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Chaos, frustration and division: Prinsjesdag deal remains elusive as time runs out

Chaos, frustration and division: Prinsjesdag deal remains elusive as time runs out

Opposition party leaders in the Dutch House of Representatives are struggling to reach a budget agreement with the cabinet ahead of Prinsjesdag. With only 48 hours remaining, significant division and pessimism persist among the involved parties.

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