Europe’s far-right paradox
Anti-immigration populists are creating instability across the continent – whether mainstream parties work with them or against them.
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The horror of the Amsterdam riots
Anti-Semitic hatred has left the social media mirror world and turned violent.
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Mark Rutte’s next move
Following a bitter dispute about asylum seekers, the 13-year premiership of “Teflon Mark” has finally ended.
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Geert Wilders is coming for the EU
The hard-right politician has at last formed a government after six months of negotiation.
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Amsterdam’s city gardens are a potted paradise
The city’s attitude to urban greening – with its window boxes, community gardening and allotment culture – keeps me coming…
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Geert Wilders’ victory is a dire threat to the EU
The uncooperative presence of a populist-led Netherlands could wreck Brussels’ flagship legislative projects.
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Will Geert Wilders lead the most right-wing government in Europe?
After winning the most seats in this week’s election in the Netherlands, the hard-right Party for Freedom will decide the…
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Why the Dutch are revolting
After over a decade in power, is Mark Rutte about to be brought down by a movement of angry farmers?
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Going Dutch could help break Europe’s addiction to Russian gas
Putting the Groningen gas field back into production would send less money to the Kremlin but carries political risks.
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Netherlands Election 2021 preview
Will the EU’s troubled Covid vaccine roll-out help the cause of Geert Wilders’ far-right Party For Freedom?
Geert Wilders due to arrive in the UK
Right-wing Dutch MP to visit after the ban on his entry was overturned
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