Former NATO Chief: Trump Could Sabotage the War

Former NATO Chief: Trump Could Sabotage the War

[ad_1] “His baggage is too heavy, too controversial,” says Rasmussen, 70, who was Denmark’s prime minister for most of this century’s first decade. Yet Rasmussen, a right-of-center politician who is now a white-shoe international consultant, remains scared of Trump. What disturbs him more immediately than the idea of Trump back in the White House is…

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Sweden, Finland discuss NATO accession with Turkey

Sweden, Finland discuss NATO accession with Turkey

[ad_1] Brussels: Representatives of Sweden, Finland and Turkey held talks in Brussels to discuss progress on fulfilling Turkey’s conditions for agreeing to the Nordic countries’ accession to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), the military bloc said in a statement. Sweden and Finland applied to join NATO in 2022 but faced objections from NATO-member Turkey…

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Finnish Parliament approves accession to NATO

Finnish Parliament approves accession to NATO

[ad_1] Helsinki: The Finnish parliament has approved legislation allowing the country to join the NATO. As many as 184 members of parliament voted in favour, with seven against and one abstention. Finnish President Sauli Niinisto will sign the legislation “as soon as possible,” he said on Wednesday. In May 2022, the Finnish parliament accepted an…

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NATO on the precipice

NATO on the precipice

[ad_1] Press play to listen to this article Voiced by artificial intelligence. WASHINGTON/BRUSSELS — The images tell the story. In the packed meeting rooms and hallways of Munich’s Hotel Bayerischer Hof last weekend, back-slapping allies pushed an agenda with the kind of forward-looking determination NATO had long sought to portray but just as often struggled to…

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