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Podcast: The Revolving Door Torentje Edition

May 24, 2024
The four parties keep spinning but getting nowhere. Photo: Depositphotos

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Polish podcaster Patryk Kulpok joins us this week to chew over the progress of the incoming government and the coalition deal. Which opposition leader did Geert Wilders reprimand for sniping from the sidelines? Why did Pieter Omtzigt end up arguing with Rob Jetten about the price of Ilse de Lange concert tickets? And will we have a new prime minister before our neighbours across the North Sea? In other news, the VVD face being homeless after the European elections after getting into bed with the PVV. Dutch women are celebrating in judo and football, while Ajax’s men get a new Italian boss. And universities will be able to turn away foreign students and lecturers under a plan masterminded by distinguished Princeton academic turned education minister Robbert Dijkgraaf.

You can hear more of Patryk Kulpok (https://x.com/PKulpok) on Polderownia podcast’s interview with Ines Kostíc (Partij voor de Dieren)

Dutch News · The Revolving Torentje Door Edition – Week 21 – 2024

Ophef of the week: Train passengers simmer with rage at TikTok chicken cook

Government news

Wilders promises to make finding prime minister “acute” priority

Five weeks to form a cabinet, but still no prime minister

A new Dutch coalition, but when do we get a government?

New government’s coalition deal short on detail, big on cutbacks

Other news

VVD face expulsion from European liberal group for coalition with PVV

Senate backs plan to allow universities to cap English courses

Student room rents rise again, Amsterdam nears €1,000 per month

Sport

Van Lieshout is first Dutch woman to win judo world title in 15 years

Shona Shukrula to become first woman to referee men’s professional football

Ajax close in on compensation deal for Nice coach Francesco Farioli

Dutch cricketers lose last-ball thriller to Ireland

Bowlers Klaassen and Doram ruled out as injuries hit Dutch T20 hopes

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