Nato chief Anders Fogh Rasmussen on Tuesday spelt out the political steps needed in order for the military alliance and the EU to overcome a political deadlock stemming from a long-standing row between Turkey and Cyprus.
Mr Rasmussen argued that the EU must move to accommodate Turkish concerns and conclude an security agreement with Ankara.
"[EU] high representative Catherine Ashton and I have gotten off to a strong start in our co-operation and we both share the view that Nato a...
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