Party watch: Progressive D66 wants to build a circular economy

The Netherlands goes to the polls on November 22 to elect a new government. The progressive liberal party D66 wants to build a sustainable economy where GDP is replaced by a “climate inclusive budget framework” that takes into account the impact of economic activity on the environment and natural resources. The party is staunchly pro-European, arguing EU-wide deals are the only way to tackle issues such as migration and climate change. It also believes investing in education is the best...