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The NATO summit will take place in Bucharest from 2 to 4 April (Photo: nato.int)

Uncertainty hanging over NATO hopefuls ahead of summit

Germany has confirmed its intention not to allow Georgia and Ukraine to join NATO's membership action plan - seen as a first step towards NATO membership - at a summit starting on Wednesday (2 April).

Berlin has insisted it is "not the right time" for the two ex-Soviet republics to be allowed a step closer to full membership of the organisation, the Financial Times has reported.

A spokesperson for chancellor Angela Merkel has cited internal reasons – such as political unrest in Ge...

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The NATO summit will take place in Bucharest from 2 to 4 April (Photo: nato.int)

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