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Dutch PM Rutte signals interest in NATO top job | Reuters
Mark Rutte, longest-serving PM in Dutch history, may seek fifth term | World News - Hindustan Times
Slave trade apology: Dutch prime minister apologizes for the Netherlands' role | CNN
Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Joins the WIP Leadership Campaign - Women Political Leaders
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte won't ban 'Black Pete' blackface character but his feelings have changed | CNN
Dutch PM Rutte fights for political life after blunder | Reuters
Dutch PM Rutte set to hold talks with Erdoğan in Ankara | Daily Sabah
Dutch government resigns over child care subsidies scandal, media reports say | Daily Sabah
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Dutch government collapses over immigration policy | Reuters
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will travel to the US for an economic mission on semiconductors - United States | The Netherlands and United States
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Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte will leave politics after election, marking end of a political era | AP News
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte apologises for Netherlands's role in slave trade - ABC News
Dutch PM Mark Rutte resigns after collapse of coalition government | World News | Sky News
Dutch PM Rutte presses for EU to reach €50B Ukraine finance deal – POLITICO
Netherlands PM says those who don't respect customs should leave | Netherlands | The Guardian
Dutch prime minister apologizes for Netherlands' role in slave trade : NPR
Dutch PM Mark Rutte says he won't run for fifth term after government collapses
Teflon Mark' finally comes unstuck as Dutch PM says he will leave politics | The Independent
UK's Johnson agrees to work with Dutch PM Rutte on Afghanistan -Johnson's office | Reuters
Netherlands: Prime Minister Mark Rutte's security boosted after threats from drug criminals - reports | World News | Sky News
