Jean Asselborn, Luxembourg’s minister of foreign affairs, rudely interrupted Matteo Salvini’s speech on immigrants in the presence of other European politicians
The Luxembourg Eurocrat loses his mind when Salvini said: “I heard some colleagues before me saying that we need immigration because of the ageing of European population: I have a very different perspective. I think I was put in charg and being paid by my citizens to see young people go back to having children as they did until few years ago, and not to explant the best of young Africans and replace Europeans who for economic reasons can no longer have children.These are two completely different visions. Maybe in Luxembourg have this need, in Italy we need to have children, not to have new slaves to supplant the children we can not have anymore”. Source: Il Giornale
EU Enlargement Commissioner Johannes Hahn was quoted Nov. 6 as telling German daily Die Welt: “I think that, in the long term, it would be more honest for Turkey and the EU to go down new roads and end the accession talks.” Source: Hürriyet Daily News
Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang on Wednesday said Beijing and countries with stakes in the South China Sea are closer than ever before to a “code of conduct” for the strategic thoroughfare. Source: Deutsche Welle
Downing Street has confirmed that a draft Brexit agreement has been reached between the UK and European Union. British Prime Minister Theresa May will present it to her senior ministers on Wednesday, but it is unclear if May will be able to get any deal approved by UK parliament. Source: Euronews
