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Energy shortage looms, but The Hague is in no rush with new nuclear power plant

Energy shortage looms, but The Hague is in no rush with new nuclear power plant

Despite acknowledging the necessity of a new nuclear power plant to ensure energy security, the Dutch government is failing to make progress due to political disagreements over costs and potential locations. Political reporter Hans van Soest notes that indecision continues to stall critical energy infrastructure projects.

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Urgent advice: Tax authorities must do more to prevent lawsuits with citizens

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Transavia and Corendon criticize higher flight tax: 'Government uses travelers as a cash cow'

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