The government’s scrambling to seal next month’s budget deal, short on votes and racing against time. They’re eyeing a risky alliance with either the left-leaning PRO party—willing to compromise on defense and education but fiercely opposed to cutting social security—or the right-wing JA21, which demands deeper welfare cuts and tax reductions. PRO’s stance is gaining traction with unions threatening strikes, while the VVD, part of the current coalition, insists on no cuts and rejects PRO entirely. JA21’s path is even more fraught: their leader says talks are productive, but the PVV, FVD, and even BBB are shut out. With the finance minister skipping early talks, the pressure’s mounting—and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
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