After almost all the ballots had been counted in the Dutch parliamentary election, Rob Jetten's left-liberal D66 and right-wing populist Geert Wilders' PVV were almost neck and neck. Jetten, 38, whose party almost tripled its number of seats from 9 to 26, is widely seen as the winner and next prime minister. Europe's press draws lessons for dealing with right-wing populists.

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