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Dutch coalition near collapse as 1 party is upset over tax deal with opposition

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Corder, M. (2026, November 12). Dutch coalition near collapse as 1 party is upset over tax deal with opposition. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/news/world/europe/dutch-coalition-near-collapse-as-1-party-is-upset-over-tax-deal-with-opposition/article_6ce6ee50-3b98-5333-b61b-93071c3213b8.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-11-12 · by Mike Corder

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Prime Minister Rob Jetten's three-party coalition in the Netherlands is on the verge of collapse due to a disagreement over a tax plan. D66 and the Christian Democrats made a deal with two opposition parties to pass the tax package, but this agreement has upset another coalition party, putting the stability of the government at risk. The tax plan is essential for the annual budget, and the conflict occurred less than nine months into the four-year term of the current coalition.
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Toronto StarThis outlet12 Nov

Prime Minister Rob Jetten's three-party coalition in the Netherlands is on the verge of collapse due to a disagreement over a tax plan. D66 and the Christian Democrats made a deal with two opposition parties to pass the tax package, but this agreement has upset another coalition party, putting the stability of the government at risk. The tax plan is essential for the annual budget, and the conflict occurred less…

Dutch coalition near collapse as 1 party is upset over tax deal with opposition (this article)2 articles from Toronto Star on this story
The Straits Times13 Nov

Prime Minister Rob Jetten and coalition partners will hold crisis talks over the weekend to prevent the collapse of the Dutch minority government. The government is currently at a stalemate following a Thursday vote where the pro-business VVD party rejected its own tax plan, which included a divisive wealth tax amendment supported by the D66 and Christian Democrats. While Jetten is making a last-ditch effort to…

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Mike Corder
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Christian Democrats D66 Dutch Netherlands THE HAGUE

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Narrative

The ruling Dutch three-party minority coalition led by Prime Minister Rob Jetten appeared close to collapse Thursday, less than nine months into its four-year term, as a deal to support a tax plan for next year angered one of the coalition parties.
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The ruling Dutch three-party minority coalition led by Prime Minister Rob Jetten appeared close to collapse Thursday, less than nine months into its four-year term, as a deal to support a tax plan for next year angered one of the coalition parties. asserted
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Jetten’s centrist D66 party and the center-right Christian Democrats reached the deal Wednesday with two center-left opposition parties to get the tax package — a crucial part of the annual government budget — through the Dutch parliament. asserted
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