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Students and left-wing opposition fight compulsory service, Defense remains optimistic. 'Princess sets good example'

Students and left-wing opposition fight compulsory service, Defense remains optimistic. 'Princess sets good example'

Students in Germany and left-wing parties in the Netherlands are protesting against the potential introduction of selective military service. Despite this opposition, the Dutch Ministry of Defense remains optimistic and highlights Princess Amalia as a positive example for the youth.

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