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Turkish President’s comments highlight fraught tit-for-tat delaying Stockholm’s accession to western alliance
Jens Stoltenberg urges allies not to ‘underestimate’ Moscow and its war economy
Also in this newsletter: Greece’s ‘universal’ outrage over the Parthenon marbles
Helsinki says tactic by Moscow is deliberate and poses ‘serious threat to national security’
Foreign affairs committee requests fresh review before agreeing to Stockholm’s bid
Nato member aims to send ‘strong message’ to Kremlin about its eagerness to protect national security
Berlin pledges to plug budgetary holes that will speed up procurement and help meet Nato targets
Democracies should tease out the contradictions between Russia, China, Iran and North Korea
President unblocks Scandinavian country’s path to membership of military alliance
Finland looking at potential role of Hong Kong-registered container vessel
Populist leader who ran on an anti-Ukraine platform forms coalition with two smaller parties
Ukrainian president takes part in Nato defence ministers’ meeting in Brussels
Edi Rama calls on western leaders to solve ‘never-ending madness’ among Balkan countries
Ankara seeks further action against extremists as parliament reconvenes to consider accession request
US-led military alliance to boost financial clout for companies from ‘multi-sovereign’ VC investors
Budapest aligns with Ankara on delaying ratification of Stockholm’s membership of military alliance
Austria, Ireland, Malta and Switzerland will probably not join Nato but changes in defence and security policies are coming
Defence ministers increasingly fear voters will not accept the high price of military deterrence
Stockholm rapidly increases budget to meet Nato’s 2% of GDP target
Alliance plans to assemble 41,000 troops next year to test readiness to repel a Russian invasion
Strikes along the Danube, which marks Nato’s border, concern security chiefs
Alliance warns of ‘new risks for escalation’ after Moscow pulled out of grain export deal
Yevgeny Prigozhin, undaunted by his failed mutiny, is refocusing on Africa in search of new revenues
How the alliance acts on Ukraine will determine how others align themselves in this era of strategic competition
Kyiv remaining stuck in the waiting room is a green light for Putin to attack again
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