Associated Press
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — A speech by the Dutch king to lawmakers is laying out the new government’s policy plans for the coming year. The speech Tuesday is being delivered against a backdrop of bickering between members of the hard right-led coalition over its plans to drastically slash migration. The day is dominated by pageantry as the royals are driven through The Hague in ornate horse-drawn carriages. It also marks the first major test of the new technocratic coalition administration led by Prime Minister Dick Schoof as ministers debate their plans with parliament — and among themselves.
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