After the failure of coalition talks between four right-wing parties in the Netherlands, the head of the talks still sees chances for them to form a government. They should continue to negotiate, according to the final report of the parliamentary sounding board, Ronald Plasterk, which was presented in The Hague on Monday. It remains unclear whether a majority or minority government should be sought. Parliament is now to debate the report on Wednesday and decide on further steps. However, some 10 weeks after the major election victory of right-wing populist Geert Wilders and his anti-Islam Free…