Netherlands
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Turkish president holds the Netherlands responsible for massacre of 8,000 Bosnian Muslims as row over rallies deepens
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Demand made by Freedom party leader in TV election debate as Dutch prime minister seeks to defuse row with Erdoğan
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Threat comes as Dutch ambassador banned from re-entry by Ankara and President Erdoğan repeats nazism jibes after pleas from Brussels to tone down language
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Editorial: Dutch voters and politicians must combine to ensure that Geert Wilders cannot enjoy a position of power without responsibility
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However well his anti-EU, anti-Islam and anti-immigration platform does in the general election, Wilders will not get to lead a government – or a Nexit
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Turkey’s president accuses west of nazism as row escalates after minister is turned away from Rotterdam consulate
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Riot police clash with Turkish ex-pats after members of the Erdoğan government are prevented from campaigning among supporters
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Rutger Bregman, the author of Utopia for Realists and How Can We Get There, talks to Owen Jones
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One of the most creative jazz pianists to emerge in the first phase of Europe’s breakaway from American styles in the 1960s
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The Netherlands’ Green leader, Jesse Klaver, has quadrupled his party’s polling in a few months and is now closing in on Geert Wilders’ far-right Freedom party
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If you’re voting in one of this year’s closely-watched European elections, we’d like you to tell us who you’re voting for and why
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After Brexit vote and Trump win, presence of anti-Islam, anti-EU Geert Wilders is drawing global attention to 15 March vote
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Whatever the outcome of polls in the Netherlands, populism looks set to emerge as the winner
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Twenty countries aim to raise $600m to fill gap left by Donald Trump’s ban on funding for pro-abortion NGOs in developing world
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Geert Wilders, the far-right leader of the Dutch populist Freedom party, suspends his public election campaign on Thursday after an alleged security leak
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Dutch far-right leader stops campaigning in public for March polls after a member of his security team is arrested
What the Dutch elections are all about … and what they’re not about