Netherlands Coalition Collapse Sparks Early Elections
Tuesday, June 3, 2025, 10:21 am
Political infighting in the Netherlands has forced the collapse of its coalition government ahead of a major NATO summit. Deep divisions over immigration and policy have led to an unexpected caretaker administration, intensifying calls for new elections as the political landscape braces for a reformed leadership.
The decision means the Netherlands will have a caretaker government when it hosts a summit of NATO leaders in three weeks as new elections are planned.
Geert Wilders a retiré son parti du gouvernement, ouvrant la voie à des élections anticipées.
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