The Netherlands’s biggest centre-right party has ruled out entering another coalition with Geert Wilders as its leader called him “an unbelievably untrustworthy partner” and a “quitter” who “puts his own interests above those of the country”.
In a significant blow to the far-right firebrand’s hopes of returning to power, Dilan Yeşilgöz said late on Monday that her party would not enter another government with Wilders after snap elections due on 29 October.
