Dutch party leader Geert Wilders denounces opposition's 'call to violence'
Le Monde.fr - 2024-04-22T09:30:23.000Z

Five months after the elections, the Dutch right and far right are still unable to form a government. The Socialist-Green coalition, which came second in the elections, could take over as early as this week.

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