Foreign Minister: Hungary Won’t Support Mark Rutte as NATO Chief
The Dutch PM previously said that “Hungary has no place in the EU.”
The Dutch PM previously said that “Hungary has no place in the EU.”
A majority of NATO member states are apparently ready to support Mark Rutte, the man whose policies were overwhelmingly rejected by his own nation during the last election.
With Mark Rutte quitting after 13 years as PM, and the rise of new parties, the question on everyone’s lips is what the Netherlands will look like after November 22nd.
“Teflon Mark” Rutte has survived four terms as PM but seen support drop as he implemented globalist policies.
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Known as ‘Teflon Mark’ for having led four consecutive governments, PM Rutte expressed no interest in trading national politics for an important role at an international institution.
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