The leaders of Finland and Sweden are set to meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday in a bid to convince him to drop the objections to their membership in NATO.

European and US officials do not expect that Turkey's concerns about Finland and Sweden joining NATO will be assuaged before ...

When I was the NATO supreme allied commander about a decade ago, I would often point out to Americans the enormous capability of the alliance — combined defense spending near $US900 billion ...

Turkey seems determined to block Sweden and Finland's NATO memberships in the alliance's upcoming summit as long as they do ...

Following a call with NATO's chief, Erdogan is showing no signs of backing off in the standoff over Sweden and Finland’s bids ...

Discussions between Turkey, Finland and Sweden about the Nordic countries' proposed NATO membership have ended inconclusively ...

Mr. Erdogan also objects to Swedish ... He expressed confidence that Turkey could work out an agreement with Sweden and Finland with the mediation of the NATO secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg.

Finland’s prime minister said on Tuesday that the two nations’ Nato ... Turkey accuses Sweden and Finland of harbouring alleged members of the Kurdistan Workers’ party (PKK) and also objects ...

Turkish officials will discuss Ankara's concerns regarding Finland and Sweden's NATO membership bids at talks in Brussels on ...

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says he objects to Sweden and Finland joining Nato as doing so would carry security ... The group known as PKK has waged a 38-year insurgency against Turkey that ...

When I was supreme allied commander of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization about a decade ago, I would often point out to Americans the enormous capability of the alliance: combined defense spendin ...