Pim Fortuyn would have loved all the international attention. The erratic, quirky populist who single-handedly shook up Dutch politics and who was shot and killed last Monday, was always happiest in ...

correctionA Jan. 12 story about Dutch politician Emile Ratelband incorrectly reported the findings of an Interview-NSS poll. Surveys by the group found that 4 percent of voters "could imagine" voting ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. FILE - This 1998 photo shows Volkert van der Graaf during an environmental group meeting in Gendringen, Netherlands. The animal ...

The man who murdered flamboyant far-right Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn was freed on Friday after serving two-thirds of an 18-year sentence, the justice ministry said. Volkert van der Graaf, 44, was ...

FOR an illustration of the absurdities of political correctness and the dishonesty of multiculturalism you can’t do much better than the reaction of much of the world’s press to the killing of the ...

THE Netherlands has long seemed to combine the best of many worlds: a booming economy along with a generous welfare state; a keen attitude to Europe's integration combined with a strong sense of ...

The killer of the Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn was sentenced to 18 years in prison yesterday. Prosecutors had demanded a life term. Volkert van der Graaf, 33, a vegan animal rights activist, had ...

Tens of thousands of mourners threw flowers, wept and chanted the name of Pim Fortuyn as the body of the slain politician was driven in a white hearse to his funeral. The peal of church bells in ...

Monday's killing of historian and politician Pim Fortuyn brought an entire nation to its feet. After the initial shockwave that was felt throughout all communities in this tiny trading nation near the ...

The Netherlands ought to be one of the toughest places in Europe for the far right to get a toehold. Prosperous and with low unemployment, tolerant and proudly multicultural, the country has long been ...