Summary
The Netherlands formed a coalition government led by Geert Wilders' PVV — the first time a hard-right party had led a Western European government in the modern era. The coalition's formation, after months of negotiation, was watched across Europe as a signal of what might come elsewhere.
The coalition deal, what PVV achieved in terms of policy, and the European reaction.
First-month assessment of the PVV-led coalition and whether it differs from what Wilders promised.
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