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Germany, Netherlands Revise Travel Advisories For Turkey
Germany and the Netherlands revised travel advice for Turkey this week amid a deepening row over European cancellations of events by Turkish officials aimed at rallying support for a vote to expand the powers of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Turkey May Hit Netherlands With Sanctions As 'Nazi' Row Escalates
The Turkish cabinet was expected, today, to consider imposing sanctions on the Netherlands in a deepening row with its NATO ally over a ban on its ministers speaking at political events in Rotterdam, and one minister said punitive measures were likely.
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Dutch Prime Minister Wants To De-Escalate Diplomatic Row With Turkey
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Sunday he would do everything to 'de-escalate' a diplomatic confrontation with Turkey he described as the worst the Netherlands has experienced in years, after two major incidents on Saturday.
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Dutch PM Bars Turkish Foreign Minister In Escalation Of Rally Row
The Netherlands barred Turkey's Foreign Minister from flying to Rotterdam on Saturday and President Tayyip Erdogan responded by calling his NATO partner a 'Nazi remnant' as a row over Ankara campaigning among emigre Turkish voters intensified.
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Germany, Netherlands Revise Travel Advisories For Turkey
Germany and the Netherlands revised travel advice for Turkey this week amid a deepening row over European cancellations of events by Turkish officials aimed at rallying support for a vote to expand the powers of Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan.
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Turkey May Hit Netherlands With Sanctions As 'Nazi' Row Escalates
The Turkish cabinet was expected, today, to consider imposing sanctions on the Netherlands in a deepening row with its NATO ally over a ban on its ministers speaking at political events in Rotterdam, and one minister said punitive measures were likely.
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Dutch Prime Minister Wants To De-Escalate Diplomatic Row With Turkey
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Sunday he would do everything to 'de-escalate' a diplomatic confrontation with Turkey he described as the worst the Netherlands has experienced in years, after two major incidents on Saturday.
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Dutch PM Bars Turkish Foreign Minister In Escalation Of Rally Row
The Netherlands barred Turkey's Foreign Minister from flying to Rotterdam on Saturday and President Tayyip Erdogan responded by calling his NATO partner a 'Nazi remnant' as a row over Ankara campaigning among emigre Turkish voters intensified.
