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NATO Chief Calls for ‘Significant Increase’ in Military Aid for Ukraine

by Dave DeCamp | Jan 18, 2023

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg on Wednesday called for a "significant increase" in military aid for Kyiv. "This is a pivotal moment in the war and the need for a significant increase in support for Ukraine," the NATO chief told Reuters on the sidelines of the...

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Turkey Says Unlikely to Approve Sweden, Finland NATO Bids Before June

by Dave DeCamp | Jan 15, 2023

A spokesman for Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said Ankara is unlikely to approve Sweden and Finland joining NATO before June. Spokesman Ibrahim Kalin said Sweden needs time before it can codify new counterterrorism measures into law, changes Ankara wants to...

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US, Sweden Open Talks on Military Cooperation Agreement

by Dave DeCamp | Jan 10, 2023

The US and Sweden on Monday opened talks on a military cooperation agreement that will pave the way for a US troop presence in the country as Stockholm is preparing to become a NATO member. Swedish Defense Minister Pal Jonson told AFP that the details of the agreement...

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NATO Chief Says Some Members Want to Raise Military Spending Levels

by Dave DeCamp | Jan 3, 2023

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday that some alliance members would like to push others to increase military spending by setting a minimum target of 2% of a country's gross domestic product. "Some allies are strongly in favor of turning the 2% goal...

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NATO Chief Says Sending More Weapons to Ukraine Is Quickest Path to Peace

by Dave DeCamp | Jan 1, 2023

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg claimed in an interview published Friday that the quickest path to peace in Ukraine is through NATO countries sending more weapons to Kyiv. "It may sound like a paradox, but military support for Ukraine is the fastest way to...

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Turkey Says Sweden Blocking Extradition of Journalist Is ‘Very Negative’

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 20, 2022

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Tuesday said the decision by Sweden's Supreme Court to block the extradition of an exiled Turkish journalist is a "very negative" development. Turkey is seeking extraditions from Sweden as a requirement for the country to...

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NATO Pressed for Action as Tensions Rise in North Kosovo

by Jason Ditz | Dec 12, 2022

NATO Pressed for Action as Tensions Rise in North Kosovo | Decades of tension show NATO expansion is no panacea

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NATO Chief Says Full-Blown War With Russia Is a ‘Real Possibility’

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 11, 2022

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg warned Friday that he fears a full-blown war between Russia and NATO is a "real possibility" in a rare acknowledgment of the dangers of backing Ukraine. "I fear that the war in Ukraine will get out of control, and spread into a...

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Finland Doesn’t Have a Clear Date on When Turkey Will Approve NATO Bid

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 8, 2022

Finland's foreign minister said Thursday that while there's been progress alleviating Turkey's concerns on Finland's and Sweden's NATO bids, there is still no "clear date" on when Ankara will ratify their memberships. "What we are still missing is the clear date, a...

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Report: Ukraine Asks NATO For Leftover Afghanistan Funds

by Dave DeCamp | Dec 7, 2022

NATO is considering using a $3.4 billion fund that was meant to support the now-defunct US-backed Afghan government to provide more aid for Ukraine, POLITICO reported on Wednesday. Known as the Afghan National Army Trust Fund, the money was donated by individual NATO...

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