The Dutch coalition government has successfully avoided a breakdown following a crisis sparked by alleged racist remarks made by ministers. After extensive discussions in The Hague, Prime Minister Dick Schoof announced that the coalition remains intact and committed to governing together. The controversy arose from comments concerning Muslims and Moroccan-Dutch individuals after attacks on Israeli football fans in Amsterdam. Notably, State Secretary Nora Achahbar resigned due to the scandal, while other ministers of the NSC party decided to stay in the government. The coalition, which includes the far-right party led by Geert Wilders, faces ongoing instability.