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Dick Schoof

Civil servant and former Prime Minister of the Netherlands 2024 to 2026

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    Rutte tells COVID inquiry Netherlands 'crawled through the eye of the needle' as ICU beds nearly ran out in early 2020

    Former Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte told a parliamentary COVID inquiry that the country came close to running out of intensive care beds in the first weeks of the pandemic, as the cabinet 'crawled through the eye of the needle' thanks to German help and blunt internal debates.

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49 missiles and one resignation

US and Iran rupture ceasefire as oil shock squeezes central banks and Starmer

The Gulf again set the tempo, as the United States and Iran traded fire and Tehran threatened the Strait of Hormuz. Markets, central banks and governments then absorbed the bill, with inflation rising, rates moving and defence rows sharpening.

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  • UK cabinet crisis over defence spending

    Healey resigns as Defence Secretary alongside Carns, protesting a 13.5 billion pound funding plan that falls short of the 3% GDP target.

  • Swiss population cap referendum

    Polling stations open as voters decide on a 10 million population cap, with recent polls showing the "no" side leading 52% to 45%.

  • US-Iran draft deal negotiations

    Tehran celebrates the draft agreement as a victory, while President Trump dismisses the reports as fake news and the UAE denies making billion-dollar payments to Iran.

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European Union · Updated 33m ago

Brussels vs capitals: EU integration

National constitutional court rulings have intensified scrutiny on EU law primacy in budget and migration, linking these legal challenges to ongoing political disputes over rule-of-law and financial instruments.

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