
Migration Takes Center Stage in Dutch Election Battle
Islamic culture is increasingly restricting the freedom of others in the Netherlands, right-wing populist leaders say.

Islamic culture is increasingly restricting the freedom of others in the Netherlands, right-wing populist leaders say.
A controversial prank involving chemical threats has reignited calls to crack down on radical climate activism.

Strict migration rules and rollback of Green Deal policies included in coalition program.

Talks to determine who will take the reins could drag on for months.

Following the elections, it will take some time for a new coalition government to be formed; until then, farmers ask for clarity from their leaders and, above all, hope for the future.

At BBB, we try to work from common sense and to see seats and polls not as a goal but as the result of our efforts.

After criticizing the Dutch migrant redistribution bill, van der Plas said BBB would vote for it—on the condition there was no coercion involved.

“It is no more a fight between the Left and the Right. That was before. It is now a fight between the nationalist and the globalist.”

BBB continues to distinguish itself as a party for the people, standing up to the crushing mandates of the EU’s Nature Restoration Law.

Despite a triumph during March’s regional elections, hopes for Dutch agrarian populists have turned into mud, as the political mainstream prepares to assert itself during November elections.