close. Why would I report on such a vague tweet at all? Von der Leyen mastering the art of talking about things without mentioning them again… Because this is about #Poland’s abortion ban, isn’t it? Backsliding is not an option for a continent that aims for winning the future. European Parliament wants EU funds to depend on rights such as equality, Tweets of the Week: Macron-Erdogan row, Poland Non-mention, Lockdown 2. On Saturday, Erdogan said Macron needed a "mental check" following a series of comments from the French president where he criticised Islam and said it needed regulation in France. ZDF’s Heute-Show defines #LockdownLight as meaning you can continue to meet friends in certain places. — ZDF heute-show (@heuteshow) October 27, 2020, Efficacité et Transparence des Acteurs Européens 1999-2018. |
Erdogan initially lashed out at Macron, signaling that the French president displayed religious intolerance in promising to crackdown on extremists after the murder of … ... for extremists. France will impose a second national lockdown. Image: Twitter “Macron is trouble for France. Erdogan went even further calling for … — Ursula von der Leyen (@vonderleyen) October 28, 2020, I don’t understand this statement. And finally welcome to Lockdown II the Winter months. Matina Stevis reckoned she might need a stiff drink after the European Commission Covid-19 press conference. No shortcuts. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday told French leader Emmanuel Macron he wants their countries to co-operate in the fight against terrorism, as Ankara tries to ease tension with Paris. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday told French counterpart Emmanuel Macron he wants their countries to cooperate to fight terrorism, as Ankara moves to ease tensions with Paris. Your financial support helps build the future of our network of newsrooms across Europe. |
— António Costa (@antoniocostapm) October 26, 2020, So many in fact that Sam Morgan is worried about all the solidarity being used up before winter hits, So much solidarity being expressed today. Yahoo is part of Verizon Media. President Erdogan’s words addressing President @EmmanuelMacron are unacceptable. Erdoğan told the French president in a televised speech on Saturday that he was “going to have more problems with me,” AFP news agency reported. Tayyip Erdogan told Emmanuel Macron he wants their countries to cooperate to fight terrorism. Peter Piot (of HIV and Ebola fame) messages are sobering, but I may need stiff drink after this European Commission covid presser. The Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, on Saturday warned his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron, “not to mess” with Turkey, as tensions between the Nato allies escalated. Erdogan joined the call and said, on two different occasions, that Macron needed a mental health checkup. Terms and Conditions
— Ryan P. Delaney (@rpatrickdelaney) October 27, 2020. Von der Leyen also offered her support, which in Le Chou world looks like this: Von Der Leyen Shows Solidarity For Iconic French Products As Erdogan Urges Boycott, Von Der Leyen Shows Solidarity For Iconic French Products As Erdogan Urges Boycott pic.twitter.com/ihWDsRyDt1. https://t.co/n0qmS6rEDu, — Beatriz Ríos (@BeaRios_) October 28, 2020. Mr Macron's office said on Saturday that Mr Erdogan's policies were "dangerous". By continuing to browse the website, you are agreeing to our, President Tayyip Erdogan entered into a war of words with French President Emmanuel Macron, Dutch PM Mark Rutte waded in to offer Macron his support saying the Turkish leader’s words were “unacceptable.”, Backsliding is not an option for a continent that aims for winning the future, t. weeted European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan told French President Emmanuel Macron that cooperation between the two countries has “very serious potential” as … S&D MEP Delara Burkhardt said it sounds like a fortune cookie, and she thinks we need naming and shaming, when human rights are under attack! The Netherlands stands firmly with France and for the collective values of the European Union. What is she talking about? Asked Tanja Milevska, I don't understand this statement. Iran calls this a caricature but I'd be honored to be artistically reimagined as a suave, sexy demon in a 50K suit. Shortcuts will cost millions of lives and won’t be over until it’s over everywhere. “Confinement2” & “Depression” trending and it’s not even November yet wailed Topito. An EU government deprives women of any right over their own bodies and the oh so gender balanced @EU_Commission can't come with a more precise and strong statement? They ought to be careful not to use it all up before winter hits https://t.co/EmJf2fabyW, — Sam Morgan (@SamJamesMorgan) October 26, 2020. Share page. Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan's office said on Tuesday he told French President Emmanuel Macron that cooperation between the two countries has very serious potential, as the NATO members work to normalise ties.In a statement, the Turkish presidency said Erdogan told Macron in a … Why would I report on such a vague tweet at all? Contact us. By Jennifer Baker and Marlene Stocker | EURACTIV.com, Comments Print Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp. About sharing. EURACTIV MEDIA NETWORK BV. Erdogan said Saturday that Macron needed his head examined. France recalls Turkey envoy after Erdogan says Macron needs 'mental check' Published 25 October 2020. After French President Emmanuel Macron vowed to crack down on Islamist groups and associations, President Erdogan called the French leader mentally unwell, leading to France recalling its ambassador from Turkey. As Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan entered into a war of words with French President Emmanuel Macron, Dutch PM Mark Rutte waded in to offer Macron his support saying the Turkish leader’s words were “unacceptable.”. Potuguese PM Antonio Cost expressed his solidarity as did several others. The two leaders, who have clashed over issues including the conflicts in Syria and Libya, and the Eastern Mediterranean, spoke in a video call for the first time since September. France recalls ambassador to Turkey after Erdoğan questions Macron's mental state Source: AP Sun 25 Oct 2020 11.52 EDT Last modified on Mon 26 Oct 2020 11.30 EDT Erdogan and Macron row like only Presidents can, VDL’s wishy-washy on Polish abortion ban, and lockdown two is the only Covid plan! Privacy Policy
The two leaders, who have clashed over a range of issues including the conflicts in Syria and Libya as well as the eastern Mediterranean, spoke in a video call for the first time since September. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan challenged the United States to impose sanctions against his country while also launching a second personal attack Sunday on French President Emmanuel Macron. In Trumpian style last night Macron took to Twitter to proclaim in French, ... Macron 2022, Erdogan 2023 – motivating a play to domestic audiences. Copy link. What is she talking about? Share. Germany is planning a “lockdown light”. Erdoğan is suing French mag Charlie Hebdo. Iran’s daily news paper caricatured Macron as “The Devil Of Paris” on its front cover. The toilet paper aisle at the market is again looking light-ly stocked. Charlie Hebdo … the new rag of Emmanuel Macron (hint: lol) https://t.co/0sAJXP1rry. ISTANBUL (AFP) - Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday told French counterpart Emmanuel Macron he wants their countries to cooperate to … Kanzlerin Merkel erwägt offenbar einen #LockdownLight.Das hieße, ihr dürft weiter Freunde an bestimmten Orten treffen.Solange „bestimmte Orte“ euer Büro sind und „Freunde” euer Chef. People will only be allowed to leave home for essential work or medical reasons. image copyright Reuters. Find out more about how we use your information in our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy. Strong women’s rights are an asset and an achievement the whole of Europe must be proud of. Come on. Erdogan, who frequently inveighs against perceived Western hypocrisy and seeks to champion the rights of Muslims outside his country, decried Macron’s lack … Come on added Diego Velaquez, If the European Commission can’t come with a more precise and strong statement than this then VDL’s feminism is a pure facade if she can’t condemn this more clearly. Information about your device and internet connection, including your IP address, Browsing and search activity while using Verizon Media websites and apps. The explicit reason was that we revere freedom of speech. Quentin Aries called it a weird Franco-European-Turkish spat. Erdogan and Macron row like only Presidents can, VDL’s wishy-washy on Polish abortion ban, and lockdown two is the only Covid plan! The decapitations and other murders are barbaric crimes in France just as … Backsliding is not an option for a continent that aims for winning the future, tweeted European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday. JUST A REMINDER as Germany goes into a four week lockdown, It reported 14,964 infections and 42 deaths in past 24 hours, The UK has reported 24,701 and 310 deaths, — Darren McCaffrey (@DarrenEuronews) October 28, 2020, “Here we go again” tweeted Daniel Luthereau, National Lockdown will be back on friday in France#macron20h pic.twitter.com/TBJE6eWvrk, — Daniel Luthereau (@DanielLuthereau) October 28, 2020. With Macron, ... “The people of Turkey, who are a great people, deserve something else,” Macron said while discussing Erdogan’s approach to the crisis. The correct take on this weird Franco-European-Turkish spat. For the freedom of speech and against extremism and radicalism. US welcomes India's rise as 'leading global power' as Jaishankar-Blinken talk over phone A short time later Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte expressed his “full solidarity” with Macron in a post on Twitter written in French. But Jack says he’d be honored to be artistically reimagined as a suave, sexy demon in a 50K suit! Let’s separate the strands of action and reaction. We should push forward, not backwards. Et on est même pas encore en novembre… pic.twitter.com/71oRAcoEXn. "This won't be over until it's over everywhere. Speaking a day after he suggested Macron needed mental health treatment because of his views on Islam and radical Muslims, Erdogan expanded his range to take aim at foreign critics. Erdogan says he hopes France gets rid of President Macron Qatar rules out normalisation of Israel ties for now The HDFC School: Fueling ambitions with its wholesome CBSE curriculum Von der Leyen mastering the art of talking about things without mentioning them again… Because this is about #Poland’s abortion ban, isn't it? |
