Leaked Miljoenennota papers dominated the morning. De Volkskrant reported the Jetten cabinet shifted about €12bn in burdens onto households, calling purchasing-power repair a half-measure, while RTL noted sharply higher taxes for workers. NRC framed the week as a power vacuum, with a weak coalition and a divided opposition.
Attention then returned to the Graubünden coach crash. The first survivors travelled home as victims were identified as four women and one man, with accounts of escape through a roof window and mourning for 75-year-old festival volunteer Siebrand.
From midday the Amsterdam climate march took over. Turnout grew from thousands to 40,000, with signs against oil, heat records and datacentres. Marchers voiced disappointment in former climate champion Jetten, while De Telegraaf highlighted anger over a ‘Hup Hamas’ banner.