Dutch VVD threatens coalition collapse over tax deal
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The Dutch VVD party has decided to remain in Prime Minister Rob Jetten's minority coalition after intense crisis discussions, averting an immediate government collapse nine months into its term. The dispute centered on fiscal policy, but the underlying fragility of the coalition remains unresolved. The government can continue for now, but the political crisis is not fully settled.
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The Dutch minority coalition government, led by PM Rob Jetten, has averted immediate collapse after intense crisis talks over the weekend. The VVD party, which had threatened to withdraw support over fiscal policy, has decided to remain in the coalition, ensuring the government's survival nine months into its term. While the immediate crisis is resolved, underlying coalition fragility persists.
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