Former Intelligence Chief Dick Schoof Nominated as Dutch Prime Minister

Schoof, backed by a right-wing coalition, aims to enforce strict immigration policies and uphold the rule of law.

Dick Schoof, 67, has been proposed as the new prime minister by a coalition including Geert Wilders' Party for Freedom.
Schoof, a nonpartisan figure with a background in intelligence and counterterrorism, vows to govern for all Dutch citizens.
The coalition's governing plan includes the toughest asylum policies in Dutch history, potentially clashing with EU regulations.
Geert Wilders, despite his party's election win, stepped aside from the prime ministerial role, endorsing Schoof instead.
The new government is expected to be operational by the end of June, with a mix of politicians and experts in the cabinet.