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Wilders had an unexpectedly poor showing during the election

Leader of the Dutch anti-Islamist Freedom party, Geert Wilders, tells reporters that the patriotic revolution will happen

Whichever way the dust settles following the outcome of the Dutch general elections on March 15, would it not be wise to heed Geert Wilders' warning, and resist the impinging tidal wave of Islamisation?

SUPPORTERS of Dutch Geert Wilders seemed optimistic today as the Netherlands goes to the polls in Europes most important vote since the Brexit referendum. The election is seen largely as a run-off between current centre-right PM Mark Rutte, from the Party

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) The latest on election day in the Netherlands (all times local):

Geert Wilders has insisted his campaign was not based around hate as he cast his vote in the Dutch election.

The Netherlands, which boasts the fifth largest economy in the Eurozone, goes to the polls on Wednesday in the next big test since Donald Trumps election and Brexit of whether anti-establishment, conservative forces will continue to make political headway

Waving the flag of nationalism, Geert Wilders promises to return the Netherlands to the Dutch, who would otherwise be kidnapped by the Brussels bureaucracy and the

Many voters may choose his anti-Islam party in a country once famous for its tolerance.

On Monday, Rep. Steve King, R-Iowa, defended his controversial tweet over the weekend when he wrote in support of Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders,

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Geert Wilders, the Dutch anti-Islam candidate who has lost ground in recent polls ahead of elections March 15, vowed to pull ahead of his nearest rival, Prime Minister Mark Rutte, and win the most votes.

Dutch far-right politician Geert Wilders has spent more than a decade encouraging popular resentment against Muslims, the E.U. and immigrants. What were once fringe views

Still in shock over the populist victories of Brexit and Donald Trump in 2016, the world is zeroing in on the small country of the Netherlands as it kicks off a year of elections that, according to the most sensationalist accounts, could determine the fat

A DUTCH MP from the countrys ruling party was left squirming as he was put on the spot for mimicking far-right candidate Geert Wilders.

Dutch populist Geert Wilders' popularity seems to be diminishing as his chances appear to be hampered by Trump's protectionist agenda.

THE DUTCH election is still wide open - a new poll has shown - as populist Geert Wilders locked in a tight race with current prime minister Mark Rutte.

On March 15, Dutch voters will go to the polls to vote in a general election that is being watched with interest due to the popularity of Eurosceptic candidate Geert Wilders. In an interview with Sputnik Germany, Dutch political expert Andre Krouwel comme

The Netherlands has its Parliamentary elections in a couple of weeks, and the man who is leading the polls right now is Geert Wilders. Wilders is the leader of the Party for Freedom. His chief campaign focus is de-Islamification: Stopping mass immigration, for sure, but more specifically, stopping the cultural, legal, criminal and social ramifications of bringing in a million Muslims into a country of 17 million Dutch.