Geert Wilders, leader of the far-right Party for Freedom (PVV), has withdrawn his party from the Dutch ruling coalition, causing Prime Minister Dick Schoof's government to collapse after 11 months. The remaining coalition partners are now in a caretaker role, with limited powers, as opposition parties demand immediate elections. However, due to a parliamentary recess starting July 4, elections are unlikely before fall. Schoof aims to maintain control over key policies, including support for Ukraine and economic issues, while the government prepares to host a NATO summit later this month.