
Dutch Voters Concerned About Housing, Healthcare, Migration, Survey Says
The Party for Freedom, headed by Geert Wilders, is on course to win the elections in October.

The Party for Freedom, headed by Geert Wilders, is on course to win the elections in October.

The Dutch right-wing leader, an outspoken critic of Islam, has lived under round-the-clock security for two decades.

A tense council meeting and mass protests failed to stop Zwolle from approving a new asylum centre, as residents say they have been ignored by their own city.

The legislation could bolster the right-wing PVV’s chances of another election victory.

Undocumented residents and people assisting illegal migrants will be punished.

Immigration policies split the last coalition—now PVV’s Geert Wilders aims to deliver on his promises.

Despite not having a close personal relationship, the two politicians had a friendly and productive meeting on the sidelines of the NATO summit.

“The real issue lies not with the migrants, but with our political leadership,” says former Dutch MEP Rob Roos.
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Wilders accepts his populist Freedom Party must become the largest party “so that no one can ignore us.”