The Dutch election saw significant outcomes for various parties, with Liberal leader Rob Jetten having a successful night, while lefty leader Frans Timmermans faced a disaster.
Far-right figurehead Geert Wilders' performance was also noteworthy, amidst a backdrop of a country sharply divided.
Geert Wilders has said he "basically disagrees with everything [Jetten] says."
Dutch convention dictates that the largest party gets the first opportunity to form a coalition, with its leader likely becoming prime minister, currently positioning Jetten favorably.
However, the coming weeks remain unpredictable, especially if coalition talks fail.
Author's summary: Dutch election results bring unpredictability.