INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
the push to reduce nitrogen and ammonia emissions, have sparked widespread discontent, notably among rural communities.During his campaign,
Wilders adjusted his views on immigration and Islam, aligning more with current public concerns.Despite these changes, his party continued
aiming for a 50% emission reduction by 2030, met strong opposition from the farming sector.This opposition birthed the BoerBurgerBeweging
highlighting the divide between urban environmental priorities and rural economic concerns.As Wilders begins coalition negotiations, the
political landscape remains uncertain.The VVD, led by outgoing Prime Minister Mark Rutte, faces challenges after winning only 24 seats.The
in the Netherlands mirrors a growing European trend of rising conservative influence fueled by local issues like agricultural policies and
approach to critical issues, including immigration, EU relations, environmental policies, and rural economics.These negotiations will set
