Dutch politicians agree on minority government

In the Netherlands, leaders from different political parties have decided to work together to form a minority government.

This means they won't have a majority of seats in parliament, but they will still try to govern the country.

The parties involved are D66, which is centrist and pro-EU, the conservative Christian Democrats, and the right-wing VVD.

They have 66 seats out of 150 in the lower house of parliament.

This is a rare type of government in the Netherlands, and the news was reported by the Dutch broadcaster NOS.