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Verbij Returns to Ice After Six-Month Hiatus
After a six-month break due to injuries and burnout, two-time European sprint champion Kai Verbij has returned to training, aiming for a comeback next season, but facing a challenging path to regain his previous form and qualify for the 2026 Olympics.
Verbij Returns to Ice After Six-Month Hiatus
After a six-month break due to injuries and burnout, two-time European sprint champion Kai Verbij has returned to training, aiming for a comeback next season, but facing a challenging path to regain his previous form and qualify for the 2026 Olympics.
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40% Bias Score
Leerdam Leads After Day One of European Sprint Championships
At the European Sprint Championships in Thialf, Jutta Leerdam took the lead after winning the 1000m (1.14.21) and placing second in the 500m (37.77), while Femke Kok won the 500m (37.58) and placed second in the 1000m, and Suzanne Schulting placed third in both races.
Leerdam Leads After Day One of European Sprint Championships
At the European Sprint Championships in Thialf, Jutta Leerdam took the lead after winning the 1000m (1.14.21) and placing second in the 500m (37.77), while Femke Kok won the 500m (37.58) and placed second in the 1000m, and Suzanne Schulting placed third in both races.
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36% Bias Score
Leerdam Wins Third Straight European Sprint Title
Jutta Leerdam secured her third consecutive European sprint title in Thialf, narrowly beating Femke Kok by 0.04 seconds in the final 1000m race, with Suzanne Schulting completing the all-Dutch podium; Kok's recovery from illness made her second-place finish even more remarkable.
Leerdam Wins Third Straight European Sprint Title
Jutta Leerdam secured her third consecutive European sprint title in Thialf, narrowly beating Femke Kok by 0.04 seconds in the final 1000m race, with Suzanne Schulting completing the all-Dutch podium; Kok's recovery from illness made her second-place finish even more remarkable.
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32% Bias Score
Fatal Stabbing near Dutch Psychiatric Clinic Reignites Safety Concerns
A 76-year-old woman was fatally stabbed in Den Dolder, Netherlands, near the Fivoor forensic psychiatric clinic, raising concerns about patient safety and the handling of dangerous individuals, echoing the 2017 Anne Faber murder case.
Fatal Stabbing near Dutch Psychiatric Clinic Reignites Safety Concerns
A 76-year-old woman was fatally stabbed in Den Dolder, Netherlands, near the Fivoor forensic psychiatric clinic, raising concerns about patient safety and the handling of dangerous individuals, echoing the 2017 Anne Faber murder case.
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Man on Trial for Assisting Suicide Through Online Information
An 80-year-old man, Hans D., faces trial in The Hague for allegedly assisting a 32-year-old woman's suicide by providing information on a lethal substance and strategies to avoid detection. He claims to have only offered readily available online information but is charged with inciting suicide and a...
Dutch Man on Trial for Assisting Suicide Through Online Information
An 80-year-old man, Hans D., faces trial in The Hague for allegedly assisting a 32-year-old woman's suicide by providing information on a lethal substance and strategies to avoid detection. He claims to have only offered readily available online information but is charged with inciting suicide and a...
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48% Bias Score
Netherlands to Investigate Ban on Face Coverings at Demonstrations
The Dutch cabinet will study the legal and practical aspects of banning face coverings at demonstrations following a parliamentary majority request, acknowledging that a total ban is impossible due to the potential need for anonymity in protests against authoritarian regimes.
Netherlands to Investigate Ban on Face Coverings at Demonstrations
The Dutch cabinet will study the legal and practical aspects of banning face coverings at demonstrations following a parliamentary majority request, acknowledging that a total ban is impossible due to the potential need for anonymity in protests against authoritarian regimes.
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48% Bias Score
De Boo Dominates First Day of European Sprint Championships
Jenning de Boo won the first day of the European Sprint Championships in Thialf, winning both the 500m (34.58) and 1000m (1.07.29) races, establishing a significant lead over Merijn Scheperkamp and Damian Zurek going into the final day.
De Boo Dominates First Day of European Sprint Championships
Jenning de Boo won the first day of the European Sprint Championships in Thialf, winning both the 500m (34.58) and 1000m (1.07.29) races, establishing a significant lead over Merijn Scheperkamp and Damian Zurek going into the final day.
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24% Bias Score
Den Dolder Residents Demand Action After Fatal Stabbing
Following a fatal stabbing in Den Dolder, Netherlands, by a psychiatric patient, over 300 residents voiced safety concerns at a community meeting, expressing frustration with authorities' responses and demanding stricter measures to prevent similar incidents.
Den Dolder Residents Demand Action After Fatal Stabbing
Following a fatal stabbing in Den Dolder, Netherlands, by a psychiatric patient, over 300 residents voiced safety concerns at a community meeting, expressing frustration with authorities' responses and demanding stricter measures to prevent similar incidents.
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60% Bias Score
Oosterscheldekering Renovation: A Multimillion-Euro Project to Withstand Climate Change
The Oosterscheldekering flood barrier in Zeeland, Netherlands, requires a multimillion-euro renovation to replace aging components, with Deltares using a scale model to optimize the process and assess the impact of climate change on long-term resilience.
Oosterscheldekering Renovation: A Multimillion-Euro Project to Withstand Climate Change
The Oosterscheldekering flood barrier in Zeeland, Netherlands, requires a multimillion-euro renovation to replace aging components, with Deltares using a scale model to optimize the process and assess the impact of climate change on long-term resilience.
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28% Bias Score
NIOD Criticizes Online Publication of CABR Names List
The NIOD criticizes the online publication of 425,000 names from the CABR database without the corresponding files, leading to public unrest and potential misinterpretations, urging Minister Bruins to provide full online access to the dossiers.
NIOD Criticizes Online Publication of CABR Names List
The NIOD criticizes the online publication of 425,000 names from the CABR database without the corresponding files, leading to public unrest and potential misinterpretations, urging Minister Bruins to provide full online access to the dossiers.
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44% Bias Score
Dutch Organizations Call for Social Media Ban, Government Refuses
Five Dutch organizations want the government to ban Instagram, Facebook, and X due to concerns about the platforms' impact on the rule of law and freedom, citing Meta's decision to stop working with fact-checkers in the US as a key factor; however, the Dutch government will not ban them.
Dutch Organizations Call for Social Media Ban, Government Refuses
Five Dutch organizations want the government to ban Instagram, Facebook, and X due to concerns about the platforms' impact on the rule of law and freedom, citing Meta's decision to stop working with fact-checkers in the US as a key factor; however, the Dutch government will not ban them.
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48% Bias Score
De Boo and Leerdam Lead After Day One of EK Sprint
The first day of the EK sprint in Thialf saw Jenning de Boo take the lead in the men's competition with a significant lead over Merijn Scheperkamp, while Jutta Leerdam leads the women's race ahead of Femke Kok and Suzanne Schulting.
De Boo and Leerdam Lead After Day One of EK Sprint
The first day of the EK sprint in Thialf saw Jenning de Boo take the lead in the men's competition with a significant lead over Merijn Scheperkamp, while Jutta Leerdam leads the women's race ahead of Femke Kok and Suzanne Schulting.
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48% Bias Score
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