Dutch coalition stays together for now after crisis talks
The Netherlands’ coalition government will stay together for now after hours of crisis talks. Prime Minister Rob Jetten is expected to explain the decision later on Friday.
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The Dutch coalition government of D66, VVD and CDA will remain in office for now, after hours of crisis talks between Prime Minister Rob Jetten and his two deputy prime ministers, party insiders told ANP. Jetten was due to explain the decision later on Friday evening.
The talks involved Dilan Yeşilgöz of the VVD and Bart van den Brink of the CDA. The report, published on 13 November, says the decision followed earlier coverage by Dutch broadcaster NOS. It does not specify what triggered the crisis or how long the coalition intends to stay together.
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