Turkey’s talks with Sweden, Finland made little progress on NATO concerns, sources say
All 30 NATO members must approve the Nordic nations' bid to join the alliance.
ANKARA — Talks between Turkish officials and delegations from Sweden and Finland have made little headway overcoming Ankara’s objections to their NATO membership bids, and it is not clear when further discussions will take place, according to two sources.
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