Prime Minister Jetten wants to discuss the tax plan again, but not about nitrogen

The Dutch cabinet faces a challenging week as the nitrogen law has been postponed and support for the tax plan remains uncertain. Prime Minister Jetten expresses optimism, stating there are still opportunities for dialogue. However, he is unwilling to make concessions on nitrogen and abortion policies, which are critical demands from parties like JA21, SGP, and BBB for their support. The presentation of the nitrogen plans was unexpectedly canceled to allow more time for feedback from agricultural organizations. Meanwhile, parties like Pro and Volt have not seen progress on tax reforms, while 50plus and ChristenUnie are more positive about negotiations. The deadline for the tax plan is approaching, with a decision typically made by August, but clarity is still lacking as the cabinet aims to present it to the House of Representatives soon.