Left-liberal party of Dutch election winner Rob Jetten and two conservative parties opt for minority cabinet that will need to seek cooperation of opposition for any majorityDutch leader of the D66 party Rob Jetten (L), leader of the VDD party Dilan Yesilgoz, and leader of the CDA party Henri Bontenbal after a meeting about a cabinet formation, in Hilversum on January 9, 2026. Photo: JEROEN JUMELET /ANP / AFP / Netherlands OUT via GettyBernd RadowitzEuropean Editor, RechargeFollow me My Alerts is a service for subscribers. Please login or subscribe in order to use My Alerts.SubscribeLoginPolicy
Can minority government in Europe's third-biggest offshore wind market win backing for greater expansion?
Left-liberal party of Dutch election winner Rob Jetten and two conservative parties opt for minority cabinet that will need to seek cooperation of opposition for any majority
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