Nikos Kotzias, the new Greek foreign minister, said Greece wanted to "prevent a rift" between Russia and the EU, although both sides have been in acute conflict for the past 10 months over Moscow's assault on Ukraine.
However, a spokesperson for the Department for Communities and Local Government denied any reports of a rift with the Treasury.
Next week Le Pen, 86, will face a disciplinary hearing of the party's executive after a family rift in which Marine Le Pen denounced his inflammatory comments belittling the Holocaust and defended Marshal Pétain, the leader of France's Nazi collaborationist Vichy regime.
But his arrival seems likely to deepen a rift between Libya and the international criminal court (ICC).
"Well, I wouldn't describe it as a rift.
Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook, warned of the "dire consequences" in sacrificing the right to privacy in an impassioned speech on Friday as Barack Obama sought to repair a deep rift with the technology industry.
In his autobiography, MacGregor dismissed the exchange as "largely a matter of semantics" and played down the seriousness of the rift.
The rift became irreparable, when Anwar — named by Newsweek as man of the year in 1998 — went on a campaign against corruption and cronyism that rankled many of the elite, including Mahathir's son, Mirzan who had myriad business dealings.
Parliament took a historic step towards embracing full equality for gay people when MPs voted on Tuesday overwhelmingly in favour of equal marriage at the end of a charged Commons debate that exposed the deep rift over David Cameron's modernising agenda at the heart of the Conservative party.
People seem keen to create a rift between Kevin and the rest of the team," he said.
We feel that in the Hindu community the majority are secular and only a handful of mischievous people are trying to create a rift," said Gulzar Ahmed Azmi, of the Jamiat Ulama e Maharashtra, a Muslim political association in the city.
