The future of the coalition government is hanging by a thread after ruling parties centrist D66 and the Christian Democrat CDA struck a tax deal with two opposition parties on Wednesday, despite staunch objections from their coalition partner, the right-wing liberal VVD. VVD leader Dilan Yesilgöz told reporters on Wednesday evening that the deal breached the coalition agreement, and that she wanted talks on a “fundamental reset” if D66 and the CDA went ahead with it.