Diary

ANKARA (AA) - Here are the main topics Anadolu Agency’s English Desk plans to cover on Wednesday, June 22, 2016 (coverage may change depending on developing/breaking stories):

TURKEY

ANKARA - PM Yildirim to separately receive Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus FM Ertugruloglu and Malta's FM at the Cankaya Palace.

ANKARA - Turkey's FM Cavusoglu to hold joint press conference with Turkish Cypriot FM Ertugruloglu.

EUROPE

TURKISH REPUBLIC OF NORTHERN CYPRUS

LEFKOSA - Turkey's Culture and Tourism Minister Avci to pay official visit.

GERMANY

BERLIN - German Chancellor Merkel and Polish PM Szydlo to co-chair intergovernmental consultations between EU partners, with topics including possible Brexit, refugee crisis, and upcoming NATO summit in Warsaw.

UK

LONDON - Final day of campaigning before Thursday's Brexit referendum:

- Lawmakers in UK's Turkish districts speak out on Brexit (VIDEO AVAILABLE)

SPECIAL REPORT:

Lawmakers in UK's Turkish districts speak out on Brexit

LONDON (AA) – British lawmakers representing Enfield – the London district with the highest number of Turkish speakers in the U.K. – expressed concerns about the level of anti-Turkish rhetoric in the country’s EU referendum campaign.

SPAIN

SPECIAL REPORT

Brexit campaign strains UK's relations with Spain

MADRID (AA) – While Thursday’s historic referendum is for British citizens alone, the shock of a Brexit could ripple throughout the continent and damage Spanish-British relations.

FRANCE

SPECIAL REPORT

PARIS - Brexit: France’s Britons, which camp will they chose?

- Anadolu Agency speaks to Britons living in France about the Brexit and its effect on them.

PARIS (AA) - As the Leave and Remain campaigns are neck-and-neck, British expats in France weigh in on the Brexit question just one day before historic referendum.​

ITALY

ROME - Turkey's EU Minister Celik to attend series of meetings in Italy's parliament.

SOUTHEAST ASIA-THE PACIFIC

KOREA

SEOUL – North Korea test-fires two ballistic missiles, one of which apparently exploded shortly after, according to South Korean military.

JAPAN

TOKYO – Official campaigning begins for July 10 upper house election.