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Deník N | It's a nightmare for Europe, expert assesses the electoral triumph of the Dutch far right

The far-right populist Party for Freedom (PVV) won the Dutch general election. This will not only affect the Netherlands - it will have an impact on the direction of the country itself, but also outline a broader European trend for the upcoming European Parliament elections. Viktor Daněk, deputy director of EUROPEUM, explained to Deník N what all this could mean not only for the Dutch, but also for the European Union, migrants, and Ukraine.
23. November 2023

Europe's far-right and populist parties are celebrating - the Party for Freedom (PVV), led by Geert Wilders, won yesterday's Dutch parliamentary elections. Its leader has already been congratulated on his electoral success by, for example, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Tomio Okamura, who in the same breath called on voters to vote for his SPD in the upcoming European Parliament elections.

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