NATO Summit: Missiles to Germany, Warning to China
Amid escalating tensions, alliance says Ukraine on “irreversible” membership track once war is over
Amid escalating tensions, alliance says Ukraine on “irreversible” membership track once war is over
€40 billion per year should be “baseline” support, outgoing NATO chief Stoltenberg said.
Swedish PM and NATO chief welcomed the NATO vote: “Sweden’s membership will make us all stronger and safer.”
Turkey said certain negotiations with Sweden had not “progressed” sufficiently.
Sweden is one step closer to becoming a member of NATO, even though Turkey provided no timeline for the parliamentary ratification.
Among the policies criticized are patriotism, sovereignty, and a “ban on gender studies.”
“There are 500,000 dead in this war. There is an aggressor, Russia, Putin. And a victim, Ukraine. But can we think about how we get out of this?” Sarkozy said.
Turkish President Erdoğan called the new Swedish anti-terrorism law, that came into force on June 1st, “meaningless” as long as the country allows pro-PKK demonstrations.
Montenegro has been stumbling from crisis to crisis since 2020 following the loosening of the Democratic Party of Socialists’ grip on power. Today, the invasion of Ukraine has fast-tracked its EU membership.
With all the heads of state legitimizing the Ukraine Charter, it should be regarded as the West’s collective program towards Ukraine, both during the war and beyond.
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