Turkey is a member of NATO, and the German Marshall Fund has established an office in Ankara.
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What happened
Turkey is a member of NATO, and the German Marshall Fund has established an office in Ankara.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Ankara
capital of Turkey
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NATO
intergovernmental military alliance between 32 member states
- Europe is facing complex challenges including climate issues, geopolitical tensions involving NATO, and the impact of Brexit on future European integration talks.
- Damen, a Dutch shipbuilder, has secured a €7 billion order from Germany and is involved in building frigates for NATO countries, while also facing internal state ownership and corruption issues.
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German Marshall Fund
American think tank
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- The event consists of general statements defining NATO as the military alliance of European states and noting Germany's economic contribution to European strength.