Dutch coalition crisis talks extend into weekend to avert government collapse
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Dutch Prime Minister is negotiating to prevent the collapse of his government less than nine months after taking office. The situation is fluid; the specific trigger and coalition dynamics are unconfirmed. A collapse would trigger early elections and political uncertainty in the Netherlands.
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The Dutch VVD party has confirmed its decision to remain in Prime Minister Rob Jetten's minority coalition following intense crisis talks over the weekend. This averts an immediate government collapse, which was threatened by VVD demands for a shift to the right and disputes over fiscal and tax policy, specifically a proposed millionaire tax. While the immediate crisis is resolved, underlying coalition fragility persists.
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