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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


Netherlands Publishes Names of 425,000 Suspected Nazi Collaborators
The Netherlands has published online the names of about 425,000 people suspected of collaborating with the Nazis during World War II, making the country's largest WWII archive accessible to researchers and descendants worldwide, prompting discussions about the nation's past and addressing rising Hol...
Netherlands Publishes Names of 425,000 Suspected Nazi Collaborators
The Netherlands has published online the names of about 425,000 people suspected of collaborating with the Nazis during World War II, making the country's largest WWII archive accessible to researchers and descendants worldwide, prompting discussions about the nation's past and addressing rising Hol...
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32% Bias Score


Netherlands Faces Persistent Medicine Shortages Affecting Millions
Over 4.5 million people in the Netherlands faced medicine shortages in 2024, with 193 life-saving drugs unavailable, including salbutamol inhalers, due to manufacturer production problems, logistical issues from Suez Canal disruptions, and insufficient market incentives.
Netherlands Faces Persistent Medicine Shortages Affecting Millions
Over 4.5 million people in the Netherlands faced medicine shortages in 2024, with 193 life-saving drugs unavailable, including salbutamol inhalers, due to manufacturer production problems, logistical issues from Suez Canal disruptions, and insufficient market incentives.
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44% Bias Score


Dutch Pharmacists' Assistants Strike Again Over Wages
Pharmacists' assistants in the Netherlands are staging a second national strike this week, demanding a 6% retroactive pay raise, a 2% year-end bonus, and inflation-adjusted salaries due to wage stagnation and low reimbursement rates from insurance companies.
Dutch Pharmacists' Assistants Strike Again Over Wages
Pharmacists' assistants in the Netherlands are staging a second national strike this week, demanding a 6% retroactive pay raise, a 2% year-end bonus, and inflation-adjusted salaries due to wage stagnation and low reimbursement rates from insurance companies.
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44% Bias Score


\"Dutch Housing Subsidies Primarily Benefit Landowners, CPB Warns\"\
\"The Dutch government's €5 billion housing subsidy plan is likely to primarily benefit landowners, not buyers, due to limited building space, according to CPB research; alternative approaches are needed to increase affordable housing, the CPB states.\
\"Dutch Housing Subsidies Primarily Benefit Landowners, CPB Warns\"\
\"The Dutch government's €5 billion housing subsidy plan is likely to primarily benefit landowners, not buyers, due to limited building space, according to CPB research; alternative approaches are needed to increase affordable housing, the CPB states.\
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36% Bias Score


Dutch House Prices Rise 11.5% in Q4 2024 Despite Increased Supply
Dutch house prices rose 11.5 percent year-on-year in the final quarter of 2024, reaching an average of €483,000, driven by increased supply, falling interest rates, higher wages, and positive market sentiment; sales volume also increased, exceeding 145,000 transactions for the year.
Dutch House Prices Rise 11.5% in Q4 2024 Despite Increased Supply
Dutch house prices rose 11.5 percent year-on-year in the final quarter of 2024, reaching an average of €483,000, driven by increased supply, falling interest rates, higher wages, and positive market sentiment; sales volume also increased, exceeding 145,000 transactions for the year.
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24% 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

Pharmacist Strike, Carter's Funeral, and Severe Weather Disrupt Netherlands
Dutch pharmacists are striking for better pay and working conditions; former US president Jimmy Carter's state funeral is underway; severe weather causes disruptions in the Netherlands; devastating wildfires rage in Los Angeles; an attempted coup in Chad results in casualties; and a Liverpool footba...

Pharmacist Strike, Carter's Funeral, and Severe Weather Disrupt Netherlands
Dutch pharmacists are striking for better pay and working conditions; former US president Jimmy Carter's state funeral is underway; severe weather causes disruptions in the Netherlands; devastating wildfires rage in Los Angeles; an attempted coup in Chad results in casualties; and a Liverpool footba...
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16% Bias Score

Dutch PM's Apolitical Stance Threatens Democracy"
Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof's apolitical approach, revealed in recent interviews, is causing parliamentary gridlock and fueling public discontent, potentially strengthening populist movements that reject compromise and threaten the stability of the Dutch democratic system.

Dutch PM's Apolitical Stance Threatens Democracy"
Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof's apolitical approach, revealed in recent interviews, is causing parliamentary gridlock and fueling public discontent, potentially strengthening populist movements that reject compromise and threaten the stability of the Dutch democratic system.
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60% Bias Score

CPB Warns Housing Subsidies Primarily Benefit Landowners, Not Buyers
The Dutch Central Planning Bureau (CPB) warns that \u20ac5 billion in government housing subsidies will likely primarily benefit landowners, not homebuyers, unless the system is fundamentally altered, while average house prices are expected to reach \u20ac500,000 by summer if the current rate contin...

CPB Warns Housing Subsidies Primarily Benefit Landowners, Not Buyers
The Dutch Central Planning Bureau (CPB) warns that \u20ac5 billion in government housing subsidies will likely primarily benefit landowners, not homebuyers, unless the system is fundamentally altered, while average house prices are expected to reach \u20ac500,000 by summer if the current rate contin...
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48% Bias Score

Oosterscheldekering Renovation: Testing Reveals Lower-Than-Expected Costs
The Oosterscheldekering flood barrier in Zeeland, Netherlands, needs a multi-million euro renovation to replace aging parts by 2024, with Deltares testing a scale model to optimize upgrades while addressing climate change impacts; initial findings suggest that conservative design choices made during...

Oosterscheldekering Renovation: Testing Reveals Lower-Than-Expected Costs
The Oosterscheldekering flood barrier in Zeeland, Netherlands, needs a multi-million euro renovation to replace aging parts by 2024, with Deltares testing a scale model to optimize upgrades while addressing climate change impacts; initial findings suggest that conservative design choices made during...
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24% Bias Score

Kok Receives Discretionary Spot for European Sprint Championships
After missing the second day of the Dutch Sprint Championships due to illness, Dutch speed skater Femke Kok received a discretionary spot for the European Sprint Championships, highlighting the KNSB's decision to prioritize her long-term health and potential over immediate qualification.

Kok Receives Discretionary Spot for European Sprint Championships
After missing the second day of the Dutch Sprint Championships due to illness, Dutch speed skater Femke Kok received a discretionary spot for the European Sprint Championships, highlighting the KNSB's decision to prioritize her long-term health and potential over immediate qualification.
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40% Bias Score
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