The far-right Dutch populist Geert Wilders says he has agreed on a coalition government with three other right-wing parties nearly six months after the Netherlands held parliamentary elections. “We have an agreement,” Wilders said in The Hague on Wednesday as last-minute coalition talks continued ahead of a midnight (2200 GMT Wednesday) deadline. No candidate for prime minister has yet been agreed on, Wilders said. The controversial politician’s Party for Freedom (PVV) won a clear victory in November’s election, taking 37 of 150 seats, but Wilders proved unable to secure enough support to repl…