Tight race in Dutch election as anti-Islam populist Wilders' hope of power declines

In the Dutch election, Geert Wilders’ anti-Islam party faces a tight race, but forming a new government seems unlikely even if he wins. Amid crises like a housing shortage and rising costs, Wilders' support has dipped, with rivals hesitant to cooperate with him. The election is crucial, with housing and unemployment key issues, and a diverse field of parties vying for influence, including Frans Timmermans and Rob Jetten.