Türkiye’s Ankara hosts summit that could shape NATO’s future

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Türkiye’s Ankara hosts summit that could shape NATO’s future

As NATO confronts challenges ranging from the Russia-Ukraine war and Middle East instability to questions over defence spending and alliance cohesion, leaders from the alliance’s 32 member nations will gather in Türkiye’s capital Ankara on July 7 and 8 for a summit many believe could help shape the organisation’s future