Sweden will look to make constructive progress in talks with Turkey on Ankara's objections over the Nordic country's application to join the NATO defensive alliance, Foreign Minister Ann Linde said today. Finland and Sweden applied to join NATO last month in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine but*face opposition*from Turkiye, which accuses them of supporting and harbouring Kurdish militants and other groups it deems terrorists. The objections caught Finnish, Swedish and many NATO officials by surprise and have dimmed prospects for rapid progress on the membership bids ahead of a NATO summit in Madrid later this month. "Our application has received broad support among NATO members," she said in a foreign policy declaration in the Swedish parliament. "Our ambition is […]
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