Dutch far-right parties surge ahead in polls amid growing immigration and security fears
Dutch voters are heading to polls as immigration fears propel the far right towards power in a snap parliamentary election on October 29.
Dutch voters are heading to polls as immigration fears propel the far-right party towards power in a snap parliamentary election on October 29, less than halfway through its usual four-year term following the collapse of the ruling coalition. The Netherlands is gearing up for a highly anticipated general election that could see the far-right party gain significant influence over the government's immigration policies. With the current governing coalition collapsing, many are watching with bated breath to see how this pivotal election will play out. The outcome is expected to have significant implications for the country's stance on immigration and its relationship with European partners.