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Debate intensifies among western governments on providing security guarantees to Kyiv
President of France shifts position on Kyiv’s aspirations to join military alliance
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New legislation that comes into force this week will help us prove an even stronger ally
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson writes in FT that anti-terror law delivers on last part of deal for Ankara’s support
Washington retaliates against Pristina’s lack of de-escalatory measures
Serb protesters and international peacekeepers injured as ethnic tensions flare up, sparking security concerns
UK premier’s comments are latest sign west is prepared to support Kyiv through conflict with Russia
Ukraine war and security concerns prompt discussion about possibility of joining Nato
Also in this newsletter: India defends sale of refined crude oil from Russia to the EU
Another term for the Turkish president would continue western nations’ fraught relationship with Ankara
Russia’s war in Ukraine has shifted Helsinki’s decades-long neutrality with the focus now on Nato and foreign policy
Warsaw’s military expenditure set to reach 4% of GDP this year as autumn elections focus on resisting Russian aggression
The strategy of arm-twisting allies to spend more is painfully inadequate
Secretary-general travels to Kyiv for the first time since Moscow’s full-scale invasion
Also in this newsletter: NGOs sue European Commission over ‘green’ label for gas and nuclear
Washington sides with Berlin in resisting eastern European calls for a clear timetable
Moscow threatens countermeasures and says Helsinki’s move is an ‘encroachment’ on its security
Kyiv increasingly irritated at military alliance’s unwillingness to respond to accession bid
Also in this newsletter: China’s man in Brussels warns Nato to stick to its own territory
Sweden still waiting for Turkey and Hungary to approve own bid to enter alliance
Prime minister is lauded abroad but cuts a polarising figure in her own country, jeopardising chances of re-election
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán starts turning his back on Russia as businesses seek to diversify
Also in this newsletter: Dutch health minister calls for more funds to treat long Covid
Move paves way for military alliance to expand its direct border with Russia
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