NATO Membership: Finland and Turkey in Talks, Sweden Left Out

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Turkey is expected to ratify Finland's NATO membership, but not Sweden's, as President Erdogan seeks to appeal to nationalist voters ahead of an election. Hungary has also delayed a parliamentary vote on the matter, leading to speculation that it could be using the issue as leverage in its battle with the European Union. NATO officials remain confident that both countries will eventually join, but until then, officials will continue to shuttle between capitals to cut a deal while Russia wages war.
- Turkey expected to back Finland for NATO membership, snub Sweden The Washington Post
- Hungary pressures EU by delaying Finland, Sweden NATO vote Yahoo News
- Finland Leaves Sweden Behind in Race to NATO Membership Newsweek
- Russia-Ukraine war news: Finland and Turkey discuss NATO bid The Washington Post
- Russia Says It Is Not a Threat to Finland The Moscow Times
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