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Dutch Social Rent Freeze Faces Legal Challenge, Threatening Housing Investment
The Dutch government's proposed freeze on social rents starting July 1, 2025, faces legal action from housing corporations concerned about the impact on funding for new construction and renovations; the plan contrasts sharply with other European approaches to social housing rent control.
Dutch Social Rent Freeze Faces Legal Challenge, Threatening Housing Investment
The Dutch government's proposed freeze on social rents starting July 1, 2025, faces legal action from housing corporations concerned about the impact on funding for new construction and renovations; the plan contrasts sharply with other European approaches to social housing rent control.
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44% Bias Score


Dutch Court: Circus Director Not Liable for Acrobat's 'Wheel of Death' Injury
A Dutch court ruled that the director of Haarlem's Christmas Circus is not liable for injuries sustained by an acrobat who fell from the 'Wheel of Death' in January 2023, because the circus director was not the acrobat's employer.
Dutch Court: Circus Director Not Liable for Acrobat's 'Wheel of Death' Injury
A Dutch court ruled that the director of Haarlem's Christmas Circus is not liable for injuries sustained by an acrobat who fell from the 'Wheel of Death' in January 2023, because the circus director was not the acrobat's employer.
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56% Bias Score


Netherlands Seeks New Central Bank President Amidst Concerns of Political Influence
The Netherlands seeks a new president for De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) by July 1st, following Klaas Knot's departure; the selection process, involving DNB's board and the Minister of Finance, is underway, raising concerns about potential political influence.
Netherlands Seeks New Central Bank President Amidst Concerns of Political Influence
The Netherlands seeks a new president for De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) by July 1st, following Klaas Knot's departure; the selection process, involving DNB's board and the Minister of Finance, is underway, raising concerns about potential political influence.
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44% Bias Score


ABN Amro Fined €14 Million for Role in CumEx Tax Evasion
The Dutch Public Prosecutor's Office fined ABN Amro €14 million for aiding Morgan Stanley's Dutch subsidiary in a CumEx dividend tax evasion scheme between 2009 and 2013; ABN Amro accepted the fine, avoiding a court case.
ABN Amro Fined €14 Million for Role in CumEx Tax Evasion
The Dutch Public Prosecutor's Office fined ABN Amro €14 million for aiding Morgan Stanley's Dutch subsidiary in a CumEx dividend tax evasion scheme between 2009 and 2013; ABN Amro accepted the fine, avoiding a court case.
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36% Bias Score


Air Pollution in Rijnmond Drives Relocations
Due to severely polluted air, particularly in Schiedam, Netherlands, residents with respiratory illnesses like asthma and COPD are relocating, seeking cleaner environments and reporting significant health improvements; long-term consequences remain unclear.
Air Pollution in Rijnmond Drives Relocations
Due to severely polluted air, particularly in Schiedam, Netherlands, residents with respiratory illnesses like asthma and COPD are relocating, seeking cleaner environments and reporting significant health improvements; long-term consequences remain unclear.
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48% Bias Score


Over 1000 Mourn Jeffrey and Emma in Beerta; Theft from Memorial Site Sparks Outrage
More than 1000 people attended a memorial procession in Beerta, Groningen, for Jeffrey (10) and Emma (8), who were killed by their father; three suspects are due in court June 10th for stealing stuffed animals from a Winschoten memorial.
Over 1000 Mourn Jeffrey and Emma in Beerta; Theft from Memorial Site Sparks Outrage
More than 1000 people attended a memorial procession in Beerta, Groningen, for Jeffrey (10) and Emma (8), who were killed by their father; three suspects are due in court June 10th for stealing stuffed animals from a Winschoten memorial.
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20% Bias Score

Gender Disparity in Dutch Tech Entrepreneurship Highlighted by Quote's Millionaire List
Quote's "Top 100 Young Selfmade Millionaires" list featured only four women, revealing a significant gender disparity in Dutch tech entrepreneurship despite women making up almost 40 percent of all entrepreneurs; this imbalance is attributed to factors like funding biases and societal pressures.

