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Dutch court to rule on climate change case brought by Caribbean islanders — Stephan Kogelman / ANP / AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Dutch Politics · Netherlands

Dutch court to rule on climate change case brought by Caribbean islanders

41% Center coverage: 58 sources

A Dutch district court is ruling Wednesday in a case brought by eight residents of a tiny Caribbean island who accuse the Netherlands’ government of not doing enough to protect them from the devastating effects of climate change.See the Story

AI-generated British schoolgirl character ‘Amelia’ adopted by far-right online — Christopher Furlong/Getty Images via Getty Images

Far-Right · United Kingdom

AI-generated British schoolgirl character ‘Amelia’ adopted by far-right online

49% Center coverage: 33 sources

New Dutch government plans 'freedom tax' to fund defence spending — REUTERS / Piroschka Van De Wouw

Netherlands Economy · Netherlands

New Dutch government plans 'freedom tax' to fund defence spending

46% Right coverage: 11 sources

The incoming Dutch government plans to add a surcharge to income and corporate taxes to generate around 5 billion euros ($6 billion) per year for increased defence spending, coalition parties said on Friday.See the Story

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