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Painful lesson for The Hague newcomers: every misstep under the microscope

Painful lesson for The Hague newcomers: every misstep under the microscope

Former general Elanor Boekholt-O’Sullivan and other ministers recruited from outside politics are facing a difficult transition into the Dutch government in The Hague. These newcomers are expected to perform flawlessly from their first day, despite receiving limited support to adjust to the unique political environment.

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