The Dutch government avoids collapse following crisis talks over a tax proposal.
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten held crisis talks with key partners to prevent the collapse of his minority coalition government. The political row over tax policy has raised the possibility of snap elections in the Netherlands.
- D66 and CDA agreed with progressive parties.
- Jetten's D66 party is in a three-way coalition with the CDA and the VVD.
- Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten was to hold crisis talks with key partners to save his minority coalition government.
- A political row over tax policy raised the possibility of snap elections in the European Union's fifth-largest economy.
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