Very interesting!
Notably, the only bigger member state (>15M) not qualifying for solidarity is Romania! And after it come Portugal, Sweden and Hungary.
I very much doubt these are the countries that can shoulder the expected solidarity

Assuming Wilders' PVV is excluded, the most obvious coalition is a centre coalition of GL/PvdA-D66-CDA-VVD

But VVD says it excludes a coalition with GL/PvdA (and PVV)

This may give centre-parties CU and Volt a pivotal role in pulling the D66-CDA tandem to the right (VVD) or the left (GL/PvdA)

Also, all parties that formed the government last year (PVV, VVD, NSC & BBB) are likely to loose seats; from a combined majority of 88/150 seats to less than 50

So what may new majority coalitions look like?

2/3

In short, the problem here is not that Signal ‘chose’ to run on AWS. The problem is the concentration of power in the infrastructure space that means there isn’t really another choice: the entire stack, practically speaking, is owned by 3-4 players. 11/