Dutch voters have been casting their ballots for the third time in less than five years after the collapse of the right-wing coalition government.
Less than two years ago, far-right firebrand Geert Wilders led his party to a stunning victory over the established giants of Netherlands politics.
But in June, he pulled his support for the four-party coalition over the issue of immigration, toppling the administration of Prime Minister Dick Schoof.
- Guest: Haylee Kelsall, PhD researcher at the University of Amsterdam
- Producer: Oscar Coleman
