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Erdogan says Dutch PM Rutte Lost Turkey's Friendship
Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan on Thursday said Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte had lost the friendship of Ankara after a diplomatic row between the NATO allies over a ban on Turkish ministers speaking in the Netherlands, according to Reuters.
France Issues Terror Warning After School Shooting
A manhunt is underway after a shooting at a secondary school in Grasse on the French Riviera, prompting the government to issue a terror warning.
Jean-Claude Junker: Western Balkans Are Most Fragile Region of Europe
The Western Balkans are the most fragile region in Europe and the EU must give it its due attention, said the European Commission President Jean-Claude Junker at the European Parliament, quoted by BNR.
Exit Poll: Mark Rutte Wins the Netherlands Parliament Elections
The center-right party of Prime Minister Mark Rutte won 31 seats in the 150-seat Dutch parliament.
Turkey: Migrant Deal Has Ended
Turkey, in an escalating diplomatic crisis with Europe, threatened on Wednesday to unilaterally scrap a March 2016 deal that has substantially reduced the flow of migrants and refugees to the EU.
Orban: We Are Not Servants. We Will Defend Hungary. We Will Stop Brussels
Hungary must defend its independence and its national sovereignty again.
EU Leaders Support Holland in Diplomatic Scandal With Turkey
The chairmen of the European Parliament, the European Council and the European Commission have defended Holland in a statement related to the attacks of the Turkish government against authorities in the Hague.
Support for Independence High in Scotland, EU Popularity Plummets
When answering a question whether they prefer independence, self-government within the framework of the United Kingdom or not to have a Scottish Parliament at all, 46% of the Scottish people said independence.
Data of All Persons Travelling Through Greece To Be Kept by Special Commission
The data of all persons who travel through Greece will be kept by a special commission including prosecutors, policemen and airline employees.
Germany Threatens Social Networks With Fines of EUR 50 M for Hate Speech
The German government has threatened companies like Facebook and Twitter with fines of up to EUR 50 M unless they take certain measures against the publication of incinatory materials and slander, reported DPA.
Theresa May to visit Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland Before Triggering Article 50
Theresa May is planning a national tour to build a consensus for Brexit ahead of the start of EU departure negotiations, it emerged today, according to Reuters.
Netherlands to Vote in Parliamentary Elections Today
The seats will be contested by 28 parties, but the proportionate representation allows even the smallest ones play a certain role within the parliament.
EU Extends Sanctions Against Russia
The European Union has extended the sanctions against tens of natural and legal persons imposed due to the annexation of the Crimean peninsula by the Russian Federation, reported Radio Free Europe, cited by Focus Agency.
Austria Not To Allow Election Activities of Turkish Politicians
Austria has announced that it has no intention of allowing Turkish ministers to conduct a propaganda campaign on its territory for changes to the Turkish constitution.
Turkey Bans Dutch Ambassador as Diplomatic Crisis Escalates
Turkey has suspended high-level political contacts with the Netherlands and threatened to re-evaluate a key deal to halt the flow of migrants to Europe in a dramatic escalation of its diplomatic row with EU member states, according to Reuters.
ISIS Behind Plot To Attack German Shopping Mall
The mastermind behind the planned attack on a shopping center in the west German city of Essen is linked to Islamic State terrorist, German Interior Minister Thomas de Maiziere said in an interview with German broadcaster ARD, cited by BNR.
Brexit Can Go Ahead After House of Lords Votes Bill Through
Parliament has passed the Brexit bill, paving the way for the government to trigger Article 50 so the UK can leave the European Union.
Sturgeon To Request New Referendum on Scottish Independence
Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced that she will submit a request to Parliament to schedule a new referendum on independence next week.
ECHR Rules European Countries Have Right To Revoke Citizenship of Persons Suspected of Terrorism
European countries have the right to revoke the citizenship of persons suspected of terrorism in order to prevent them from re-entering the country.
Brexit Bill: Ministers Expect MPs to Reject Changes
British MPs in the House of Commons will vote today on whether to accept or reject the approved by the House of Lords amendments to the Brexit bill.
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