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Drenthe coalition continues without BBB after nitrogen debate

Drenthe coalition continues without BBB after nitrogen debate

The BBB party in the province of Drenthe has withdrawn from the governing coalition with the VVD, PvdA, and CDA. This decision follows internal disagreements regarding nitrogen policies, which led the party to conclude that the original coalition agreement was no longer viable.

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