MEPs want to close down a Dutch anti-immigrant website, the UN General Assembly President visits the EP and Garry Kasparov speaks out against Putin's re-election.

Anti-immigrant website / UN visit / Russian elections

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The Netherlands has been courting  controversy with an anti-immigrant website.

Set up by Geert Wilders'  extreme right-wing party PVV,

it lets people leave complaints  against immigrants

On Tuesday MEPs debated  whether it should be taken offline.

I'm going support a common resolution  on this website

because the Dutch government's  silence is intolerable.

The 66th President of the UN General  Assembly, Nassir Abdulaziz Al-Nasser,

was in Strasbourg Monday night  to meet with MEPs.

Talks centred on  the ongoing unrest in Syria,

Palestine's bid for a seat at the UN,  and counterterrorism.

Honourable Members, the international  community has a responsibility to act.

Observers found the results of Russia's  recent elections 'deeply skewed'

MEPs will debate the issue Wednesday  and vote on Thursday to call for reforms.

Opposition activist and chess grandmaster  Garry Kasparov was in Strasbourg Tuesday

to ensure the EU keeps its eyes  on Moscow.

We hear European politicians  saying, 'It's over'.

Please refrain from taking  the side of an ageing dictator

who sent a clear message:  'I will rule forever'.

It will be a shame if Europe pretends  not to have heard the message.