli soccer fans; international reaction, particularly from US Jewish organizations and Israel, is causing friction with Dutch authorities over the handling of the situation and accusations of insufficient response.
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40% Bias Score
Sanctions Evasion: Dutch Exports to Russia's Neighbors Surge
New research reveals a 74% (2022) and 90% (2023) increase in Dutch exports to countries bordering Russia since sanctions began, suggesting widespread sanctions evasion through companies using these nations as intermediaries to reach Russia, with over 800 new companies and 540 multinationals involved...
Sanctions Evasion: Dutch Exports to Russia's Neighbors Surge
New research reveals a 74% (2022) and 90% (2023) increase in Dutch exports to countries bordering Russia since sanctions began, suggesting widespread sanctions evasion through companies using these nations as intermediaries to reach Russia, with over 800 new companies and 540 multinationals involved...
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40% Bias Score
Netherlands advocates for stronger climate refugee protection at ICJ
The Netherlands urged the International Court of Justice to enhance protection for climate refugees, currently lacking legal coverage, within the context of Vanuatu's case seeking clarification on international obligations to mitigate climate change and pursue damage claims for inaction.
Netherlands advocates for stronger climate refugee protection at ICJ
The Netherlands urged the International Court of Justice to enhance protection for climate refugees, currently lacking legal coverage, within the context of Vanuatu's case seeking clarification on international obligations to mitigate climate change and pursue damage claims for inaction.
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32% Bias Score
Dutch Asylum Bills Face Strong Opposition Over Workload Concerns
Two draft asylum bills proposed by Dutch Minister Faber face strong opposition from the Council of State and the Council for the Judiciary due to concerns over significant extra workloads for courts and the IND, potentially leading to legal inequality and further delays in the asylum process; Minist...
Dutch Asylum Bills Face Strong Opposition Over Workload Concerns
Two draft asylum bills proposed by Dutch Minister Faber face strong opposition from the Council of State and the Council for the Judiciary due to concerns over significant extra workloads for courts and the IND, potentially leading to legal inequality and further delays in the asylum process; Minist...
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48% Bias Score
Ineos Plant Permit: Dutch Provinces Withdraw Halt Request Amidst Ongoing Legal Challenge
The Dutch provinces of Zeeland and Noord-Brabant initially challenged the permit for the Ineos ethane cracker plant in Flanders due to concerns about nitrogen deposition on Natura 2000 sites, but have withdrawn their suspension request to continue negotiations while the legal challenge proceeds.
Ineos Plant Permit: Dutch Provinces Withdraw Halt Request Amidst Ongoing Legal Challenge
The Dutch provinces of Zeeland and Noord-Brabant initially challenged the permit for the Ineos ethane cracker plant in Flanders due to concerns about nitrogen deposition on Natura 2000 sites, but have withdrawn their suspension request to continue negotiations while the legal challenge proceeds.
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56% Bias Score