Two days before the vote still no majority for Tax Plan: 'You can just keep negotiating'

With two days left before voting, the Dutch government still lacks a majority for its tax plans. Ongoing discussions between coalition and opposition parties have yet to yield an agreement. The coalition leaders are negotiating with both left and right opposition parties, but time is running out as the voting is scheduled for Thursday. The opposition has firm demands, including a millionaire tax and adjustments to nitrogen policies, which complicate negotiations. Despite the challenges, the government remains hopeful for potential amendments before the deadline.