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Dutch Court Rules Schiphol Asylum Detention Illegal
A Dutch court ruled that detaining asylum seekers at Schiphol's detention complex is illegal due to prison-like conditions violating European law, contradicting a previous ruling by the Council of State; the government will appeal.
Dutch Court Rules Schiphol Asylum Detention Illegal
A Dutch court ruled that detaining asylum seekers at Schiphol's detention complex is illegal due to prison-like conditions violating European law, contradicting a previous ruling by the Council of State; the government will appeal.
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40% Bias Score


Amsterdam Job Fair Addresses Refugee Unemployment
An Amsterdam job fair connects 1,450 asylum seekers and statusholders with over a dozen companies, aiming to address the unemployment challenges faced by highly skilled refugees in the Netherlands, where many struggle to find work despite advanced degrees and experience.
Amsterdam Job Fair Addresses Refugee Unemployment
An Amsterdam job fair connects 1,450 asylum seekers and statusholders with over a dozen companies, aiming to address the unemployment challenges faced by highly skilled refugees in the Netherlands, where many struggle to find work despite advanced degrees and experience.
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36% Bias Score


20 Syrians Voluntarily Return to Syria from Netherlands Amidst Changing Political Landscape
Twenty Syrians voluntarily returned to Syria from the Netherlands this week, aided by the Dutch Return and Departure Service (DTenV), with 160 more applications in process, reflecting changing conditions in Syria following the fall of Assad's regime.
20 Syrians Voluntarily Return to Syria from Netherlands Amidst Changing Political Landscape
Twenty Syrians voluntarily returned to Syria from the Netherlands this week, aided by the Dutch Return and Departure Service (DTenV), with 160 more applications in process, reflecting changing conditions in Syria following the fall of Assad's regime.
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36% Bias Score


Dutch Authorities Extend Detention of Suspects in Romanian Artifact Theft
Three suspects from Heerhugowaard are in custody for 14 more days for stealing a gold helmet and three armbands from the Drents Museum in Assen, belonging to Romania's National Museum; authorities released photos and names of two male suspects to accelerate the investigation and recovery of the arti...
Dutch Authorities Extend Detention of Suspects in Romanian Artifact Theft
Three suspects from Heerhugowaard are in custody for 14 more days for stealing a gold helmet and three armbands from the Drents Museum in Assen, belonging to Romania's National Museum; authorities released photos and names of two male suspects to accelerate the investigation and recovery of the arti...
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40% Bias Score


20 Syrian Refugees Voluntarily Return to Syria from Netherlands
Twenty Syrian refugees voluntarily returned to Syria from the Netherlands this week, aided by the Repatriation and Departure Service (DTenV), with another 20 expected next week, reflecting a potential shift in the refugee situation following the fall of the Assad regime.
20 Syrian Refugees Voluntarily Return to Syria from Netherlands
Twenty Syrian refugees voluntarily returned to Syria from the Netherlands this week, aided by the Repatriation and Departure Service (DTenV), with another 20 expected next week, reflecting a potential shift in the refugee situation following the fall of the Assad regime.
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44% Bias Score


Drents Museum Reopens, "De slimste mens" Concludes, Police Faults Revealed
The Drents Museum reopened after an art theft, Minister Bruins visited, and the final episode of "De slimste mens" aired, marking the end of Philip Freriks and Maarten van Rossem's tenure. A police self-evaluation revealed critical failures leading to a double homicide in Weiteveen.
Drents Museum Reopens, "De slimste mens" Concludes, Police Faults Revealed
The Drents Museum reopened after an art theft, Minister Bruins visited, and the final episode of "De slimste mens" aired, marking the end of Philip Freriks and Maarten van Rossem's tenure. A police self-evaluation revealed critical failures leading to a double homicide in Weiteveen.
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12% Bias Score

Netherlands to Replace Food Labels with QR Codes: Lower Prices, Accessibility Concerns
The Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs supports a plan by supermarkets to replace food labels with QR codes, potentially lowering prices but raising accessibility concerns for older adults and those without smartphones; this follows lobbying efforts by supermarkets and producers to reduce multilingu...

Netherlands to Replace Food Labels with QR Codes: Lower Prices, Accessibility Concerns
The Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs supports a plan by supermarkets to replace food labels with QR codes, potentially lowering prices but raising accessibility concerns for older adults and those without smartphones; this follows lobbying efforts by supermarkets and producers to reduce multilingu...
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48% Bias Score

Dutch Nitrogen Ruling Jeopardizes Farmer Buyout Schemes
The Dutch Council of State's December ruling requires new permits for altered business activities emitting nitrogen, jeopardizing government buyout schemes for 1,700 farmers (920 high-emission) who planned to continue limited operations after ceasing livestock farming, potentially creating further c...

Dutch Nitrogen Ruling Jeopardizes Farmer Buyout Schemes
The Dutch Council of State's December ruling requires new permits for altered business activities emitting nitrogen, jeopardizing government buyout schemes for 1,700 farmers (920 high-emission) who planned to continue limited operations after ceasing livestock farming, potentially creating further c...
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36% Bias Score

Netherlands to Replace Food Labels with QR Codes
The Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs supports a plan by supermarkets to replace food labels with QR codes to reduce costs, despite concerns from consumer groups about accessibility for older adults and those without smartphones.

Netherlands to Replace Food Labels with QR Codes
The Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs supports a plan by supermarkets to replace food labels with QR codes to reduce costs, despite concerns from consumer groups about accessibility for older adults and those without smartphones.
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48% Bias Score

Dutch Minister Defies Parliament, Uses Contingency Funds to Avert Nurse Training Cuts
Dutch Minister Fleur Agema temporarily averted a €165 million cut to nurse training using contingency funds, defying Parliament and highlighting inter-ministerial budgetary conflicts following a broader education budget cut.

Dutch Minister Defies Parliament, Uses Contingency Funds to Avert Nurse Training Cuts
Dutch Minister Fleur Agema temporarily averted a €165 million cut to nurse training using contingency funds, defying Parliament and highlighting inter-ministerial budgetary conflicts following a broader education budget cut.
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48% Bias Score

Three Artists Win 2024 Royal Prize for Free Painting
The 2024 Royal Prize for Free Painting, awarded this Friday in Amsterdam, went to Taqwa Ali, Lieve Hakkers, and Eniwaye Oluwaseyi for their unique paintings. Selected from 2,300 submissions by 379 artists, their win reflects a growing trend of female participation and a preference for figurative rea...

Three Artists Win 2024 Royal Prize for Free Painting
The 2024 Royal Prize for Free Painting, awarded this Friday in Amsterdam, went to Taqwa Ali, Lieve Hakkers, and Eniwaye Oluwaseyi for their unique paintings. Selected from 2,300 submissions by 379 artists, their win reflects a growing trend of female participation and a preference for figurative rea...
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24% Bias Score

Dutch ATM Failures Highlight Cash Access Challenges
Dutch ATMs failed to meet availability targets in 2023, averaging 97.5% uptime only in February, due to factors including increased cash demand and ATM replacements. Geldmaat proposes a revised metric considering nearby ATMs, while the government prepares legislation to ensure cash access.

Dutch ATM Failures Highlight Cash Access Challenges
Dutch ATMs failed to meet availability targets in 2023, averaging 97.5% uptime only in February, due to factors including increased cash demand and ATM replacements. Geldmaat proposes a revised metric considering nearby ATMs, while the government prepares legislation to ensure cash access.
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48% Bias Score
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