Dispute over the 'millionaires' tax' pushes the Dutch government to the brink of collapse
The Dutch three-party coalition has been pushed to the brink of collapse less than nine months after it was formed: the lower house of parliament passed an amendment raising taxes on wealth, and the conservative VVD, part of the coalition, threatened to leave the government. Prime Minister Rob Jetten will try to save the cabinet in talks with coalition partners. The Dutch three-party coalition found itself on the brink of collapse less than nine months after its formation: the lower house of parliament adopted an amendment raising taxes on wealth, and the conservative VVD, part of the coalition, threatened to leave the government. Prime Minister Rob Jetten will try to save the cabinet in talks with coalition partners.
Aziz Karimov