#Geert Wilders

#Geert Wilders

Exit poll shows surge in support for Dutch anti-immigration party led by Geert Wilders after previous national election victory.

Geert Wilders' far-right party and a center-left alliance are closely competing in Dutch elections for the European Union parliament.

Former Dutch intelligence chief sworn in as new prime minister, promises strict asylum policy.

Anti-Islam firebrand Geert Wilders is close to forming a four-party coalition in the Netherlands, pointing towards a rise in hard-right and populist parties across the EU.

Former head of Dutch intelligence, Dick Schoof, to become Prime Minister at the head of a right-wing-led coalition government.

The Netherlands plans to implement crisis laws to reduce asylum seekers, prioritizing strict measures and emergency powers under nationalist leadership.

Geert Wilders and his far-right Party for Freedom finished in first place in the Netherlands' parliamentary elections.

Wilders' strong showing serves as a warning to mainstream Europe and is welcomed by other far-right leaders in the region.

Geert Wilders of the far-right Party for Freedom in the Netherlands scored a massive and unexpected election victory, doubling the size of his party in parliament.

The far right in Europe sees Wilders' win as a hopeful sign for nationalist conservative populists, particularly with the European Parliament election coming up in June.

Wilders' success may be difficult to replicate, but it has brought about a tectonic change in the Dutch political landscape.

Boris Johnson suggests that countries like Ireland are concerned about the pace of immigration.

Johnson argues for the UK to take tougher action on immigration, citing the Dublin race riots as an example.

Johnson highlights the success of anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders in the Netherlands.

Geert Wilders and his Party for Freedom won a historic election in the Netherlands, becoming the largest single bloc in the legislature.

Wilders's anti-immigration and anti-EU rhetoric resonated with voters, fueled by poverty and fear of competition from migration.

Wilders's victory marks a turning point for the far-right party and signals a shift in Dutch public opinion.

Geert Wilders achieved a significant and unexpected election victory, more than doubling his party's seats in parliament.

The success of Wilders and other far-right parties in Europe gives hope to nationalist conservative populists ahead of the European Parliament election.

Populism is on the rise in Europe, as seen in the recent electoral successes of far-right parties in the Netherlands, Germany, and Slovakia.

Geert Wilders, the far-right, anti-Islam populist, has achieved a massive parliamentary election victory in the Netherlands, which is one of the biggest political upsets in the country since World War II.

Wilders' party, the Party for Freedom, won 35 seats in the 150-seat lower house of parliament, more than double what they won in the last election.

The result has the potential to send shockwaves through Europe and could put Wilders in line to become the country's first hard-right prime minister.