Why won’t Turkey vote for Sweden and Finland to be admitted to Nato?
Investment levels between Turkey and prospective Nato members Sweden and Finland reflect the strained relations between the countries.
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Investment levels between Turkey and prospective Nato members Sweden and Finland reflect the strained relations between the countries.
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