Dick Schoof Sworn In as Dutch PM Leading Right-Wing Coalition
Former intelligence chief takes office amid promises of strict immigration policies and coalition challenges.
- Geert Wilders' far-right party won the most seats but he stepped aside to form a coalition.
- The new government includes conservative, populist, and centrist parties.
- The coalition agreement focuses on reducing asylum seekers and immigration.
- Schoof, an independent, was chosen to alleviate concerns over Wilders' extreme views.
- Former PM Mark Rutte will become NATO Secretary General in October.