Dutch PM Mark Rutte resigns after coalition collapse over migration clash.
Rutte, the country’s longest-serving premier, announced his departure after 13 years in power.
The opposition withdrew a vote of no confidence following his statement.
Rutte’s resignation marks a changing of the guard in European politics and leaves Viktor Oban as the EU’s longest-standing premier.
The government fell apart when Rutte demanded restrictions on refugee family reunions.
Rutte faced controversies throughout his tenure, including a subsidy scandal and economic challenges.
