Amsterdam football violence exposes first cracks in Dutch government
The Netherlands’ new four-party coalition faces first unity test after locals attacked Israeli soccer fans. Geert Wilders’ fury at members of the Dutch ruling coalition following football-related violence among locals, Israelis and police in Amsterdam highlights the growing tensions among the country’s four governing parties.
The Dutch government, led by Geert Wilders, survives a crisis after finance secretary Nora Achahbar's resignation over anti-immigrant comments stemming from soccer-related violence in Amsterdam.
File photo. Dutch Minister Marjolein Faber (C) examines the operations of the military police during a check at the border ...
The leaders of coalition parties in the Dutch government dominated by hard-right leader Geert Wilders are gathering for ...
‘We want to make the Netherlands as unattractive as possible,’ says the country’s immigration minister.
Introduction This article contains and curates Middle East historian Lawrence Davidson’s collection of Mouin Rabbani’s tweets ...
The Dutch government will bring in extra checks at its land borders to combat irregular migration, similar to a policy ...
Former Netherlands ruling party won’t join new government after far-right win The Party for Freedom, or PVV, led by veteran anti-Islam lawmaker Geert Wilders, won 37 seats in the 150-seat lower ...
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