Dutch media say the government failed to agree on migration laws, which could prompt new elections

Dutch media citing sources say tense talks between the four parties that make up Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s ruling coalition have failed to broker a deal over ways to rein in migration. If months of talks on the thorny issue end in failure, it could bring down the administration and force a general election. The government did not confirm the reports and no ministers immediately emerged from the meeting Friday near Rutte’s office to speak to reporters.