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Turkey's parliament on Tuesday voted to ratify Sweden's membership of NATO after more than a year of delays that frayed ties with Western allies.

Early optimism is being replaced by anxiety as politics threatens Ukraine's aid channels

Turkey ties Sweden's NATO membership to lifting of Canadian arms embargo

. The office of Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) office declined to comment.

Bloc governments have reportedly dispatched envoys to the US to figure out the former president’s stance on NATO

‘We are out of money to support Ukraine in this fight,’ Office of Management and Budget Director Shalanda Young said in a letter to congressional leaders

Hungary’s Viktor Orban says the West should accept “reality” and come up with a Plan B

Putin has withstood the West’s best efforts to reverse his invasion of Ukraine, and his hold on power is firm. The U.S. and its allies need a new strategy: containment.

Former secretary general says partial membership would warn Russia it cannot stop Ukraine joining the alliance

Move follows Russia’s withdrawal from the Conventional Forces in Europe pact.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday signed a law revoking Russia's ratification of the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, a move strongly criticised by the United States.

Slovakia's new populist Prime Minister Robert Fico said Thursday that his government was stopping military aid to Ukraine, in the first Western reversal of the kind.

Erdogan’s proposal must make its way out of a parliamentary commission.

Washington’s strong support for Israel against Hamas is contrasted with Russian and Chinese efforts to align with the Palestinian struggle.

The Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty was introduced in 1996, but some countries still haven't ratified.

The prime minister of the EU state has snubbed Western attempts to isolate Russia diplomatically

After decades of friendly relations with Israel, Russia is aligning with its arch enemy

Metals oligarch tells FT of his ‘surprise’ at performance of economy in wake of invasion of Ukraine

Andrzej Duda’s comment came a day after PM Mateusz Morawiecki said Warsaw would not send more arms to Kiev amid a row over grain

Poland said Wednesday it will no longer arm Ukraine and instead focus on its own defense, as the two allies clashed at a key moment in Kyiv's fightback against invasion by Russia.