Overview
- PVV leader Geert Wilders has demanded a 10-point migration plan, including armed border patrols and blanket asylum rejections, and warned his party will leave the cabinet without adoption.
- After Monday’s talks with coalition partners, Wilders said it “doesn’t look good” as he considers pulling out following months of stalled asylum discussions.
- Coalition colleagues pressed Wilders for specific proposals, with VVD’s Dilan Yesilgöz accusing him of trying to “blow things up” and Caroline van der Plas branding quitting unacceptable.
- Since its July 2024 formation, the four-party alliance has struggled to reach consensus on key policies, leaving it vulnerable to collapse before the upcoming NATO summit.
- Recent polls show the PVV has lost ground since entering government, narrowing its lead over the Labour/Green bloc and weakening Wilders’ mandate.