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President’s insistence on extradition of 73 prisoners at odds with text of accord with Sweden and Finland
Nordic countries ease Erdoğan’s concerns they have been too accommodating towards extremist groups
Ankara wants Nordic applicants to security alliance to address concerns on terrorism
Jens Stoltenberg says it is still possible to overcome Ankara’s ‘legitimate’ concerns
Antti Pelttari says Helsinki remains vigilant to threat from neighbour as it works on soothing Turkish terrorism concerns
Denmark’s vote to end EU opt-out and Nato bids by Finland and Sweden redraw regional security map
Critics say the now abandoned Fennovoima nuclear plant stands as a symbol of hubris over handling Moscow
Helsinki starts charm offensive as it tries to persuade Turkey to back Nato application
Investors take a ‘wait and see’ attitude to the region’s bond markets
Turkish opposition leaves Stockholm government with hard choices over the Kurdish cause
US president hails ‘momentous’ step to strengthen transatlantic defence alliance
Turkey’s president requests extradition of 30 ‘terrorists’
Russia warns of response if alliance sites military equipment on new territories and Turkey objections remain hurdle
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has ushered in historic policy change that is backed by public
Accession will double alliance’s borders with Russia and change geopolitics of Europe
Top Turkish aide says Ankara is ‘not closing door’ on the bid despite Erdoğan’s earlier concerns
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan accuses the two countries of supporting Kurdish militants
Weapons deliveries, Russian energy embargoes improved ties between Berlin and Kyiv
Move will dramatically improve security of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania, say foreign ministers
Application urged ‘within days’ to strengthen western defence alliance after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Move to smooth Nordic countries’ path to Nato membership follows heightened concerns over Russia threat
The Nordic pair would not seek full alliance membership were it not for Putin’s aggression
Ruling party under pressure to shed non-alignment, with neighbouring Finland set to make own position clear
Nordic pair would not benefit immediately from Article 5 collective defence guarantee
Contract with Rosatom terminated as war in Ukraine deals final blow to controversial energy project
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