Dutch prosecutors say a 37-year-old man accused of carrying out a bomb attack on the headquarters of the Dutch ruling party acted with terrorist intent. The case is presented in connection with an attack on the premises of Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s political party. Prosecutors make the argument during the man’s court process, where he faces an arraignment hearing. According to reports, a judge orders his detention to be extended by two weeks while the matter proceeds. The outlets agree on the core details of the allegation: the suspect’s age, the target being the ruling party headquarters, and the prosecution’s position that the conduct meets the threshold for “terrorist intent.” The reporting also indicates the case is at an early procedural stage, with the detention decision reflecting ongoing investigation and legal proceedings rather than a final determination of guilt. No additional information on the motive, the method of the attack, or the extent of damage is included in the provided summaries.