Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten held a crisis meeting on Friday with the leaders of his coalition partners to address growing tensions within the government. The acrimony stems from disagreements over a tax package and comes just nine months into the coalition's four-year term. Jetten publicly acknowledged the need for a "fresh start" to improve cooperation among the coalition parties.
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