“Whether it concerns the distribution of our wealth, closing the gap between urban and rural areas, responding effectively to climate change, catching up with the housing shortage, switching to sustainable energy, tackling nitrogen, restoring nature and a humane reception of refugees. Each and every one of these issues that we have seen coming for a long time. Why are they being put on the back burner?” Oosters wonders.
King’s Commissioner opposes The Hague in New Year’s speech
