Now action moves to Hungary, which is the last holdout on the Swedish application.

Now action moves to Hungary, which is the last holdout on the Swedish application.

The Turkish parliament on Tuesday ratified Sweden’s bid to join NATO, with President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan now expected to sign the accession.

Turkey’s move, which follows 20 months of diplomatic bargaining with Stockholm and Washington, leaves Hungary as the final NATO country still to proceed with Sweden’s bid to join the 31-member military alliance.

The ratification was adopted by the national assembly in a vote of 287 to 55.

“Today we are one step closer to becoming a full member of NATO,” tweeted Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson.

Now the lone holdout is Hungary.

  • maynarkh
    7·
    7 months ago

    They should be politically punished.

    So hear me out, Hungary should really be severely punished. But, VW and BMW, Mercedes and recently BYD say no because cheap workers with nearly unlimited overtime, so they won’t be.