Dutch riot police disperse several hundred far-right protesters in The Hague after violence breaks out in the city center on Saturday. Multiple outlets report that clashes occur between protesters and officers, prompting police to use riot control measures to break up the gathering.
Several sources say local authorities had banned a planned march linked to anti-immigration and asylum policies, and the protest turns violent despite the restriction. Bloomberg, ABC News, The Independent and Deutsche Welle all describe the event as involving hundreds of demonstrators and escalating disorder. The Guardian and Washington Times add that officers are hit with fireworks and other projectiles and that arrests follow.
Deutsche Welle also reports that Prime Minister Rob Jetten condemns the demonstrators, saying they chant “abhorrent” far-right and antisemitic slogans. While outlets agree on the core facts—protest size, police dispersal, and the violence—some focus more on the prior ban and the specific conduct toward officers, while others emphasize political condemnation.
