A podcast featuring political scientists discusses far-right views, funded by an interior ministry subsidy.
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Updated Sep 17
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What happened
A podcast featuring political scientists discusses far-right views, funded by an interior ministry subsidy.
Who's involved
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Part of
A debate in the Netherlands highlighted concerns over the normalization of far-right ideology and anti-asylum protests.Also in this story
- Protests occurred in Gelderland against asylum plans in Neder-Betuwe, with Mayor Kottelenberg overseeing local council decisions.
- Pro-Palestinian protests targeting sentiments against Israel took place in Amsterdam, as reported by the Dutch newspaper Het Parool.
- The Dutch Government and Local Councils are facing issues related to the failure to meet asylum seeker quotas.
- Thierry Baudet is using a school in the Netherlands to promote a far-right political agenda.
The entities involved
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Ralf Dekker
Dutch politician
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