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Dutch Ministry Contradicts Policy, Aids Tata Steel in Disposing of Polluting Steel Slag
The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management twice aided Tata Steel in disposing of polluting steel slag, despite internal knowledge of environmental risks; this led to further pollution and damage, prompting criticism over transparency and accountability.
Dutch Ministry Contradicts Policy, Aids Tata Steel in Disposing of Polluting Steel Slag
The Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management twice aided Tata Steel in disposing of polluting steel slag, despite internal knowledge of environmental risks; this led to further pollution and damage, prompting criticism over transparency and accountability.
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52% Bias Score


Dutch Cabinet Concerned Over Domestic Unrest Amidst Israel-Hamas War
Dutch Deputy Prime Minister Fleur Agema expressed the cabinet's concern over rising domestic unrest linked to the Israel-Hamas war, citing the violent protests in Katwijk as an example. Upcoming protests are planned, and the government is engaging with local authorities to address the situation.
Dutch Cabinet Concerned Over Domestic Unrest Amidst Israel-Hamas War
Dutch Deputy Prime Minister Fleur Agema expressed the cabinet's concern over rising domestic unrest linked to the Israel-Hamas war, citing the violent protests in Katwijk as an example. Upcoming protests are planned, and the government is engaging with local authorities to address the situation.
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40% Bias Score


Failed Caribbean Netherlands Governance: Urgent Reform Needed
The administrative structure of the Caribbean Netherlands, established in 2010, is failing, leading to ineffective governance and hindering climate change adaptation efforts; a reevaluation is urgently needed.
Failed Caribbean Netherlands Governance: Urgent Reform Needed
The administrative structure of the Caribbean Netherlands, established in 2010, is failing, leading to ineffective governance and hindering climate change adaptation efforts; a reevaluation is urgently needed.
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56% Bias Score


Dutch Court Sentences Parents to Seven Years for Child Abuse
A Dutch court sentenced a 34-year-old man and a 42-year-old woman to over seven years in prison for the severe abuse of their 7-year-old daughter, who was forced to sleep in a basement, branded, and made to drink her own urine; the abuse was reported by several people, including a supermarket employ...
Dutch Court Sentences Parents to Seven Years for Child Abuse
A Dutch court sentenced a 34-year-old man and a 42-year-old woman to over seven years in prison for the severe abuse of their 7-year-old daughter, who was forced to sleep in a basement, branded, and made to drink her own urine; the abuse was reported by several people, including a supermarket employ...
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28% Bias Score


FNV Trade Union Crippled by Toxic Work Environment and Unethical Leadership
An independent report reveals a toxic work environment, unprofessional culture, and unethical leadership within the FNV trade union in the Netherlands, stemming from a 2015 merger and resulting in power struggles and a lack of conflict resolution.
FNV Trade Union Crippled by Toxic Work Environment and Unethical Leadership
An independent report reveals a toxic work environment, unprofessional culture, and unethical leadership within the FNV trade union in the Netherlands, stemming from a 2015 merger and resulting in power struggles and a lack of conflict resolution.
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48% Bias Score


Germany's 5% GDP Defense Pledge Spurs NATO Spending Plan
Following Germany's pledge to raise defense spending to 5% of its GDP, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte proposed a plan to increase NATO spending to 5% of its GDP by 2032, splitting it into 3.5% for core military activities and 1.5% for related security investments, a proposal that has gained suppo...
Germany's 5% GDP Defense Pledge Spurs NATO Spending Plan
Following Germany's pledge to raise defense spending to 5% of its GDP, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte proposed a plan to increase NATO spending to 5% of its GDP by 2032, splitting it into 3.5% for core military activities and 1.5% for related security investments, a proposal that has gained suppo...
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44% Bias Score

Eurovision Final, Gaza Offensive, and Dutch Football Championship
The Eurovision Song Contest final will be held tonight in Basel, Switzerland, with 26 acts competing, including the Netherlands' Claude. Simultaneously, the Israeli military launched a large-scale offensive in Gaza, resulting in at least 108 deaths, and the Dutch women's football league championship...

Eurovision Final, Gaza Offensive, and Dutch Football Championship
The Eurovision Song Contest final will be held tonight in Basel, Switzerland, with 26 acts competing, including the Netherlands' Claude. Simultaneously, the Israeli military launched a large-scale offensive in Gaza, resulting in at least 108 deaths, and the Dutch women's football league championship...
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32% Bias Score

Dutch National Park Funding Cuts Threaten Education and Volunteerism
The Dutch government plans to cut €24 million in funding for its 21 national parks, potentially ending school programs, displacing thousands of volunteers, and harming community engagement, despite national parks generating €70 million in extra revenue annually.

Dutch National Park Funding Cuts Threaten Education and Volunteerism
The Dutch government plans to cut €24 million in funding for its 21 national parks, potentially ending school programs, displacing thousands of volunteers, and harming community engagement, despite national parks generating €70 million in extra revenue annually.
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52% Bias Score

Dutch Authorities Seize Criminal's Apartment to Recover Drug Lab Cleanup Costs
Dutch authorities seized the apartment of convicted drug criminal Krystyn D. to recover \$100,000 in cleanup costs from a large drug lab discovered in Rijsenhout in February 2024, setting a legal precedent in the Netherlands.

Dutch Authorities Seize Criminal's Apartment to Recover Drug Lab Cleanup Costs
Dutch authorities seized the apartment of convicted drug criminal Krystyn D. to recover \$100,000 in cleanup costs from a large drug lab discovered in Rijsenhout in February 2024, setting a legal precedent in the Netherlands.
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44% Bias Score

Dutch Coalition's Mixed Record After One Year
The Dutch coalition government, formed by PVV, VVD, NSC, and BBB, has had mixed success in implementing its plans after one year, with some improvements in purchasing power but significant delays and challenges in areas like asylum policy, housing, and agriculture due to internal disagreements and p...

Dutch Coalition's Mixed Record After One Year
The Dutch coalition government, formed by PVV, VVD, NSC, and BBB, has had mixed success in implementing its plans after one year, with some improvements in purchasing power but significant delays and challenges in areas like asylum policy, housing, and agriculture due to internal disagreements and p...
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32% Bias Score

160 Evacuated from Gaza to Netherlands Amidst Ongoing Asylum Delays
Approximately 160 Dutch citizens, their families, and those with residency or approved family reunification applications were evacuated from Gaza to the Netherlands via Jordan, primarily through family reunification programs, following the October 2023 war, although dozens of asylum applications rem...

160 Evacuated from Gaza to Netherlands Amidst Ongoing Asylum Delays
Approximately 160 Dutch citizens, their families, and those with residency or approved family reunification applications were evacuated from Gaza to the Netherlands via Jordan, primarily through family reunification programs, following the October 2023 war, although dozens of asylum applications rem...
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48% Bias Score

Unprecedented Drought Grips Netherlands, Surpassing 1976 Record
The Netherlands is experiencing an unprecedented drought since February, exceeding even 1976's record, prompting water restrictions in several regions and raising concerns about wildfires and agricultural impacts.

Unprecedented Drought Grips Netherlands, Surpassing 1976 Record
The Netherlands is experiencing an unprecedented drought since February, exceeding even 1976's record, prompting water restrictions in several regions and raising concerns about wildfires and agricultural impacts.
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44% Bias Score
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