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Prospects of new Rutte-led Dutch govt wane as coalition partner quits

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AMSTERDAM - Prospects of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte forming a new government waned on Saturday as a coalition partner seen as vital for securing a majority ruled out joining a new administration led by him. "We don't want to return to 'business as usual'. We cannot be part of a fourth Rutte government", ChristenUnie leader Gert Jan Segers said in an interview with newspaper

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Prospects of new Rutte-led Dutch govt wane as coalition partner quits

3 years ago·United Kingdom

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Rutte's prospects of forming new government wane as coalition partner quits

AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's prospects of forming a new government waned on Saturday as a coalition partner seen as vital for securing a parliamentary majority ruled out joining a new administration led by him. Read full story

3 years ago·Malaysia

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National Post

Rutte's prospects of forming new government wane as coalition partner quits

AMSTERDAM -- Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's prospects of forming a new government waned on Saturday as a coalition partner seen as vital for securing a parliamentary majority ruled out joining a new administration led by him. Read More

3 years ago·Canada

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WION

Dutch PM's prospects of forming new government wane as coalition partner quits

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s prospects of forming a new government waned on Saturday as a coalition partner seen as vital for securing a parliamentary majority ruled out joining a new administration led by him. This threw already stalled talks about forming a new government further into disarray, setting them back by weeks if not months and making it virtually impossible to predict the outcome.

3 years ago·Noida, India

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Rutte's prospects of forming new government wane as coalition partner quits

AMSTERDAM - Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's prospects of forming a new government waned on Saturday as a coalition partner seen as vital for securing a parliamentary majority ruled out joining a new administration led by him.

3 years ago·Singapore

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ChristenUnie rules out cabinet formation with Rutte as prime minister: 'Too much happened'

The ChristenUnie rules out cabinet participation if outgoing prime minister and VVD leader Mark Rutte becomes prime minister again. This is what party chairman Gert-Jan Segers says on Saturday in the Nederlands Dagblad. "Just too much has happened for that," says Segers. The formation of a cabinet in which Rutte becomes prime minister again seems further away than ever due to the disappearance of the ChristenUnie.

3 years ago·Netherlands

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