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Pensioen is toch wel eenzaam, man
Ik zit toch te denken aan een staatsgreep, voor die adrenaline, weet je?
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Pensioen is toch wel eenzaam, man
Ik zit toch te denken aan een staatsgreep, voor die adrenaline, weet je?
You can’t be saying that Dick Schoof
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Queen Máxima of The Netherlands and Princess Catharina-Amalia of The Netherlands with Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof and Secretary General Antonio Guterres attend the 80th United Nations General Assembly, at United Nations Headquarters in New York City, United States -September 25th 2025.
Waar schat jij de kansen hoger van in
Een witte kerst Kabinet Schoof haalt het nieuwe jaar mét alle huidige leden
Waar schat jij de kansen hoger van in
Een witte kerst
Kabinet Schoof haalt het nieuwe jaar mét alle huidige leden
the dutch have to be trolling, right? they can't really live like this
Nicknamed ‘Tricky Dick’, the new head of the Netherlands’ far-right-led government is not afraid of bending the rules.
Dick Schoof might be the most surprising prime minister the Dutch have ever had. While pundits have been tripping over each other trying to guess who could be the Netherlands’ next leader after Geert Wilders’ far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) won a landmark victory six months ago, the name Schoof was unknown to many until this week. “I guess it will be a surprise for a lot of people that I’m standing here,” Schoof told reporters, slightly nervously, as he was unveiled. “It’s actually also a surprise for me.” A former spy chief, Schoof was set to retire in March, but signed on for another three years as the top civil servant at the Dutch Justice Ministry. He was put forward this week as the country’s next prime minister, to lead the most right-wing government in recent Dutch history. The coalition sees Wilders’ PVV join with the center-right People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD), the right-wing populist Farmer-Citizen Movement (BBB) and the centrist New Social Contract (NSC).
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