A majority in Sweden’s parliament backs ‘NATO option’ after Sweden Democrats shift stance
The move doesn't mean Sweden will apply for NATO membership.
December 10, 2020
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STOCKHOLM — A Swedish parliamentary majority in favor of readiness to join NATO as a possible security policy option has emerged for the first time after the far-right Sweden Democrats party shifted position on the military alliance.
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