Prime Minister Dick Shuf said on Tuesday that the Netherlands will make a new election after the collapse of its coalition government.The announcement followed the return of the far-flung leader Gert Wilders of his party ministers in a dispute over the migration policy.What did Dutch PM say?Shoff said that his administration would work in a caretaker role and he would formally offer the Dutch Raja to the Wilders Party resignation for the Independence Ministers.The Prime Minister said that he repeatedly told the leaders of the coalition that the collapse of the government would be “unnecessary and irresponsible”.“We are facing major challenges at the national and international level and, more than ever, need a decisiveness for our flexibility and safety of the economy in the rapidly changing world,” Shoff said.No new election date has been determined, but it is unlikely to be for several months.Why did the wilders take out?Wilderspul excluded his far-flung PVV (party for freedom), cited differences with his colleagues due to lack of action on proposals to curb the immigration.“No signature for our shelter plans. No adjustment of the alliance agreement. PVV is leaving the coalition,” said on X, the wilders on Twitter in the east.He said that he had informed the Shuf that all the ministers of his party would leave the government.“I signed up for the most difficult asylum policy and not the fall of the Netherlands.”PVV entered its first coalition government six months after the Netherlands’ November 2023 parliamentary elections; Conservative People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy (VVD), Centrist New Social Contract (NSC) and a deal with the popular peasant movement (BBB).No date for the new election was initially determined, but it is likely to happen in several months.
