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ANKARA - Finland on Sunday officially confirmed its intention to join the NATO alliance, expressing readiness to engage in talks with Turkiye on the issues it raised on the Scandinavian country's membership. The country's Ministerial Committee on Foreign and Security Policy approved its application for NATO membership, Finnish President Sauli Niinisto said in a news conference alongside Prime Minister Sanna Marin. Niinisto said he is ready to meet with Recep Tayyip Erdogan on the issues ...

Sweden is sending diplomats to Turkey to try to overcome the country's objections to its plan to join NATO

The Turkish president is unlikely to veto Nordic membership of NATO – but Turkey’s bigger strategic worry is of a NATO-Russia conflict arising out of the war in Ukraine

Turkey said it could back Sweden and Finland's NATO bids if they stop supporting terrorists and lift export bans. Aspiring NATO bids require unanimous approval from existing members to join the alliance.

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Sunday lauded Finland's conciliatory approach but criticised Sweden for "provocative" statements during talks in Be

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock speaks during a press conference at the end of the NATO Foreign Ministers meeting at the Federal Foreign Office in Berlin. Bernd von Jutrczenka/dpaTurkey has said it will only agree to Finland and Sweden joining NATO if certain conditions are met, potentiall...

Finland ready to talk to Ankara on issues raised by Turkish president on Helsinki's NATO membership, says Finnish president - Anadolu Agency

Majority of Turkish people opposes the accession of Finland and Sweden to NATO over their open support for the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and Kurdish YPG militia, deemed terrorist by Ankara, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Saturday

DUBAI: The fifth edition of the Culture Summit by the Department of Culture and Tourism in Abu Dhabi is returning this year under the theme “A Living Culture” from May 16-18. Unlike last year’s virtual forum, the summit this year is an in-person event open to the public by invitation only in Manarat Al-Saadiyat. It brings together pioneers of art, media, technology and culture

There is speculation about a secret deal between Ankara and Baghdad eyeing a contiguous, 30-kilometer-deep buffer from Syria to Iraq.