Wilders said he did not understand Mr Rutte's comment that Dutch voters had said no to the wrong kind of populists ... READ MORE›
In a post on Twitter, Mr. Wilders gave a positive spin on the results, writing We were the third largest party of the Netherlands... READ MORE›
But the social democratic Labour party PvdA, Rutte's outgoing coalition partner, slumped from 38 seats to a historic low of nine... READ MORE›
Three parties are projected to win 19 seats each Geert Wilders' anti-immigration Freedom Party PVV, the Christian Democrats and D66... READ MORE›
Who won the dutch election and what does it mean for geert wilders and the far-right in the netherlands and europe?... READ MORE›
The Netherlands' main exit poll suggests Prime Minister Mark Rutte has won the Dutch elections, easily beating anti-Islam firebrand Geert Wilders... READ MORE›
Few women in the Netherlands wear face veils... READ MORE›
After Brexit vote and Trump win, presence of anti-Islam, anti-EU Geert Wilders is drawing global attention to 15 March vote... READ MORE›
Wilders said his conviction was insanity, adding the three judges who handed down the ruling were haters of his far-right Freedom Party PVV ... READ MORE›
If elected, Mr. Wilders has promised to remove the Netherlands from the European Union... READ MORE›
Mr. Wilders dismissed Mr. Rutte's letter as an act of deceit, declaring in a video posted online Stop deceiving your own people... READ MORE›
O The far-right populist party of Geert Wilders gained seats, but did not perform as strongly as expected... READ MORE›
With nearly all votes counted, Mark Rutte retains power in election seen as measure of populist support in Europe... READ MORE›
Mr. Wilders pronounced VIL-ders has promised to demand a Nexit referendum on whether the Netherlands should follow Britain's example and leave the union... READ MORE›
Those are not the 30 seats we hoped for, Wilders told reporters early Thursday, adding that he'd rather have been the biggest party... READ MORE›
Dutch populist leader Geert Wilders has launched his election campaign by calling some Moroccans scum ... READ MORE›
Crucial vote boiled down to a race between Prime Minister Mark Rutte's Liberals and far-right party of MP Geert Wilders... READ MORE›
Right-wing populist leader Geert Wilders talks to Prime Minister Mark Rutte during a national televised debate at Erasmus University in Rotterdam, March 13... READ MORE›
Public support for controversial far-right leader Geert Wilders continues to rise in the Netherlands, despite his recent conviction for inciting racial hatred... READ MORE›
Discussions in the Netherlands now often center on restrictions on immigrants, identity politics and nationalism... READ MORE›
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte sought to lure voters away from anti-immigration lawmaker Geert Wilders, as campaigning for the March 15 national elections heated up on Monday... READ MORE›
The Dutch are voting, and much of the world is watching to see whether far-right populist Geert Wilders will come out on top... READ MORE›
While state-assisted suicide is deeply polarizing in many countries, including the United States, the practice has gained wide acceptance in the Netherlands... READ MORE›
Wilders, the leader of the Party for Freedom PVV, was charged after inciting supporters into a chant calling for fewer Moroccans in the Netherlands in 2014... READ MORE›
Dutch populist Geert Wilders may have Donald Trump to blame for the slide in his popularity... READ MORE›
In his tweet he accused Pechthold, who heads the pro-European, pro-democracy, social-liberal D66 party of demonstrating with Hamas terrorists ... READ MORE›
The Dutch anti-Islam politician Geert Wilders and his populist Freedom party have suspended all public campaigning for next month's parliamentary elections following an alleged security leak... READ MORE›
The Limburg province in the south of the Netherlands, which Wilders calls home, gave the far-right its highest level of support in the 2012 general election... READ MORE›
Prime Minister Mark Rutte thanks the Dutch people for saying no to the wrong kind of populaism as far-right politician Geert Wilders admits defeat... READ MORE›
Geert Wilders poses for a selfie in Spijkenisse, near Rotterdam, on February 18... READ MORE›
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