Dutch Government Collapses Over Migration Dispute Amidst Political Turmoil
Geert Wilders' withdrawal of ministers led to the collapse of the Dutch government, prompting calls for snap elections and highlighting rising right-wing populism in Europe.

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Dutch right-wing leader Wilders' party leaves government coalition over immigration
Overview
Geert Wilders withdrew his party's ministers, causing the Dutch government to collapse over migration policy disputes.
Wilders proposed a 10-point plan to reduce immigration, including military border security and asylum denials.
Prime Minister Dick Schoof submitted resignations to King Willem-Alexander following the coalition's breakdown.
The coalition's collapse reflects a broader trend of right-wing populism gaining traction in Europe after recent elections.
Remaining ministers will serve in a caretaker role until new elections are held in October.
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