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L'aereo della discordia. Sempre più infuocate le relazioni diplomatiche tra Turchia ed Olanda

Istanbul, Turchia - Non si ferma la reazione del presidente turco Erdogan dopo il respingimento da parte dell'Olanda di due suoi ministri che intendevano partecipare a comizi a Rotterdam

Non sappiamo se le autorità olandesi immaginavano reazioni diplomatiche così serie quando sabato 11 marzo hanno negato all'areo del ministro degli esteri turco Mevlut Cavusoglu l'autorizzazione ad atterrare a Rotterdam (Olanda). Cavusoglu intendeva partecipare ad un comizio organizzato dalla comunità turca locale per promuovere il referendum che si terrà in Turchia il 16 aprile sulla riforma costituzionale vol...

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