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NATO Secretary-General, Jens Stoltenberg, has expressed confidence that Sweden will officially join the military alliance by July at the latest. This was reported by the German news agency DPA this …
Stoltenberg confidant that Sweden will join NATO by July Read More
Hundreds of people protested against the new anti-terror legislation in Stockholm on Sunday, June 4. The new law was passed to address Turkey’s opposition to Sweden joining NATO. The demonstration …
Hundreds protested Sweden’s new anti-terror laws Read More
Finland will officially become the 31st member of NATO Tuesday, April 4, the Finnish president’s office said on Monday. Finnish President Sauli Niinisto, Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto and Defense Minister …
Finland will formally join NATO on April 4 Read More
The New York Times wrote on Tuesday, March 21, that China has sold drones and drone parts to Russia for more than $12 million since Russia invaded Ukraine. The information …
New York Times claims that China has been selling drones to Russia Read More
Jens Stoltenberg warned China against supplying lethal weapons to Russia. This happened on Tuesday, March 21, as he presented the annual report to NATO in Brussels. “We have not seen …
Stoltenberg issues warning to China Read More
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg says Putin has made it clear that he wants more war. He also stated, that he senses that China may have plans to step in and …
Stoltenberg fears China will supply Russia with weapons Read More
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg will end his term in October as planned, according to spokesperson. This was stated after a German newspaper reported a further extension until April 2024, was …
NATO chief Stoltenberg won’t extend term Read More
NATO secretary general Jens Stoltenberg is currently in Japan as part of his Asian tour. A tour, that has sparked suspicion in China. Stoltenberg first arrived in Seoul Jan. 29. …
China suspicious as Stoltenberg seeks stronger alliance with Asia Read More
Former Norwegian Prime Minister and NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg is pleased that the British are sending warships to the South China Sea to stop China’s growing power plans, Norwegian media …
Norwegian NATO chief and British Prime Minister agree to halt China’s growing power plans Read More