Geert Wilders emerges victorious in unpredictable Dutch election

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Geert Wilders, the far-right leader of the Freedom Party (PVV), is projected to be the surprise winner of the Dutch election, with his party set to win around 35 seats in parliament. This marks a significant shift in Dutch politics and raises questions about potential coalition partners, as Wilders lacks an overall majority. While he extended a hand to other parties, his anti-Islam rhetoric and euroskeptic views remain central to the PVV's agenda. Despite winning the most seats, it is unlikely that Wilders will become prime minister, as other party leaders have ruled out supporting him.
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