Legally, that minister of family affairs does not have the political immunity that a.o. her Foreign affairs colleague has.
All right! I didn't know this.
This entire BS with Turkey is going on since way too long. German policies in that regard are plain ridiculous and outright irresponsible.
We sent arms and intelligence to Kurdish Peshmerga troops supporting their
immensely courageous fight against IS, but then look the other way when Turkish military bombards Kurdish fighters. The most you could get was a "Not very happy with that development." from Ms. Merkel and Co.
Btw. I do think that Interventionism is NATO agenda, as per extended arm of the US. However, power vacuum in Middle East is seductive to Erdogan and his clan, and explains their politics to a certain degree. Now that Mad Dog's obsession with Iran again turns into US foreign policy, Erdogan has an easy game rubbing shoulders with Trump.
Good Luck with the Elections Bart! Let reason and wisdom be their guide.
The country’s almost 13 million voters will line up March 15 at more than 9,000 polling stations to tick the box for their candidate with pencils, and these votes will be counted by hand. It’s unclear how long it will take officials to get it done.
Excellent!
I'll be in Netherlands on 15th, having an extra large portion of Kibbeling.