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Rotterdam council coalition loses majority as Leefbaar councillor quits

Former ABN Amro chief Gerrit Zalm to lead next stage in coalition talks

Tjeenk Willink to step down as four parties make new attempt to form government

Morocco recalls ambassador in row over 'drugs dealer' linked to opposition protests

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ChristenUnie to join coalition talks, serious negotiations start next week

MPs will debate extending paternity leave to five days after all

ChristenUnie only hope for majority cabinet, poll of polls shows little change

'Netflixing of society' partly to blame for Labour party's collapse

Pressure mounts on reluctant Labour to join coalition talks

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