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The closed email group of lobby club Agenda Europe has long been a hotbed of racism, homophobia and misogyny. It now appears that the ECPM, the euro party of the ChristenUnie, played a key role in this.

The European Christian Political Movement (ECPM), the European party of the ChristenUnie, cooperated with far-right hate groups between 2013 and 2019.

The PVV, VVD, NSC, BBB, and SGP reacted positively to a plea from ChristenUnie MP Don Ceder, who wants to encourage more men to become primary school teachers, in a commission debate on Wednesday. "Only 13 percent of primary school teachers were male in 2022," Ceder said. "Our party finds that a problem as male role models are also needed." The difference is significantly lower in middle schools and colleges. Aant Jelle Soepboer of the NSC said, "A female teacher can be ...

(JNS) — The heads of the Knesset’s Christian Allies Caucus on Feb. 7 pressed Dutch legislators to cut funding to UNRWA altogether, as Israel

"I wanted to show them, this is not a few rotten apples, this is a body that is rotten to the core," MK Haskel told The Jerusalem Post. 

"Countries around the world are finally beginning to understand how this U.N. organization has long served as a right arm to terror," said Knesset Christian Allies Caucus co-chair MK Sharren

“We’re not against labour migration, but the balance has skewed”

Dutch Brigadier General Cas Schreur will lead the troops of the NATO mission in Iraq next year. The lower house of the Dutch parliament approved the mission this week but also expressed concerns about a possible escalation of the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

VVD parliamentarian Ruben Brekelmans received criticism in the Tweede Kamer, the lower house of the Dutch parliament, in the debate on the asylum seeker distribution law. Former coalition partners D66, CDA, and ChristenUnie (CU), in particular, strongly criticized the VVD’s backpedaling after the fall of the Cabinet in early July. The VVD is now strongly against the distribution law, while the Liberals supported it until July.

The Cabinet must speak out about the increasing reports about migrants dying in the desert in Tunisia and Libya, the ChristenUnie said. The rising death toll may be linked to the European Union's asylum deal with Tunisia, resulting in migrants being sent back into the desert. It is not known how many people have already succumbed there.