Dutch police disperse far-right protesters in The Hague amid clashes
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Dutch riot police dispersed hundreds of far-right protesters in The Hague after violence erupted during a demonstration. According to Deutsche Welle, Prime Minister Rob Jetten condemned the event, stating that the demonstrators had chanted 'abhorrent' far-right and antisemitic slogans. Sky News World reported that police clashed with the protesters, who threw fireworks and other projectiles at officers. The incidents highlight ongoing tensions surrounding far-right movements in the Netherlands.
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