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STOCKHOLM (AP) — Sweden is bracing for demonstrations that could complicate its efforts to persuade Turkey to approve its NATO accession. A far-right activist from Denmark has received permission from police to stage a protest on Saturday outside the Turkish Embassy, where he intends to burn the Qur…
Sweden's bid for NATO membership is facing a dead end because Ankara's demands to Stockholm to hand over Kurdish activists and prevent rallies attacking Turkey's leadership have strained ties.
ISTANBUL (AP) -- Turkey's president said Monday Sweden shouldn't expect support for its NATO membership bid following weekend protests in Stockholm by an
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan says Turkey will oppose Sweden's bid to join NATO after it allowed anti-Muslim and anti-Turkish protests in Stockholm this weekend.
Sweden should not expect Turkey's support for its NATO membership after a protest near the Turkish embassy in Stockholm at the weekend including the burning of a copy of the Koran, President Tayyip Erdogan…
A series of anti-Islamic protests in Stockholm over the weekend drew sharp condemnation from Turkey’s president, who warned Sweden should not expect Ankara’s support for its pending NATO membership.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan was incensed by a Quran-burning protest in Stockholm last week. Sweden needs Turkey's backing to gain entry to the trans-Atlantic military alliance.
President Erdogan warned Sweden should not expect Turkiye's support for its NATO membership after allowing a protest that involved a copy of the Quran to be burned near the Turkish Embassy in Stockholm. Ankara's decision has more to do with her relations with Washington and Moscow than Stockholm.
Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday he will not support Sweden's entry into NATO after anti-Muslim protests in Stockholm over the weekend.
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