German Chancellor Angela Merkel on Wednesday called Turkey’s latest arrests of opposition newspaper journalists “highly alarming” and said they would impact Ankara’s EU membership negotiations. “For me and the entire government, it is highly alarming that freedom of the press and speech are being further restricted,” she said after Turkey ...
Despite claims by Zionists that boycotting the entity amounts to anti-Semitic activity, the European Union’s foreign policy chief has declared that it is a protected free speech. “The EU stands firm in protecting freedom of expression and freedom of association in line with the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the ...
