
Dutch Heading to the Polls: Right-wing Wilders Win Predicted
The main campaign issues have been immigration and the housing crisis in the Netherlands.

The main campaign issues have been immigration and the housing crisis in the Netherlands.

Proponents for leaving the bloc argue that EU membership undermines Dutch autonomy, imposing policies that favor globalist over national interests.

In one Netherlands city, the left-wing parties PvdA and GroenLinks want homeless people to be permitted to beg once again—even with minimal enforcement of current regulations.

Twenty member states warn that the inability to remove rejected or criminal Afghan asylum seekers is undermining public trust and putting European security at risk.

DENK’s proposal—creating greater space for Islamic practices in Dutch politics—reflects the party’s broader compromises with Muslim voters.

Demonstrations in Houten and Uithoorn follow earlier protests in The Hague and Amsterdam, highlighting tensions over migration.

As his party leads the polls, the Freedom Party leader has resumed campaigning—despite recent jihadist terror plans.

Thousands of crime victims in the Netherlands are being left without justice as police close cases prematurely without even starting investigations.

Audio from a Dutch workshop reveals Antifa activists being taught to “use violence” against police, intensifying calls to label the group terrorist.

Right-wing anti-immigration FvD backtracked at the last minute and withdrew support from the motion.