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Dutch PM Rutte says to quit politics

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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Monday he would quit politics after the fall of his coalition government, in a shock end to the career of the

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  1. Dutch PM Mark Rutte to leave politics after government collapses

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    Dutch PM Rutte says to quit politics

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Reports & sources

24 articles, oldest first.

  1. Washington Times

    The Dutch prime minister hands in his resignation as the government collapses over migration (opens Washington Times)

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    Washington Times's feed description

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte visited the king Saturday to turn in the resignation of his four-party coalition and set the deeply divided Netherlands on track for a general election later this year.

  2. CBS News

    Dutch prime minister resigns after coalition, divided over migration, collapses (opens CBS News)

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    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte negotiated for months over a package of measures to reduce the flow of new migrants arriving in the country of nearly 18 million people.

  3. Local News 8

    Dutch PM Mark Rutte to leave politics after government collapses (opens Local News 8)

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    Local News 8's feed description

    By Catherine Nicholls and Christian Edwards, CNN (CNN) — Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Monday he would step down as leader of the country’s ruling party and leave politics, after his government collapsed over immigration policy, Dutch national broadcaster and CNN affiliate NOS reported.

  4. The Guardian

    Mark Rutte hands in resignation as Dutch government collapses over asylum row (opens The Guardian)

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    The Guardian's feed description

    Radically different outlooks of four parties on immigration ‘unbridgeable’, says four-time prime minister

  5. Digital Journal

    Dutch PM Rutte says to quit politics (opens Digital Journal)

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    Digital Journal's feed description

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Monday he would quit politics after the fall of his coalition government, in a shock end to the career of the

  6. France 24

    History-making Dutch PM Rutte quits politics (opens France 24)

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    France 24's feed description

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte announced Monday he was quitting politics after nearly 13 years in power, in a shock end to his time as the longest-serving leader in the history of the Netherlands.

  7. KEYT Santa Barbara

    Dutch PM Mark Rutte to leave politics after government collapses | News Channel 3-12 (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    KEYT Santa Barbara's feed description

    Dutch PM Mark Rutte to leave politics after government collapses

  8. The Boston Globe

    Dutch prime minister says he will leave politics after next election (opens The Boston Globe)

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    The Boston Globe's feed description

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte says he plans to leave politics after a general election sparked by his government’s resignation.

  9. The Guardian

    Mark Rutte: the everyman Dutch PM whose ‘Teflon’ powers finally waned (opens The Guardian)

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    The Guardian's feed description

    Netherlands’ longest-serving leader has announced he will not stand at next election after his government collapsed

  10. Washington Times

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will leave politics after election, marking the end of political era (opens Washington Times)

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    Washington Times's feed description

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, the Netherlands’ longest-serving premier, said Monday he will leave politics after an early general election sparked by a dispute over migration that led to his government’s resignation.

  11. The Guardian

    Dutch PM Mark Rutte to leave politics after collapse of government (opens The Guardian)

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    The Guardian's feed description

    Netherlands’ longest serving PM announces decision after coalition resigned in row over immigration

  12. The Economist

    Mark Rutte, the Dutch prime minister, quits politics (opens The Economist)

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    The Economist's feed description

    After 13 years, the liberal leader announces the end of an era

  13. KEYT Santa Barbara

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will leave politics after election, marking end of a political era | News Channel 3-12 (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    KEYT Santa Barbara's feed description

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will leave politics after election, marking end of a political era

  14. UPI

    Netherlands PM Mark Rutte to leave politics after government collapse (opens UPI)

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    UPI's feed description

    Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte said Monday that he will not stand at the next election and that his two-decade-long career in politics is at an end.

  15. New York Times

    Mark Rutte, Netherlands Prime Minister, Says He Will Leave Politics (opens New York Times)

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    New York Times's feed description

    Mr. Rutte, the country’s leader since 2010, announced the collapse of his government on Friday. New elections are expected this fall.

  16. Wyoming Public Media

    The Dutch prime minister says he will leave politics after the next election (opens Wyoming Public Media)

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    Wyoming Public Media's feed description

    Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte, the Netherlands' longest serving premier, said Monday he will leave politics after a general election sparked by his government's resignation.

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