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Growing uncertainty about coalition's plans and budget, Schoof as PM

Opposition parties are increasingly uneasy about the PVV, VVD, NSC, and BBB coalition. The coalition parties are refusing to release an analysis of their coalition agreement, which reportedly shows that the future Cabinet will have multiple legal hurdles to cross to implement the plans therein, some of which are at odds with the Constitution. Opposition parties also have concerns about the choice of Dick Schoof as the new Prime Minister.

Parliament wants 25 April to be national day against anti-Semitism

Most parties want a majority cabinet, but not the key players

Most parties want a majority cabinet, but not the key players

The formation is closed like an oyster, and this leads to dissatisfaction with the other parties

New poll puts Geert Wilders' PVV on 30% as voters desert VVD

New poll puts Geert Wilders’ PVV on 30% as voters desert VVD

Dutch Election Sensation: Who Could be in Right-Wing Wilders Coalition?

Could a new populist-right government rule a major European state? Here's your complete guide to the how and who of the coming weeks.

Dutch Election Sensation: Who Could be in Right-Wing Wilders Coalition?

Could a new populist-right government rule a major European state? Here's your complete guide to the how and who of the coming weeks.

Wilders urges Cabinet formation talks, VVD still says no; Plasterk starts as coalition scout

PVV leader Geert Wilders said on Tuesday he hopes that parties will at least sit with and talk to him about forming a coalition. He expressed his desire to form a government with VVD, NSC, and BBB after the meeting where Ronald Plasterk was appointed as the new scout for the Cabinet formation process. "My approach would be: start talking to each other and then we'll see if it works out or not. Without talking, nothing will succeed," Wilders stated.

Left wing leader worried by right-wing pushback against equal rights for women, LGBTQIA+

Party leader Frans Timmermans of GroenLinks-PvdA finds it worrying that right-wing parties in Europe are engaged in a “pushback” on equal rights for women and the LGBTQIA+ community. On the television program Khalid & Sophie, he accused JA21 party leader Joost Eerdmans of being part of this. Eerdmans said he is just as concerned about developments in this area in Poland and Hungary, but he also believes that the Netherlands should not “do more just to be a counterweight.”

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