Finland has been given the green light to join Nato after the Turkish parliament voted to approve its membership. All 276 lawmakers present on Thursday voted in favour of the Nordic country’s ...
Turkey became the last member nation to vote to accept Finland - after months of complaining the Nordic country had been supporting "terrorists". Sweden, which applied to join Nato at the same ...
Finland will now be formally admitted into NATO at its next summit in July in Lithuania. Earlier, Turkey had delayed Finland's bid to join the West's defensive alliance for months, complaining the ...
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg will visit Turkey at the weekend to attend the inauguration of re-elected President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and hold talks with him, the alliance said Friday.
Therefore, Finland has obtained legal grounds for joining the alliance. Turkey was the remaining NATO member to approve Helsinki’s bid. Earlier, the process was also delayed by Hungary ...
Full unanimity is required to admit new members into the 30-member alliance, and Turkey and Hungary were the last two NATO members to ratify Finland’s accession. Sweden’s bid to join the ...
From left, NATO Ambassador NATO Ambassador Zeki Levent Gumrukcu, from Turkey, British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly, U.S.
Sweden’s bid to join NATO remains stalled by opposition from Turkey and Hungary, even weeks after both nations finally approved Finland’s ... to wait until Turkey approves Sweden's membership ...
Biden said that in a call, Erdogan repeated Ankara's desire to buy F-16 fighter jets from the US, while Biden responded that Washington was keen to see Ankara drop its objection to Sweden's joining ...
Full unanimity is required to admit new members into the 30-member alliance, and Turkey and Hungary were the last two Nato members to ratify Finland’s accession. Sweden’s bid to join the ...
Sweden’s bid to join NATO remains stalled by opposition from Turkey and Hungary, even weeks after both nations finally approved Finland’s ... to wait until Turkey approves Sweden’s ...
