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Dutch Doctors Remove 13 Common Treatments From Guidelines
Thirteen common medical treatments and examinations will be removed from Dutch healthcare guidelines, affecting at least 100,000 patients annually, due to a lack of scientific evidence supporting their effectiveness, resulting in better allocation of scarce resources and an estimated €70 million in ...
Dutch Doctors Remove 13 Common Treatments From Guidelines
Thirteen common medical treatments and examinations will be removed from Dutch healthcare guidelines, affecting at least 100,000 patients annually, due to a lack of scientific evidence supporting their effectiveness, resulting in better allocation of scarce resources and an estimated €70 million in ...
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40% Bias Score
Netherlands scraps plan for cheap red diesel for farmers
The Dutch government will not introduce cheaper red diesel for the agricultural sector, a plan championed by the BBB party, opting instead to partially fund an extension of gasoline tax breaks using the resulting savings.
Netherlands scraps plan for cheap red diesel for farmers
The Dutch government will not introduce cheaper red diesel for the agricultural sector, a plan championed by the BBB party, opting instead to partially fund an extension of gasoline tax breaks using the resulting savings.
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44% Bias Score
Murder of Boushra in Almere: Timeline and Suspect Details
On August 7, 2024, Boushra, a 24-year-old Syrian woman residing in a women's shelter in Almere, was murdered; Omar Alhamad, filmed leaving an asylum center in Zeist that morning and later seen near the scene, is the prime suspect.
Murder of Boushra in Almere: Timeline and Suspect Details
On August 7, 2024, Boushra, a 24-year-old Syrian woman residing in a women's shelter in Almere, was murdered; Omar Alhamad, filmed leaving an asylum center in Zeist that morning and later seen near the scene, is the prime suspect.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Households Face Widening Energy Gap, with Groningen Families Spending €105 More Monthly
A Berenschot study for Essent reveals a €105 monthly energy cost difference between Groningen and Utrecht households, with 40% of households lacking funds for energy-saving investments by 2035, highlighting a growing energy divide and the need for targeted support.
Dutch Households Face Widening Energy Gap, with Groningen Families Spending €105 More Monthly
A Berenschot study for Essent reveals a €105 monthly energy cost difference between Groningen and Utrecht households, with 40% of households lacking funds for energy-saving investments by 2035, highlighting a growing energy divide and the need for targeted support.
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16% Bias Score
Lyrica Abuse Among Vulnerable Populations in the Netherlands
A growing number of homeless and migrant individuals in the Netherlands are abusing the epilepsy drug Lyrica, leading to aggressive behavior, overdoses, and a strain on social services.
Lyrica Abuse Among Vulnerable Populations in the Netherlands
A growing number of homeless and migrant individuals in the Netherlands are abusing the epilepsy drug Lyrica, leading to aggressive behavior, overdoses, and a strain on social services.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Women's Cycling Protests Met With Harassment and Violence
During nationwide "The Night Is Also Ours" protests against sexual violence and street harassment on Saturday, participants across multiple cities in the Netherlands reported numerous incidents of harassment, intimidation, and even assault.
Dutch Women's Cycling Protests Met With Harassment and Violence
During nationwide "The Night Is Also Ours" protests against sexual violence and street harassment on Saturday, participants across multiple cities in the Netherlands reported numerous incidents of harassment, intimidation, and even assault.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Theater Directors Question the Future of Art Institutions
At the opening of the Netherlands Theater Festival, Theater Utrecht director Anne Breure and theater maker Sadettin Kirmiziyüz questioned the necessity of art institutions, particularly in light of rising right-wing extremism and the normalization of collaboration with fascist parties.
Dutch Theater Directors Question the Future of Art Institutions
At the opening of the Netherlands Theater Festival, Theater Utrecht director Anne Breure and theater maker Sadettin Kirmiziyüz questioned the necessity of art institutions, particularly in light of rising right-wing extremism and the normalization of collaboration with fascist parties.
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28% Bias Score
Netherlands Halts Mongolian Repatriation Aid Amid Suspected Misuse
The Netherlands temporarily suspended financial reintegration aid for Mongolians returning home due to suspected misuse, with over 300 Mongolians receiving repatriation assistance in the first half of 2024, exceeding the number of asylum applications.
Netherlands Halts Mongolian Repatriation Aid Amid Suspected Misuse
The Netherlands temporarily suspended financial reintegration aid for Mongolians returning home due to suspected misuse, with over 300 Mongolians receiving repatriation assistance in the first half of 2024, exceeding the number of asylum applications.
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12% Bias Score
Amsterdam Demonstration Ban Sparks Legal Challenge
On November 12th, 2024, Jesse van Schaik and others protested Amsterdam's demonstration ban, imposed after Ajax-Maccabi Tel Aviv riots, leading to arrests and a legal challenge by Amnesty International.
Amsterdam Demonstration Ban Sparks Legal Challenge
On November 12th, 2024, Jesse van Schaik and others protested Amsterdam's demonstration ban, imposed after Ajax-Maccabi Tel Aviv riots, leading to arrests and a legal challenge by Amnesty International.
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20% Bias Score
Netherlands Restricts Arms Exports to Israel
Following a court case brought by Palestinian and Dutch organizations, the Netherlands has significantly restricted arms exports to Israel, permitting only exports explicitly for self-defense purposes, such as the Iron Dome system.
Netherlands Restricts Arms Exports to Israel
Following a court case brought by Palestinian and Dutch organizations, the Netherlands has significantly restricted arms exports to Israel, permitting only exports explicitly for self-defense purposes, such as the Iron Dome system.
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36% Bias Score
Catalan Novel Wins European Literature Prize
The Dutch translation of Irene Solà's Catalan novel, "Et vaig donar ulls i vas mirar les tenebres," has won the 2025 European Literature Prize in the Netherlands, marking the first time a Catalan work receives this award.
Catalan Novel Wins European Literature Prize
The Dutch translation of Irene Solà's Catalan novel, "Et vaig donar ulls i vas mirar les tenebres," has won the 2025 European Literature Prize in the Netherlands, marking the first time a Catalan work receives this award.
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16% Bias Score
Dutch Parliament Debates Restrictions on Conversion Therapy
The Dutch parliament is debating a bill to criminalize conversion therapy, with initial opposition from NSC, BBB, and CDA due to concerns over vagueness and enforceability, but recent amendments addressing these concerns have increased support.
Dutch Parliament Debates Restrictions on Conversion Therapy
The Dutch parliament is debating a bill to criminalize conversion therapy, with initial opposition from NSC, BBB, and CDA due to concerns over vagueness and enforceability, but recent amendments addressing these concerns have increased support.
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20% Bias Score
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