Thursday's papers: US arms, electric cars, Finland's biggest spruce tree
Morning papers report US approval for the sale over half a billion euros worth of advanced munitions to Finland.
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Morning papers report US approval for the sale over half a billion euros worth of advanced munitions to Finland.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan blackmail blocking Sweden and Finland bid to join NATO proved to be successful as the two Nordic countries, on June 2
ANKARA: Turkey captured the new leader of the militant group Daesh in a raid in Istanbul, local media claimed on Thursday. Turkish dissident news website Oda TV claimed Abu Al-Hasan Al-Hashimi Al-Qurayshi was caught in an operation directed by Istanbul’s police chief, Zafer Aktas, after days of surveillance and preparation, though no official statement has yet been made.
Turkish President Erdogan has spoken this week about his concerns over Finland and Sweden harboring "terrorist" Kurdish elements, which he says do not belong in NATO.
ANKARA: Turkey’s opposition to NATO’s decision to open accession talks with Finland and Sweden has sparked debate about concessions Ankara might extract to greenlight membership for the two Scandinavian countries — the biggest change in European security architecture for decades. Any country seeking to join NATO requires consensus approval from its 30 members, with the next