Politics · Netherlands · 7 hrs ago
Mona Keijzer assesses prospects for another right-wing party
Mona Keijzer is assessing her chances in Dutch politics.
The question is whether voters want another right-wing party.
The possibility concerns a new party, but no decision to form one is stated.
Former minister Rita Verdonk says big egos block cooperation among the right-wing parties that already exist.
That tension matters because it could make working together harder for those parties.
Keijzer is still sounding out her prospects; no next step is given.
Mona Keijzer is assessing whether there is room for another right-wing party, according to AD.
The article questions whether voters want yet another right-wing party.
Former minister Rita Verdonk says large egos stand in the way of cooperation among the current right-wing parties.
Political reporter Hans van Soest writes a weekly column about political affairs in The Hague.
- Who
- Mona Keijzer is assessing her prospects; former minister Rita Verdonk comments on cooperation among right-wing parties.
- What
- Keijzer is gauging the prospects for another right-wing party.
- When
- AD published the article on October 17, 2026.
- Where
- The article discusses political affairs in The Hague.
- Why
- The article asks whether voters want another right-wing party; Verdonk says large egos obstruct cooperation among existing right-wing parties.
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- Person
- Mona Keijzer
- Former minister
- Rita Verdonk
- Publication date
- October 17, 2026
- Outlet
- AD
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