Netherlands
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Dilan YeşilgözDeputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence of the Netherlands · VVD (People's Party for Freedom and Democracy)
Where they stand
- Ukraine Keep arming Ukraine 2026
- Asylum Stricter, within EU law 2026
- Housing Build faster, fewer rules 2025
- Israel Restrict trade or arms 2025
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Geert WildersLeader of the Party for Freedom (PVV) in the Dutch House of Representatives · Party for Freedom (PVV)
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Henri BontenbalLeader of the CDA and of its group in the Dutch House of Representatives · Christian Democratic Appeal (CDA)
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Jesse KlaverLeader of Progressief Nederland (PRO) in the House of Representatives · Progressief Nederland (PRO), formerly GroenLinks–PvdA
Where they stand
- Climate targets Keep or raise the targets 2026
- Ukraine Keep arming Ukraine 2025
- The EU A stronger EU 2025
- Israel Restrict trade or arms 2025
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Joost EerdmansLeader of JA21 and of its group in the Dutch House of Representatives · JA21
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Rob JettenPrime Minister of the Netherlands · Democrats 66 (D66)
Where they stand
- Housing Build faster, fewer rules 2026
- Climate targets Keep or raise the targets 2026
- Asylum Stricter, within EU law 2026
- Ukraine Keep arming Ukraine 2026
- Israel Restrict trade or arms 2026
- Nitrogen and farming Cut livestock numbers 2026
- The EU A stronger EU 2026
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