In The Hague's Malieveld park, a gathering that claimed the language of political protest revealed something older and darker — the recurring pull of exclusion, scapegoating, and contempt for democratic order. Dutch riot police dispersed hundreds of far-right demonstrators on Saturday after fireworks were thrown, antisemitic slogans chanted, and Nazi salutes performed, resulting in 24 arrests. That this unfolded on the precise anniversary of last year's similar violence at the same location suggests not spontaneity but pattern — a movement testing the boundaries of what a liberal democracy wil
Dutch police disperse far-right protest as violence erupts in The Hague
24 people arrested; police officers attacked with projectiles and fireworks; unspecified injuries from pepper spray and water cannon use.