through encouraging the display of blasphemous cartoons targeting Islam & our Prophet," Khan wrote on Twitter. ISTANBUL (AFP) - French President Emmanuel Macron and Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan have agreed in an exchange of letters to resume talks aimed at … TL;DR: we're in this for the long-haul. Erdogan and Macron have clashed repeatedly in the past. The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo on Wednesday published a searing caricature of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, amid high tensions between him and French President Emmanuel Macron. Stanley Pignal pointed out that Erdoğan’s party was allowed to hold electoral rallies in France, because they “revere freedom of speech.” You have to take the rough with the smooth he added. We need naming and shaming, when human rights are under attack! https://t.co/jQvT2nQxlJ, — Tanja M (@MilevskaTanja) October 28, 2020, But others, including Carmen Prieto López, saw straight through VDL’s vague comments: *cough*Poland*cough*, *cough*Poland*cough* https://t.co/iCFT6frhk4, — Carmen Prieto López (@interpretaesto) October 28, 2020. @vonderleyen's feminism is pure façada if she can't condemn this more clearly. And suggested Charlie Hebdo might be Emmanuel Macron’s new favourite rag. Sounds like a fortune cookie, but it is the guardian of the treaties commenting on the polish constitutional court infringing women‘s rights. Germany's government is planning a "lockdown light," according to @BILD. In a nutshell: we’re in this for the long-haul. Strong women’s rights are an asset and an achievement the whole of Europe must be proud of. Well the toilet paper aisle at the supermarket is again looking light-ly stocked, observed Ryan Delaney. London/Dubai: Emmanuel Macron faced the prospect of a widening rift with Muslim countries after leaders from Pakistan to Algeria expressed unease over the French president’s crackdown on radical Islam. We and our partners will store and/or access information on your device through the use of cookies and similar technologies, to display personalised ads and content, for ad and content measurement, audience insights and product development. French imam on trial for suggesting Erdogan handled Covid crisis better than Macron French imam Farid Slim is on trial for criticising the racist French doctors who suggested coronavirus vaccines be tested in Africa and suggesting Turkish President Erdogan had done a better job handling the coronavirus crisis than Macron. - 'No condolences' - In a highly unusual move, a French presidential official said that the French ambassador to Turkey was being recalled from Ankara for consultations and would meet Macron to discuss the situation in the wake of Erdogan's outburst. https://t.co/7r4b4kS8JD. The Turkish leader doubled down on Sunday, again contending that Macron "really needs to have checks" and this time also accusing him of being "obsessed with Erdogan day and night". Macron later took to Twitter to say, "We will not give in, ever," insisting that his country respects "all differences in a spirit of peace." https://greekcitytimes.com/2020/12/05/erdogan-france-rid-of-macron-soon As long as “certain places” are your office and “friends” are your boss. "Macron needs mental treatment," Erdogan added, while indicating he did not expect the French leader to win a new mandate in 2022 elections. A reminder that in 2017 his party was allowed to hold electoral rallies in France, while Germany, Netherlands and others banned them. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan warned Emmanuel Macron not to “mess with Turkey” in the latest sign of high tension between Ankara and Paris. No shortcuts. Let’s separate the strands of action and reaction. https://t.co/ZTMhU4dc2m, — QAriès (@QuentinAries) October 27, 2020. https://t.co/bSoNeDH7U1, — diego velazquez (@diego_bxl) October 28, 2020. Expresso a minha inteira solidariedade ao Presidente @EmmanuelMacron na defesa das liberdades fundamentais em França, face à retórica de confronto que visa também o modelo europeu de tolerância. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Your Privacy Controls. Shortcuts will cost millions of lives. Erdogan seized on this reaction to pretend that Macron, France and implicitly all Europe are enemies of Islam, like latter-day Crusaders. Erdogan seized on this reaction to pretend that Macron, France and implicitly all Europe are enemies of Islam, like latter-day Crusaders. Solidarity with #StrajkKobiet https://t.co/Dw68ZMFauE, — Delara Burkhardt (@delarabur) October 29, 2020. Yes Beatrice, it is. “Don’t mess with the Turkish people. In a message posted on Twitter on Sunday, the EU foreign policy chief, Josep Borrell, ... Several EU member states leaders rallied around France in Macron’s spat with Erdogan. To enable Verizon Media and our partners to process your personal data select 'I agree', or select 'Manage settings' for more information and to manage your choices. ", — Matina Stevis-Gridneff (@MatinaStevis) October 28, 2020. You have to take the rough with the smooth…, — Stanley Pignal (@spignal) October 28, 2020.