NATO opened its summit Tuesday with contemporary momentum after Turkey withdrew its objections to Sweden becoming a member of the alliance, a step towards the unity that Western leaders have been desperate to reveal within the face of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The choice by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is a major transfer towards Sweden’s membership and it’ll alleviate rigidity in Vilnius, Lithuania’s capital. The deal was reached after days of intensive conferences, and it is poised to develop the alliance’s power in Northern Europe. FRANCE 24’s Worldwide Affairs Editor Douglas Herbert tells us extra.
