Dutch Government to Cap Energy Prices
The Netherlands has the highest electricity and gas prices in Europe.
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Prime Minister Gilmar Pisas walks back his election promise.
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Catalan Republicans to Form Minority Government
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Voters would have preferred the more conservative leader of Bavaria, Markus Söder.
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Separatist parties have yet to form a new government.
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The long-ruling Dutch prime minister is suddenly vulnerable.