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Dutch Energy Transition Needs Increased Government Intervention, Says EBN Director
Jan Willem van Hoogstraten, director of Energie Beheer Nederland (EBN), urges increased government intervention in the Netherlands' energy transition, citing market hesitancy and the need to balance sustainability with energy security and affordability, highlighting EBN's role in CO2 storage, gas ex...
Dutch Energy Transition Needs Increased Government Intervention, Says EBN Director
Jan Willem van Hoogstraten, director of Energie Beheer Nederland (EBN), urges increased government intervention in the Netherlands' energy transition, citing market hesitancy and the need to balance sustainability with energy security and affordability, highlighting EBN's role in CO2 storage, gas ex...
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56% Bias Score
Record Warmth in Europe Fuels Wildfires and Arctic Ice Melt
Europe recorded its warmest March ever in 2024, with temperatures 2.41 degrees Celsius above average, causing record low Arctic sea ice and the Netherlands' driest March since 1906, leading to numerous wildfires.
Record Warmth in Europe Fuels Wildfires and Arctic Ice Melt
Europe recorded its warmest March ever in 2024, with temperatures 2.41 degrees Celsius above average, causing record low Arctic sea ice and the Netherlands' driest March since 1906, leading to numerous wildfires.
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36% Bias Score
800-Year-Old Remains Found at The Hague's Binnenhof, Reshaping Understanding of its History
Nearly 800-year-old building remains were discovered during renovations at the Binnenhof in The Hague, revealing that the 13th-century complex was significantly larger than previously believed, suggesting an ambitious attempt to project power and wealth; the renovation project, initially budgeted at...
800-Year-Old Remains Found at The Hague's Binnenhof, Reshaping Understanding of its History
Nearly 800-year-old building remains were discovered during renovations at the Binnenhof in The Hague, revealing that the 13th-century complex was significantly larger than previously believed, suggesting an ambitious attempt to project power and wealth; the renovation project, initially budgeted at...
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20% Bias Score
Death of Keith Bakker: Addiction Expert, Convicted Sex Offender
Keith Bakker, a 64-year-old American-Dutch former addiction treatment provider and media personality, died of heart failure; his career, marked by personal recovery and later by multiple convictions for sexually abusing clients at his clinic, ended with a 1.5-year prison sentence in 2022.
Death of Keith Bakker: Addiction Expert, Convicted Sex Offender
Keith Bakker, a 64-year-old American-Dutch former addiction treatment provider and media personality, died of heart failure; his career, marked by personal recovery and later by multiple convictions for sexually abusing clients at his clinic, ended with a 1.5-year prison sentence in 2022.
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44% Bias Score
Netherlands to Screen Researchers for Sensitive Knowledge
The Netherlands plans to screen 8,000 researchers and students yearly for access to sensitive information, using intelligence data to prevent knowledge leakage to countries like China, Russia, and Iran, raising concerns about potential delays and limitations.
Netherlands to Screen Researchers for Sensitive Knowledge
The Netherlands plans to screen 8,000 researchers and students yearly for access to sensitive information, using intelligence data to prevent knowledge leakage to countries like China, Russia, and Iran, raising concerns about potential delays and limitations.
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48% Bias Score
Netherlands to Screen Researchers in Sensitive Technologies
To prevent sensitive technology leaks, the Netherlands will screen 8,000 researchers annually in fields like AI and quantum computing, costing the government €15.3 million and universities €8.1 million yearly, plus a one-time €32 million investment in security upgrades by the institutions.
Netherlands to Screen Researchers in Sensitive Technologies
To prevent sensitive technology leaks, the Netherlands will screen 8,000 researchers annually in fields like AI and quantum computing, costing the government €15.3 million and universities €8.1 million yearly, plus a one-time €32 million investment in security upgrades by the institutions.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch Lawyer Illegally Held in Secret Detention for Nine Days
Dutch Inspectorate of Justice and Safety found that lawyer Inez Weski was illegally held for nine days in an undisclosed location after her April 2023 arrest, violating Dutch law and international treaties against enforced disappearances, following her arrest for allegedly passing messages to her cl...
