Nato says boosting Black Sea surveillance, condemns Russian grain deal exit
The deal that has allowed the safe Black Sea export of Ukraine's grain for the past year expired on July 17 after Russia quit in a move the UN said would 'strike a blow to people in need everywhere.'
Nato, Ukraine to discuss Black Sea grain issue at Zelensky's request
The meeting will take place at the level of ambassadors.
Russia strikes back at Ukraine after Nato summit
Moscow says it will regard F-16 fighter jets sent to Ukraine as a 'nuclear' threat because of their capacity to carry atomic bombs.
Nato allies offer security assurances for Ukraine on path to membership
Ukraine has been pushing for rapid membership while fighting a Russian invasion unleashed in February 2022 that has killed tens of thousands and displaced millions.
Nato welcomes Ukraine's membership but stops short of invitation
The leaders were meeting at a summit in the Lithuanian capital Vilnius as Ukrainian troops struggled to make significant gains in a counteroffensive against the Russian invasion forces occupying parts of the country.
Nato summit seeks agreement on Ukraine bid after Turkey deal on Sweden
The summit will be dominated by the repercussions of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with leaders set to approve Nato's first comprehensive plans since the end of the Cold War to defend against any attack from Moscow.
Nato's Stoltenberg says Turkey agrees to move ahead with Sweden's Nato bid
Sweden and Finland applied to join Nato last year, casting aside policies of military non-alignment that had lasted through the decades of the Cold War as Russia's invasion of Ukraine reframed security considerations.
Turkey unblocks Sweden Nato bid, setting stage for summit
Sweden's bid must still be approved by the Turkish parliament, and Erdogan has agreed to push for its ratification.
Western allies fine-tune security assurances for Ukraine as Nato meets
The 31-member Nato alliance meets in Lithuania, aiming above all to give Ukraine some kind of path to membership, but still divided over how far to go.
Zelensky wins Erdogan's Nato backing after securing US cluster bombs
The messages threatens to tear at Erdogan's ties with the Kremlin, which warned ahead of the meeting that it would be watching the outcome of Zelensky's visit 'very closely'.
Nato agrees to extend boss Stoltenberg's term by a year
Stoltenberg, a former prime minister of Norway, has been the transatlantic security alliance’s leader since 2014 and his tenure had already been extended three previous times.
Sweden will not get Turkey's nod for Nato bid unless it stops sheltering 'terrorists', Erdogan says
Sweden and Finland applied for Nato membership last year, ditching long-held policies of military non-alignment after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
