anderson, arriving at the nato summit. but if all goes to plan her country, along with finland, should soon put aside decades of neutrality to become members of the military alliance. and this is the man making it possible. after weeks of wrangling turkey's president reject type, edwin has a full eyes, gonna welcome fiddler and suite of historic application for membership and their decision to move away. busy from neutrality and of traditional neutrality to join, no life is going to make stronger and more secure, and nato stronger. the summit comes against the background of russia's war in ukraine, which is false nato. to rethink its mission, we face a rather cold change or to our security environments. on strategic competition is rising around the world. so to day leaders have endorsed naples, new strategic concept. it makes clear that russia, russia pulses the most significant and died a threat to our security. in the current concert, we states that the rush is a strategic partner. she to drive home the point, ukraine's

we have more now in this report. sweden's prime minister, magdalena anderson, arriving at the nato summit. if all goes to plan a country along with finland, should soon put aside decades of neutrality to become members of the military alliance. and this is the man making it possible. after weeks of wrangling, turkeys president reject type, edwin has dropped his opposition to them joining, giving current mendez something to smile about at the summit of a full eyes. welcome finland and sweet historic application from membership and their decision to move away from neutrality and of traditional neutrality to join. no life is going to make us stronger and more secure, and nato stronger. the summit comes against the background of russia's war in ukraine, which is force nato, to rethink its mission. we face a radical change or to our security environments. on saturday, competition is rising around the world. so today's leaders have endorsed naples, new strategic concepts. it makes clear about russia's, russia pulses, the most significant and dyadic threat to our security. in the current, consul

speaking after meeting with swedish prime minister, magdalena anderson said stocker is changing counter terrorism laws to address turkeys. concerns anchor had been blocking the 2 countries, beds accusing them of harboring at courtesy militants, my human rights group, amnesty international says rushes, indiscriminate shelling of the ukrainian city of ha, he has killed hundreds of civilians since the war began. in the midst of a war crime assistance research shows russian forces have repeatedly used cluster bombs in residential areas. not the face of 2 men missing in the resentment in the remote or amazon rain forest. a police in brazil say they are still searching for british journalist dom phillips and indigenous expert. bruno pereira, earlier local media, had reported that they've been found dead. the pair went missing more than a week ago while traveling by boat on a trip to research deforestation. in the region, this blue back contains a backpack, laptop, and other personal items belonging to missing indigenous expert, buena para, and freelance british journalist dom phillips. and th

anderson who spoke at a press, a conference, sat alongside the nato secretary general. she was expressing more optimism, add that the issue with turkey would be resolved it. it essentially comes down to turkey's accusations, or that the baltic states are sort of supporting or that terrorists or groups that turkey has designated as a terrorist search for his part speaking a head of that, the summit turkeys president said that he would be doing everything that is necessary to, to shore up the interests and the rights of turkey. there is optimism about the fact that this issue would be resolved. and nato secretary general is always saying that, you know, this is an alliance of 30 members. there will be disagreements that have been in the past. the issue will be resolved that perhaps maybe not the breakthrough that people would be expecting at this summit are later in the week. here we will definitely be watching to see what happens there in madrid. it abuse, christine when we're wiggly, used to learning brussels, christine, as always, thank you. or let's take a look at som

the swedish prime minister magdalena anderson, who spoke at a press conference, her alongside the nato secretary general. she was expressing more optimism, add that the issue with turkey would be resolved it. it essentially comes down to turkey's accusations, or that the baltic states are sort of supporting or that terrorists or groups that turkey has designated as a terrorist, sir, for his part to speaking ahead of that, the summit took his president, said that he would be doing everything that is necessary to, to shore up the interests and the rights of turkey. there is optimism about the fact that this issue would be resolved, and nato secretary general is always saying that, you know, this is an alliance of 30 members. there will be disagreements that have been in the past. the issue will be resolved, but perhaps maybe not the breakthrough that people would be expecting at this summit or later in the week. here we will definitely be watching to see what happens there in madrid. you'd abuse, christine when we're wiggly, used to know the brussels christine as always. thank you. aah!

he spoke after meeting with reduced prime minister magdalena anderson. walter, who said stockholm is changing counter terrorism laws to address turkeys, concerns, careful anchor has been pro locking the 2 countries bids accusing them of harboring kurdish militants. probably the song human rights group mc international says, russia's indiscriminate shelling of ukrainian city of hartley has killed hundreds of civilians since the start of the war and amounts to a war cry. amnesty says its research shows russian forces have repeatedly used cluster bombs in residential areas. turning out to the fate of 2 men missing in the remote amazon rain forest police in brazil say they're still searching for british journalists dom phillips, and indigenous expert, bruno herrera. now, earlier local media there had reported that the pair had been found dead. they went missing more than a week ago while traveling by boat on a trip to research deforestation in the region. this blue back contains a backpack, laptop, and other personal items belonging to missing indigenous experts. buena para and freelance

we had a news conference in the last hour, from insult above the nato secretary general and magdalena anderson, the swedish prime minister, the native speakers general said that some sweden had already amended swedish law. it's a would launch new police inquiries into kurdish groups potentially would look at and request from turkey to l. x like people it would look at arm's exports and other issue that i'm turkey is concerned about. and it would add a session to the madrid summit. all about counter terrorism, which i said for turkey means kurdish groups that are there later pricing that he does not like. now will this assuage the turks? there is a last meeting before the madrid summit. it's going to happen a sort of mini summit before the summit. where the native sector again will sit down with president to turkey, the president of finland, and the prime minister of sweden to try and resolve this at the very final stage. thank you so much for medic, editor james baynes reporting from germany. also donna's planning to recall it, ambassador to nissan. about it comes after accusations, e

this really is prime minister magdalena anderson with regard to the deal that they've done that's been done with turkey, has been accused of conceding too much to turkey in the future as countries do attempt to, to join a to do you think that we're going to see more of a i negotiate the citizen of negotiations. when objections come up to countries maybe try to block other countries from joining. well, that can happen occasion. i think the emphasis treatments on the issue of p k. k. the opposition movement, the concern on so much about sweden have essentially promised to follow the rules law in their country and president ron has relented with his objection. that's an unexpected result. turkey does not want to be left isolated, but rather be unsupported by its nature. well, i've got the turkey lives in a more dangerous neighborhood, the most of the other nato allies do. so most people are expected, the turkey will have a lot, as it has. it's always get good to get your opinions and this william courtney. we appreciate your time, so thank you very much indeed for your patience. your welc

anderson. and it was interesting what the sexy general said. he said that sweden did already started new criminal investigations to please turkey. that's into the p k. k, which she described as a terrorist organization. he said they were already examining extradition requests from turkey. he said that nato, as a whole, would look at mom's exports because certainly there are things that turkey wants from some other nato members, and he says he's gonna introduce that nato summit, a new session on the counter terrorism. now i think that's supposed to please turkey because they described the p k. k. as i said, as a terrorist organization, or the swedish, or the swedish prime minister said when she spoke to reporters literally a few moments ago, she had every hope that this could be concluded soon. ideally before the summit on the summit happens in just a few hours time on tuesday. and this last minute talks between finland, sweden, the nato secretary general, and present. oh to one of turkey. happe