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Minister Letschert wants to investigate matters first, laughable and cringeworthy

Minister Letschert wants to investigate matters first, laughable and cringeworthy

Özcan Akyol criticizes Minister Letschert's decision to investigate matters further, calling the approach laughable and cringeworthy. The columnist shares his personal observations in his recurring three-times-a-week column.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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