EU to discuss unlocking €140bn in frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine – Europe live

EU president Ursula von der Leyen says using Russian assets would be the most effective way to sustain Ukraine", although legal fears remain for some states

If you're reading all this and think it could take some time to sort out a working coalition - you're right.

Ideally, Jetten would want to form a broad coalition of D66 (26 seats), Yeilgoz-Zegerius's VDD (22), the left-wing GroenLinks-PvdA (20), and centre-right CDA (18). This would get him a clear majority in the parliament with 86 out of 150 seats in the parliament, but VDD is not keen on teaming up with the left.