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Turkey Approves Sweden's NATO Membership Bid Amidst Geopolitical Shifts
Turkey's parliament has ratified Sweden's bid to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), concluding a prolonged 20-month process. This decision by the Turkish General Assembly, led by President Tayyip Erdogan's ruling alliance, marks a crucial step in expanding NATO in the wake of Russia's aggression in Ukraine. 
Turkey's parliament has ratified Sweden's bid to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), concluding a prolonged 20-month process. This decision by the Turkish General Assembly, led by President Tayyip Erdogan's ruling alliance, marks a crucial step in expanding NATO in the wake of Russia's aggression in Ukraine. -
NATO Commits $1.2 Billion to Bolster Ammunition Supplies in Ukraine Conflict
The NATO alliance has signed a significant $1.2 billion deal to procure 220,000 rounds of 155-millimetre ammunition, a move highlighted by Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg as crucial for both defending NATO territory and continuing support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. 
The NATO alliance has signed a significant $1.2 billion deal to procure 220,000 rounds of 155-millimetre ammunition, a move highlighted by Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg as crucial for both defending NATO territory and continuing support for Ukraine in its conflict with Russia. -
China's Stern Warning Against NATO's Eastward Expansion: A New Cold War Brewing?
In a recent development that has sent ripples across the international community, China has voiced its strong opposition to NATO's perceived eastward expansion. Beijing has warned of a 'resolute response' to any actions that infringe upon its sovereignty, security, and development interests. 
In a recent development that has sent ripples across the international community, China has voiced its strong opposition to NATO's perceived eastward expansion. Beijing has warned of a 'resolute response' to any actions that infringe upon its sovereignty, security, and development interests. -
Nuclear Fear Heightens as Putin Shifts Arms to Belarus, Threatening European Capitals
The recent relocation of nuclear arms to Belarus by Russian President Vladimir Putin has intensified the trepidation of an imminent global conflict, potentially escalating to a third World War. This alarming development transpires as the Russian-Ukrainian conflict under Putin's command continues to worsen. 
The recent relocation of nuclear arms to Belarus by Russian President Vladimir Putin has intensified the trepidation of an imminent global conflict, potentially escalating to a third World War. This alarming development transpires as the Russian-Ukrainian conflict under Putin's command continues to worsen. -
Finland Joins NATO, Expanding Alliance's Border with Russia and Challenging Putin
Finland officially became NATO's 31st member on Tuesday, marking a significant shift in northeastern Europe's security landscape and extending the alliance's border with Russia by 1,300 kilometers (830 miles). The Nordic nation's accession took place during a formal ceremony at NATO headquarters in Brussels. 
Finland officially became NATO's 31st member on Tuesday, marking a significant shift in northeastern Europe's security landscape and extending the alliance's border with Russia by 1,300 kilometers (830 miles). The Nordic nation's accession took place during a formal ceremony at NATO headquarters in Brussels. -
North Korea Denies Allegations Of Supplying Weapons To Russia
North Korea's vice director of military foreign affairs calls the allegations "groundless.” 
North Korea's vice director of military foreign affairs calls the allegations "groundless.” -
Despite Russian Withdrawal, UN, Turkey, Ukraine Move Forward With Black Sea Grain Deal
Ukraine, NATO, the European Union, and the United States have all protested the action. 
Ukraine, NATO, the European Union, and the United States have all protested the action. -
U.S., Allied Countries Set Talks To Replenish Arms Supply In Ukraine
Senior national armaments directors from allies met to discuss long-term strategies for supplying Ukraine and restocking their own stockpiles, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said. 
Senior national armaments directors from allies met to discuss long-term strategies for supplying Ukraine and restocking their own stockpiles, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said. -
Private Cessna Plane Crashes Into The Baltic Sea
Latvia's civil aviation agency said authorities were unable to make contact with the plane. 
Latvia's civil aviation agency said authorities were unable to make contact with the plane. -
Ukraine Celebrates Independence Day Half A Year After War Broke Out
Ukraine displayed destroyed Russian tanks and armored vehicles in the heart of Kyiv as an act of defiance. 
Ukraine displayed destroyed Russian tanks and armored vehicles in the heart of Kyiv as an act of defiance.
