Interviews8 years ago
‘Dutch vote to impact far-right parties in Europe’
A commentator says the Dutch vote is very important in terms of its implications for the upcoming elections in France and Germany.
Geert Wilders
Far-right Dutch politician’s journey from banning to promoting Islam
Why does Dutch probable PM Geert Wilders hate Muslims and love Zionists
MORE STORIES
More8 years ago
Anti-Islam leader beaten in Dutch vote: Exit polls
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte's party wins the highest number of seats in parliamentary elections, exit polls show.
EU8 years ago
Dutch vote in key general elections
The polls are particularly important given the potentiality that another far-right party may rise to power in Europe.
On The News Line8 years ago
Sexual abuse at the Catholic Church
The Roman Catholic Church has been rocked by revelations of widespread sexual abuse of children and women by priests.
Foreign Policy8 years ago
US Rep. blasted for praising anti-Muslim Dutch
Congressman Steve King has praised anti-Islam Dutch politician Geert Wilders for his rhetoric against immigration.
A Simple Question8 years ago
Rise of nationalism in Europe
Geert Wilders, the leader of the Dutch Party for Freedom, is fairly confident about how his party may fare in the March 15 elections.
Interviews8 years ago
‘Dutch action towards Turkey undiplomatic’
An analyst says Dutch Prime Minister Rutte’s behavior towards Turksih FM Cavusoglu was rude, xenophobic and reminiscent of Nazism.
EU8 years ago
Dutch people show solidarity with Muslims
Citizens gathered at a mosque in The Netherlands’ capital city, Amsterdam, on Sunday to show solidarity with the country’s Muslim population.
Interviews8 years ago
‘Far-right parties in Europe seek to expel Muslims’
An academic says far-right political parties in Europe are seeking to get rid of all immigrants from Muslim countries.
EU8 years ago
Holland’s Wilders insults Moroccans, again
Hard-line Dutch politician Geert Wilders vows to crack down on the Moroccan community in the Netherlands if his party wins parliamentary elections.
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website