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Stolen VOC Documents Recovered After a Decade
Stolen VOC documents, including a 1602 account of the company's founding and a logbook by Admiral Michiel de Ruyter, were recovered by art detective Arthur Brand after being used as loan collateral; a deceased former archive employee was the thief.
Stolen VOC Documents Recovered After a Decade
Stolen VOC documents, including a 1602 account of the company's founding and a logbook by Admiral Michiel de Ruyter, were recovered by art detective Arthur Brand after being used as loan collateral; a deceased former archive employee was the thief.
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44% Bias Score
SCP Urges Dutch Parties to Avoid Unrealistic Election Promises
The Dutch Social and Cultural Planning Office (SCP) warns political parties against unrealistic promises ahead of the October elections, citing the erosion of public trust and the complexities of issues like immigration policy as key concerns, urging clear choices and transparent communication.
SCP Urges Dutch Parties to Avoid Unrealistic Election Promises
The Dutch Social and Cultural Planning Office (SCP) warns political parties against unrealistic promises ahead of the October elections, citing the erosion of public trust and the complexities of issues like immigration policy as key concerns, urging clear choices and transparent communication.
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36% Bias Score
Groningen Province Offers Financial Reprieve to Struggling Scheemda Hospital
The Groningen province is temporarily suspending interest payments on a €10 million loan to the financially struggling Ommelander Ziekenhuis Groningen (OZG) in Scheemda for two years, to allow the hospital to implement a new improvement plan to address issues such as staff shortages, high absenteeis...
Groningen Province Offers Financial Reprieve to Struggling Scheemda Hospital
The Groningen province is temporarily suspending interest payments on a €10 million loan to the financially struggling Ommelander Ziekenhuis Groningen (OZG) in Scheemda for two years, to allow the hospital to implement a new improvement plan to address issues such as staff shortages, high absenteeis...
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40% Bias Score
Vlissingen Grapples with Surge in Youth Shootings Amidst Funding Shortfall
On June 22nd, 2025, two shootings in Vlissingen, Netherlands, left one person dead and another injured; both incidents involved young people and stemmed from private disputes, adding to fifteen shootings since June 2024, prompting concerns about the city's high youth crime rates and limited access t...
Vlissingen Grapples with Surge in Youth Shootings Amidst Funding Shortfall
On June 22nd, 2025, two shootings in Vlissingen, Netherlands, left one person dead and another injured; both incidents involved young people and stemmed from private disputes, adding to fifteen shootings since June 2024, prompting concerns about the city's high youth crime rates and limited access t...
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40% Bias Score
England's Veurink to Join Netherlands After Key Match
Arjan Veurink, a key member of England's women's football technical team, will use his intimate knowledge of the Netherlands team to help England win their crucial match against them on Wednesday before joining the Netherlands team after the Euro 2025.
England's Veurink to Join Netherlands After Key Match
Arjan Veurink, a key member of England's women's football technical team, will use his intimate knowledge of the Netherlands team to help England win their crucial match against them on Wednesday before joining the Netherlands team after the Euro 2025.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Cancer Screenings Save Millions, Prevent Thousands of Deaths
A study by Erasmus MC shows that national cancer screenings in the Netherlands prevent thousands of deaths and save €60 million annually, with bowel cancer screening exceeding its costs; however, concerns remain about false positives.
Dutch Cancer Screenings Save Millions, Prevent Thousands of Deaths
A study by Erasmus MC shows that national cancer screenings in the Netherlands prevent thousands of deaths and save €60 million annually, with bowel cancer screening exceeding its costs; however, concerns remain about false positives.
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40% Bias Score
Van der Poel Aims for Second Tour de France Stage Win
Mathieu van der Poel, wearing the yellow jersey, seeks a second Tour de France stage win today in Rouen, France, facing a challenging course with five categorized climbs culminating in a final steep ascent similar to his previous victory, presenting strong chances given his current form and a course...
Van der Poel Aims for Second Tour de France Stage Win
Mathieu van der Poel, wearing the yellow jersey, seeks a second Tour de France stage win today in Rouen, France, facing a challenging course with five categorized climbs culminating in a final steep ascent similar to his previous victory, presenting strong chances given his current form and a course...
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12% Bias Score
Netherlands Implements National Plan to Mitigate Beaver-Caused Infrastructure Damage
The Netherlands is implementing a national beaver management plan to address the significant damage caused by beavers to infrastructure (potentially costing hundreds of millions of euros), focusing on preventative measures like dam walls and mesh, alongside monitoring with drones and sensors; howeve...
Netherlands Implements National Plan to Mitigate Beaver-Caused Infrastructure Damage
The Netherlands is implementing a national beaver management plan to address the significant damage caused by beavers to infrastructure (potentially costing hundreds of millions of euros), focusing on preventative measures like dam walls and mesh, alongside monitoring with drones and sensors; howeve...
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52% Bias Score
Loevestein Castle: Cracks in the Walls, Echoes of Grotius
Hugo Grotius, a 17th-century Dutch jurist, was imprisoned in Loevestein Castle in 1621 for supporting Johan van Oldenbarnevelt; today, geologists study cracks in the castle walls, inspired by Grotius's confinement, using precise hourly measurements to monitor structural integrity.
Loevestein Castle: Cracks in the Walls, Echoes of Grotius
Hugo Grotius, a 17th-century Dutch jurist, was imprisoned in Loevestein Castle in 1621 for supporting Johan van Oldenbarnevelt; today, geologists study cracks in the castle walls, inspired by Grotius's confinement, using precise hourly measurements to monitor structural integrity.
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32% Bias Score
Dutch Supermarket Strike Highlights Agency Worker Exploitation
Polish agency workers in the Netherlands are striking over pay and conditions, impacting supermarket distribution centers since June 25th, protesting a new labor agreement and demanding equal treatment with directly employed staff.
Dutch Supermarket Strike Highlights Agency Worker Exploitation
Polish agency workers in the Netherlands are striking over pay and conditions, impacting supermarket distribution centers since June 25th, protesting a new labor agreement and demanding equal treatment with directly employed staff.
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44% Bias Score
Coevorden Cancels Refugee Plan After Violent Protests
The plan to house 14 underage refugees in Coevorden was canceled after a week of violence and intimidation from residents, highlighting the government's failure to ensure safety and the broader trend of succumbing to anti-refugee protests.
Coevorden Cancels Refugee Plan After Violent Protests
The plan to house 14 underage refugees in Coevorden was canceled after a week of violence and intimidation from residents, highlighting the government's failure to ensure safety and the broader trend of succumbing to anti-refugee protests.
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64% Bias Score
Coevorden Cancels Refugee Housing Plan After Violent Protests
Due to arson and intimidation, the municipality of Coevorden canceled plans to house fourteen underage female refugees, creating a shortfall of thousands of asylum places and potentially setting a precedent for future protests against similar initiatives.
Coevorden Cancels Refugee Housing Plan After Violent Protests
Due to arson and intimidation, the municipality of Coevorden canceled plans to house fourteen underage female refugees, creating a shortfall of thousands of asylum places and potentially setting a precedent for future protests against similar initiatives.
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64% Bias Score
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