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European Lawmakers Criticize Von Der Leyen Remarks Linking Türkiye, Russia and China
- European Commission President Ursula Von Der Leyen stated the EU must complete the continent to prevent influence from Russia, Türkiye, or China, which sparked controversy for grouping Türkiye with Russia and China.
- The European Commission clarified that Türkiye is an important partner, NATO member, and EU candidate, emphasizing its roles in migration, economic cooperation, and strategic initiatives.
- Belgian MEP Rudi Kennes criticized the remarks, linking them to Western powers' strategic objectives and asserting the emergence of a multipolar world where Western influence is declining.
- Belgian lawmaker Marc Botenga condemned the comments for oversimplifying international relations, warning that they divide the world into opposing camps and apply a dangerous purity test approach in foreign policy.
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European lawmakers criticize von der Leyen remarks linking Türkiye, Russia and China
Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) Rudi Kennes and Marc Botenga have stressed that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen's remarks linking Türkiye with Russia and China risk dividing the world into opposing blocs, arguing instead that the European Union operates within a multipolar order. Speaking at an event marking the 80th anniversary of the German newspaper Die Zeit in Hamburg, von der Leyen reiterated her support for EU …
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Clarifications regarding von der Leyen's statements on the need to shield Europe from the influences of third countries, such as Russia, Turkey and China
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