The Netherlands is set to have a new prime minister, as four right-wing parties have chosen 67-year-old Dick Schoof, a top justice official with no political experience, to lead the government. This unconventional choice aims to create distance between the Parliament and the cabinet after 13 years under Prime Minister Mark Rutte. The move comes after months of negotiations following a surprising election result. Despite concerns about Schoof's lack of political skills, his extensive experience in public service and national security is seen as a strength. However, his leadership has not been without controversy, as he was previously associated with using fake Twitter accounts to follow citizens. The selection has raised concerns about privacy and internet freedom, with organizations calling for a commitment to citizen rights and safety.