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- Police dispersed a far-right protest in The Hague after demonstrators threw fireworks at officers.
- Authorities issued an emergency decree to manage the unrest and halted a planned march through the city.
- Deputy Mayor Richard de Mos cited ongoing disorder and the presence of masked individuals as reasons for the intervention.
- Justice Minister David van Weel condemned the violence and the use of extremist symbols during the protest.
What to watch next
- Potential for further public order disruptions linked to far-right activities in the Netherlands.
- Implementation of new security measures following the emergency decree.
- Government response to the ongoing trend of political fragmentation and civil unrest.
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