Geert Wilders

Dutch brawl over airport noise sets tone for rest of Europe
The government is moving to limit flights at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport, but that’s angering activists and the aviation industry.

Dutch snap election set for Oct. 29

Dutch government collapses after Geert Wilders’ far-right party quits

Dutch PM to Geert Wilders: We don’t need your permission to criticize Israel

‘FREE MARINE LE PEN!’ Trump lodges defense of convicted French far-right icon

Trump: Le Pen’s exclusion from French election is ‘a very big deal’
Looking at Trump, Europe’s far right vows to ‘reconquer’ the continent
“Our friend Trump, the Trump tornado, has changed the world in just a couple of weeks,” Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán tells far-right rally in Madrid.
13 times Elon Musk meddled in politics
The X owner and Donald Trump pick will never, ever stop posting — governments be damned.
Europe’s far right seizes on Magdeburg attack to hammer migration, Islam
Tech billionaire Elon Musk also weighed in on the Christmas market tragedy to blast German Chancellor Olaf Scholz as an “incompetent fool.”
Dutch coalition survives (for now) after chaos fueled by fuming Geert Wilders
The Netherlands’ most right-wing government ever was rocked by the fallout from violent clashes between locals and Israeli football fans.
Fragile Dutch government teeters as minister resigns and Geert Wilders rages
Leaders of the Netherlands’ four governing parties are set to hold urgent talks Friday as turmoil builds in The Hague over response to football violence.
Amsterdam football violence exposes first cracks in Dutch government
The Netherlands’ new four-party coalition faces first unity test after locals attacked Israeli football fans.
The real winners of the US election: Europe’s populist right-wing wreckers
Trump’s allies in Europe hope the president-elect will quickly end the war in Ukraine — and boost their standing on the EU stage.
World leaders race to congratulate Trump on election win
Leaders praise the Republican’s comeback.
Putin’s Central European vanguard threatens to expand into Czechia
A growing Kremlin-friendly bloc in Central Europe would pose a major problem for the EU.
If you think Trump’s migration policies are extreme, look at the EU’s
As anti-immigrant sentiment surges in Europe, under-threat leaders are embracing formerly taboo approaches to their borders.
Orbán, Le Pen and Wilders are buzzing over Austria’s far right winning election
Russia-friendly Austrian Freedom Party wins big in national vote triggering delight in conservative circles.
Priced out of housing, many younger disillusioned voters embrace populism
The scarcity of affordable homes to buy or rent has raised enthusiasm for politicians campaigning against immigration — though other causes for the crunch abound.
Israel urges NATO to expel Turkey over threats to ‘invade’
Israel’s foreign ministry demanded Turkey’s “expulsion from the regional alliance.”
Attack on Donald Trump strikes fear into European hearts
Fears of political violence are simmering just beneath the surface in Europe, too.
New Dutch government’s top NATO priority: Act normal
Support for Ukraine and maintaining a presence in Taiwan Strait will continue, new Dutch defense minister tells POLITICO.
Orbán alliance gains enough support to be EU Parliament group
Belgium’s Vlaams Belang becomes seventh national party to join right-wing Patriots for Europe.
Dutch, Spanish far-right parties to join Orbán’s Patriots for Europe
Hungarian leader needs only one more national party for his right-wing alliance to qualify as an official grouping in the European Parliament.
The Netherlands has a new government. Here are 3 things to know.
After the far right won the most votes, it’s now also a powerful force in the Dutch government.
European leaders react to far-right victory in France
Calling the snap elections “has now probably contributed to strengthening the far right,” said the co-chair of the German Greens.
Fresh setback for Renew as 5 MEPs choose Greens
Volt’s 5 MEPs say Greens are ‘more credible’ than Renew on fighting right-wing populists.
5 challenges for NATO’s next chief Mark Rutte
From Trump to Wilders, from a lack of money to a lack of air defense systems, the next NATO secretary-general will have a busy time.
Orbán isn’t as isolated as you think
The Hungarian leader has been able to build a coalition of like-minded allies who share his strategic goal — creating “a Europe of nation states.”