Geert Wilders
In The Netherlands, a Pyrrhic victory against nationalism
Geert Wilders didn’t become The Netherlands’ PM—but a patchwork parliament and still-rising tides makes Mark Rutte’s win far from clear-cut
The meaning of a meeting of Europe’s leading nationalist minds
In Koblenz, Germany, the leaders of Europe’s nationalist movement unite for an awkward political spectacle
Europe’s far-right coalition in the works
Dutch firebrand Geert Wilders has been busy forging an angry alliance of far-right nationalist parties
Wilders against the Slavs
The right-wing populist’s new website invites readers to complain about eastern European migrants
Dutch politician acquitted of hate speech
Court rules Geert Wilders’ anti-Islam statements part of national debate over immigration policy
Meli-Melo
A roundup of stuff I’ve written recently, here and there:
Geert Wilders goes global
An international message
Newsmakers
Ashley Judd vs. miners, “Sonny” Franzese rats out his dad, and Shaun White finds another sport he’s brilliant at
Holland’s anti-Islamic crusader
Winning votes with a message of religious intolerance
The absurd trial of Geert Wilders
The Dutch state is prosecuting the platform of the country’s most popular opposition party
Holland’s anti-Islamic firebrand
He wants to ban the Quran. He’s also leading in the polls.
Europe’s great shift to the right
Will the apathy and rage seen this week now spill over into national elections?