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The success of Rob Jetten, one of the youngest ministers in Mark Rutte's government, in the parliamentary elections was a big surprise for many.
The new Dutch government has been sworn in, led by 38-year-old centrist Rob Jetten, who becomes the country's youngest and first openly gay prime minister.
Rob Jetten has officially taken the oath as the head of the new Dutch government, becoming the youngest prime minister in Dutch history and the first from his D66 party to hold the position.
King Willem-Alexander’s response after swearing in Rob Jetten’s team of ministers was short but to the point: “This country faces...
Rob Jetten, 38, has been sworn in as the Netherlands' youngest and first openly gay prime minister. His centrist minority coalition faces challenges in the country's fractured political landscape.
The Netherlands has sworn in its youngest Prime Minister in history, 38-year-old left-liberal Rob Jetten, along with his new government, four months after the parliamentary elections.
A new Dutch government took power on Monday, with 38-year-old centrist Rob Jetten sworn in as the country’s youngest-ever prime minister and the first openly gay one. Jetten pulled off a stunning election win in October, coming from behind to dethrone the far-right Freedom Party (PVV) led by firebrand politician Geert Wilders by a razor-thin margin. The snap election was called after the PVV withdrew from the previous coalition, the Netherlands’ most right-wing government in recent history,...
The article discusses the composition of the new Dutch cabinet under Jetten, noting it includes many political veterans alongside a few outsiders.
The new Dutch government will be sworn in, with 38-year-old centrist Rob Jetten set to become the country's youngest-ever prime minister and its first openly gay one.
Rob Jetten's new centrist government in the Netherlands is facing complex trade challenges, indicating potential economic hurdles.
The 38-year-old is sworn in as premier after clinching a narrow victory in October's election.
The new look Dutch government was sworn in on Monday, featuring 15 men and 13 women, with seven D66 ministers,...
In the Netherlands, 38-year-old Rob Jetten has been sworn in as the country's youngest prime minister, leading a three-party minority coalition government that is expected to face challenges in policy-making.
A new Dutch coalition government has been sworn in, with 38-year-old centrist Rob Jetten becoming the country's youngest and first openly gay prime minister.
Rob Jetten heads a three-party coalition comprising his centrist D66, the centre-right Christian Democrats and the centre-right People's Party for Freedom and Democracy
The Netherlands has sworn in a new minority government led by Rob Jetten, making him the youngest Prime Minister in the country's history, following months of negotiations.
The new Dutch government is set to be sworn in, with 38-year-old centrist Rob Jetten becoming the country's youngest-ever prime minister and the first openly gay individual to hold the position.
Rob Jetten is set to become the Netherlands' youngest prime minister, the first from D66, and the first openly gay individual in the role, following a rapid political career.
Rob Jetten, one of the youngest ministers in Mark Rutte's government, achieved a surprising success in parliamentary elections, becoming the youngest prime minister in Dutch history.
Rob Jetten has made history by becoming the youngest and first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands.
38-year-old Jeten led his progressive, pro-European D66 party to a surprising election victory last October after an optimistic campaign in which he promised an end to divisive policies
King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands swore in the new minority government in The Hague. Rob Jetten, 38, became the youngest Prime Minister in Dutch history upon taking office.
The Netherlands is set to inaugurate a new minority government today, led by the youngest ever Prime Minister-designate, Rob Jetten. The new government will be composed of three centrist parties.
The Netherlands has officially formed a new minority government, with Rob Jetten becoming the youngest and first openly gay prime minister in Dutch history. Opposition leaders criticize the new government's plans, stating that ordinary people will bear the financial burden while the wealthy are exempt.
King Willem-Alexander swore in all members of the new Cabinet at Huis ten Bosch palace in The Hague.
A new government takes power in the Netherlands today under the leadership of centrist Rob Jetten, who will become the youngest prime minister in the country's history and the first openly gay. His party D66 si