NATO’s Rutte stresses democratic rights after Turkey’s pre‑summit crackdown

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A NATO summit is set to take place in Ankara, Turkey, where the organization may unveil significant arms deals. Ahead of the summit, Turkish authorities have reportedly detained over 100 people and denied accreditation to dozens of journalists, sparking concerns about democratic rights. Protests against NATO are also being held in Turkey, with leftist groups participating.

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