The Dutch Public Broadcasting (NPO) must make annual cuts of 100 million euros from 2026, according to an agreement between PVV, NSC, BBB and VVD. These parties emphasize the importance of digitalization and attracting a younger audience. Despite the cuts, which are less than some parties originally wanted, the NPO recognizes the need for reform to guarantee quality journalism and a versatile offering. The NPO strives for a future-proof and transparent system, with the focus on maintaining a strong, independent public broadcaster.

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