BREAKING news THE NERVES BETWEEN THE NETHERLANDS AND TURKEY

BREAKING THE NERVES BETWEEN THE NETHERLANDS AND TURKEY: The Hague Government withdrew its ambassador from Ankara

The Netherlands announced on Monday that it is withdrawing its accredited Ambassador to Ankara because of the difficult 'normalized' relations with Turkey and that they will not authorize the presence of a Turkish representative on the Dutch territory as the relations between the two countries are at the lowest level since last year , AFP reports.
The Hague government then refused entry to the country of two Turkish ministers who wanted to address Turkish demonstrators during political rallies in favor of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Since then, despite talks 'we have not reached an agreement on how to normalize' relations, Dutch Foreign Minister Halbe Zijlstra said, according to a press release.

North Korea's decision-news

South Korean presidential spokesman Cheong Wa Dae on Monday welcomed North Korea's decision to send a delegation headed by PyeonChang's chairman of the presidency of the Supreme Assembly, the Yonhap agency website said.

"We believe this decision shows North Korea's determination to improve the inter-Korean relationship and help the Olympic Games to be successful," spokeswoman Cheong Wa Dae said at a press conference.

The statement was made one day after Pyongyang announced Seoul that Supreme Assembly President Kim Yong-Nam will head a 22-member delegation to be present at the Olympic Games to be held from 9 to 25 February .

On the other hand, North Korea's participation in the Olympic Games is perceived as a diplomatic strategy of Pyongyang.

On Jan. 25, Pyongyang sent a rare message to "all Koreans, from home and abroad," in which they call for a "step forward" for unification without the help of other countries.

A North Korean high honorary officer will travel to South Korea on Friday for a three-day visit, a visit linked to the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, the South Korean government announced on Sunday.

The name of the North Korean official is Kim Yong-Nam, president of the presidency of the Supreme People's Assembly (the North Korean parliament controlled by the single party), and occupies the symbolic position of North Korean chief of state. He is not related to North Korean Kim Jong-Un, says Agerpres. Kim Yong-Nam will be accompanied by three high-level political leaders and a support team of 18 members, the South Korean Unification Ministry said, not mentioning whether or not Kim will attend the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Games Pyeongchang.