Dutch Right-Wing Coalition Reaches Preliminary Government Agreement

After six months of negotiations, four parties agree on a coalition led by technocrats, focusing on strict immigration policies and climate initiatives.

• Four right-wing parties in the Netherlands have reached a preliminary agreement to form a government after six months of negotiations.
• Geert Wilders' Party for Freedom, despite winning the most votes, will not take the PM position; instead, technocrats will lead the government.
• The coalition agreement includes plans for stringent immigration policies and maintaining climate change initiatives.
• The Farmers Citizens Movement (BBB) will play a significant role in the coalition, particularly in agricultural policies.
• Upcoming EU parliament elections will gauge public reaction to the coalition before it officially forms.

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