Consensus Among Major Dutch Political Parties
The parties broadly agree on deficit spending, environmental policy, labor law and taxes.
The parties broadly agree on deficit spending, environmental policy, labor law and taxes.
Sint Maarten has yet to meet the conditions.
Thierry Baudet steps down as leader after yet more revelations of extremism.
On environmental policy, government spending and wages, the party is moving to the middle.
The Dutch have relaxed their demands for giving the islands financial support.
Unlike during the last economic crisis, the Dutch government is not cutting spending.
It’s a way to attack a popular prime minister without mentioning him, but it could backfire.
Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten will run out of money in weeks.
Government pays half the rent and 90 percent of salaries.
The government restores its majority in the legislature, but a month has been wasted.
Aruba drafts a comprehensive reform plan while politicians on Curaçao play games.
Why the Dutch prime minister is fighting a €750 billion coronavirus recovery fund.
The health minister wins 258 more votes than his opponent.
The country would be better off if it accepted, rather than resisted, Dutch demands for reform.
Pieter Omtzigt is giving establishment favorite Hugo de Jonge a run for his money.