The Dutch political landscape features a recently installed minority coalition government led by Prime Minister Rob Jetten of D66, alongside VVD and CDA partners, which took office on February 23, 2026, following the October 2025 general election and extended cabinet formation talks. This arrangement holds 66 of 150 seats in the House of Representatives and rests on a formal coalition agreement outlining priorities through 2030. With no major parliamentary defections, lost confidence votes, or coalition breakdowns reported since the swearing-in, traders assign high probability against dissolution by year-end. The next scheduled election remains set for May 2030, and the absence of acute crises or procedural triggers—such as a successful no-confidence motion—supports the current consensus that the sitting chamber will complete its term without a snap election.