Geert Wilders

Dutch Deputy Prime Minister Dilan Yeşilgöz-Zegerius condemned Moroccan football fans for rioting in the Netherlands after their team's World Cup defeat to France. Police reported clashes in cities like Rotterdam and Amsterdam, with fans throwing objects at officers. Far-right leader Geert Wilders accused the VVD party of allowing 'scum' into the country, and prior disturbances linked to Morocco matches were also mentioned.

Dutch Deputy Prime Minister Dilan Yeşilgöz-Zegerius criticized Moroccan football fans for violent clashes with police in the Netherlands following their team’s World Cup defeat to France. Incidents included throwing glass bottles, eggs, and fireworks at officers in cities like Rotterdam and Amsterdam. Far-right leader Geert Wilders accused Yeşilgöz’s VVD party of allowing 'scum' into the country.

A Dutch court artist received damages after a far-right political party used her drawing without permission and altered it with AI to appear more menacing. The manipulated image depicted two Syrian brothers jailed for murder and was shared on social media by the party’s regional branch.

A Dutch court artist received damages after the far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) used and AI-altered her drawing of two jailed Syrian brothers to appear more menacing. The altered image was used in a video by the party's Noord-Brabant region without her permission.

Marieke Ehlers, a Dutch lawmaker from Geert Wilders' Party of Freedom, serves as chief whip of the Patriots for Europe, a far-right group in the European Parliament. The group has shifted from opposing Brussels to seeking legislative influence, forming alliances with centrist and right-wing parties to advance policies on migration, environmental deregulation, and other issues.