Dutch Lawyer Illegally Held in Secret Detention for Nine Days
Dutch Inspectorate of Justice and Safety found that lawyer Inez Weski was illegally held for nine days in an undisclosed location after her April 2023 arrest, violating Dutch law and international treaties against enforced disappearances, following her arrest for allegedly passing messages to her cl...
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60% Bias Score
COA to Pay Continued Fine for Ter Apel Overcrowding
The Leeuwarden Court of Appeal upheld a €50,000 daily fine against the COA for exceeding the 2,000-person capacity at the Ter Apel asylum reception center, citing the COA's repeated failures to comply and the negative consequences of overcrowding, including heightened tensions and reduced capacity t...
COA to Pay Continued Fine for Ter Apel Overcrowding
The Leeuwarden Court of Appeal upheld a €50,000 daily fine against the COA for exceeding the 2,000-person capacity at the Ter Apel asylum reception center, citing the COA's repeated failures to comply and the negative consequences of overcrowding, including heightened tensions and reduced capacity t...
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28% Bias Score
Bussum Asylum Shelter Plan Canceled Due to Lease Dispute
A planned emergency shelter for 300 asylum seekers in Bussum, Netherlands, has been canceled due to a failed lease agreement between the COA and the landowner, stemming from a dispute over the sale of adjacent land, despite protests from residents and a legal obligation for the municipality to house...
Bussum Asylum Shelter Plan Canceled Due to Lease Dispute
A planned emergency shelter for 300 asylum seekers in Bussum, Netherlands, has been canceled due to a failed lease agreement between the COA and the landowner, stemming from a dispute over the sale of adjacent land, despite protests from residents and a legal obligation for the municipality to house...
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40% Bias Score
Dutch Dog Breeder Receives 15-Month Sentence for Animal Neglect
A Dutch court sentenced a dog breeder, Jan P., to 15 months in prison (10 months suspended) and a 10-year ban on keeping animals for neglecting hundreds of dogs and other animals living in deplorable conditions at his Eersel facility; his ex-girlfriend received a suspended sentence and community ser...
Dutch Dog Breeder Receives 15-Month Sentence for Animal Neglect
A Dutch court sentenced a dog breeder, Jan P., to 15 months in prison (10 months suspended) and a 10-year ban on keeping animals for neglecting hundreds of dogs and other animals living in deplorable conditions at his Eersel facility; his ex-girlfriend received a suspended sentence and community ser...
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28% Bias Score
Conflicting CO2 Rules Hamper Dutch Construction Sustainability
The Dutch construction sector faces uncertainty due to conflicting CO2 emission regulations, hindering sustainability efforts and potentially exacerbating the housing shortage; the outdated MPG guideline contrasts with the EU's preferred Whole Life Carbon approach, creating investment hesitancy.
Conflicting CO2 Rules Hamper Dutch Construction Sustainability
The Dutch construction sector faces uncertainty due to conflicting CO2 emission regulations, hindering sustainability efforts and potentially exacerbating the housing shortage; the outdated MPG guideline contrasts with the EU's preferred Whole Life Carbon approach, creating investment hesitancy.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Aid Groups Condemn Government's Insufficient Response to Gaza Violence
Five Dutch aid organizations criticized the government's insufficient response to the escalating violence in Gaza, urging stronger action beyond diplomatic pressure, after a meeting with the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs; the government announced increased control over dual-use good...
Dutch Aid Groups Condemn Government's Insufficient Response to Gaza Violence
Five Dutch aid organizations criticized the government's insufficient response to the escalating violence in Gaza, urging stronger action beyond diplomatic pressure, after a meeting with the Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs; the government announced increased control over dual-use good...
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44% Bias Score
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