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Stockholm has fulfilled commitments made to Ankara at Madrid summit, says premier Ulf Kristersson
The west must continue to stand by the brave people of Ukraine for their sake, and for ours
Jens Stoltenberg urges members to keep supplying weapons to Kyiv ahead of expected Russian offensive
Membership hinges on backing by Ankara, which wants Sweden to return people it accuses of terrorism
Secretary-general attacks ‘dangerous’ rhetoric as Putin’s forces are pushed back in Ukraine
Kyiv announces application for accelerated Nato membership as Russia’s president vows to defend annexed territory
Moscow paves way for annexation with referendums in occupied regions and tougher conscription laws
We should continue to stand up to Russian aggression against Ukraine and energy blackmail against us all
Alliance’s chief outlines plan to upgrade defence of Baltics and raise number of troops ready to deploy more than sevenfold
Training in use of high-tech kit and need to maintain western stockpiles remain key bottlenecks
Jens Stoltenberg says it is still possible to overcome Ankara’s ‘legitimate’ concerns
Turkey’s president requests extradition of 30 ‘terrorists’
Kyiv claims humanitarian corridors to allow civilians to leave the besieged city have not been opened fully
Zelensky hits out at military alliance for not doing enough to help Ukraine
Move comes after US raises concerns over change of leadership during Russia’s war in Ukraine
Alliance will consider issue at Thursday’s summit, with many officials wary of changing leader as war in Ukraine continues
Jens Stoltenberg says alliance will agree additional support for Kyiv as Joe Biden heads to Europe
UN secretary-general pleads with Russia to withdraw troops ‘in the name of humanity’
‘We have not seen any de-escalation,’ says Stoltenberg despite Moscow insisting it is withdrawing forces
Critics say the appointment is untimely given heightened tensions between the military alliance and Russia
Politicians raise concerns about independence and public trust after revelations of dinners with country’s elite
Alliance rejects Moscow’s demand to ban military activities in post-cold war member states but is ‘ready to meet again’
Candidacy likely to spark debate over monetary policy independence and oversight of sovereign wealth fund
Secretary-general Jens Stoltenberg reveals significant broadening of alliance’s objectives to include Beijing
Stoltenberg on the rise of China’s military ambitions, EU defence, Russia and the transatlantic alliance
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