Gender Disparity in Dutch Tech Entrepreneurship Highlighted by Quote's Millionaire List
Quote's "Top 100 Young Selfmade Millionaires" list featured only four women, revealing a significant gender disparity in Dutch tech entrepreneurship despite women making up almost 40 percent of all entrepreneurs; this imbalance is attributed to factors like funding biases and societal pressures.
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52% Bias Score

Dutch Nursing Homes Turn to Families Amidst Growing Staff Shortages
Facing critical staff shortages exacerbated by a crackdown on independent contractors, Dutch nursing homes are increasingly relying on family members for basic care, raising concerns about the sustainability and fairness of this approach, especially given the projected increase in the care worker sh...

Dutch Nursing Homes Turn to Families Amidst Growing Staff Shortages
Facing critical staff shortages exacerbated by a crackdown on independent contractors, Dutch nursing homes are increasingly relying on family members for basic care, raising concerns about the sustainability and fairness of this approach, especially given the projected increase in the care worker sh...
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48% Bias Score

Over 1000 Mourn Jeffrey and Emma in Beerta; Memorial Theft Underscores Tragedy
Over 1000 people attended a memorial procession in Beerta, Groningen, for Jeffrey (10) and Emma (8), who were killed by their father; their bodies were found in a Winschoten canal, and two 20-year-old men face charges for stealing stuffed animals from a memorial site.

Over 1000 Mourn Jeffrey and Emma in Beerta; Memorial Theft Underscores Tragedy
Over 1000 people attended a memorial procession in Beerta, Groningen, for Jeffrey (10) and Emma (8), who were killed by their father; their bodies were found in a Winschoten canal, and two 20-year-old men face charges for stealing stuffed animals from a memorial site.
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40% Bias Score

Brother of 'Bolle Jos' Arrested in Turkey, Awaiting Extradition
Harry L., brother of notorious Dutch criminal 'Bolle Jos', was arrested in Turkey on charges of money laundering and involvement in his brother's criminal organization; he is expected to be extradited to the Netherlands to serve a previously imposed sentence.

Brother of 'Bolle Jos' Arrested in Turkey, Awaiting Extradition
Harry L., brother of notorious Dutch criminal 'Bolle Jos', was arrested in Turkey on charges of money laundering and involvement in his brother's criminal organization; he is expected to be extradited to the Netherlands to serve a previously imposed sentence.
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40% Bias Score

Lay's Chip Price Hike Sparks Shrinkflation Debate
Lay's is now selling some of its chips in cardboard boxes instead of plastic bags, which has resulted in a significant price increase; a kilo of Lay's Max naturel chips now costs €19.12 in boxes compared to €12.92 in bags. Foodwatch accuses the company of shrinkflation, while PepsiCo claims the new ...

Lay's Chip Price Hike Sparks Shrinkflation Debate
Lay's is now selling some of its chips in cardboard boxes instead of plastic bags, which has resulted in a significant price increase; a kilo of Lay's Max naturel chips now costs €19.12 in boxes compared to €12.92 in bags. Foodwatch accuses the company of shrinkflation, while PepsiCo claims the new ...
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48% Bias Score

Dutch Parliament Demands Action on Care for Individuals with Erratic Behavior
The Dutch Parliament demands the cabinet implement measures within six months to address issues concerning individuals with erratic and dangerous behavior, including increasing residential care facilities and improving inter-agency information exchange, following several serious incidents.

Dutch Parliament Demands Action on Care for Individuals with Erratic Behavior
The Dutch Parliament demands the cabinet implement measures within six months to address issues concerning individuals with erratic and dangerous behavior, including increasing residential care facilities and improving inter-agency information exchange, following several serious incidents.
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52% Bias Score
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