Dutch parties form bloc for negotiations, pressure government ↗
Front page leadThree Dutch political parties, JA21, BBB, and SGP, have formed a bloc to conduct negotiations and are putting pressure on the current government.
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The Dutch news website NU.nl is covering a range of national and international stories. Top domestic news includes political negotiations involving JA21, BBB, and SGP parties, and comments from a minister on border controls. International news features a train accident in Spain, Shell's profits…
Three Dutch political parties, JA21, BBB, and SGP, have formed a bloc to conduct negotiations and are putting pressure on the current government.
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