TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Top 3 World Tuesday’s edition, 11 July 2023, opens with news of Russia’s anger because Ukraine wants to become a member of NATO. Russia says Ukraine’s membership in NATO has negative consequences for Europe’s security architecture.
The second news came from the Netherlands. The country that once colonized Indonesia returned valuable jewelery to temple carvings from the 13th century which were looted during colonialism.
The latest news is about Erdogan’s support for Sweden becoming a member of NATO. There are conditions put forward by Erdogan for that.
Here are the Top 3 World news in full:
Russia Upset Ukraine Wants To Become NATO Member, Prepares Decisive Steps
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Russia responded strongly to Ukraine’s desire to become a member of the military alliance NATO. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Monday, July 10, 2023, that Ukraine’s membership in NATO would have very negative consequences for Europe’s security architecture. Moscow will respond decisively to any such move.
Peskov was speaking ahead of the NATO Summit in Lithuania. The summit aims to show solidarity with Ukraine. NATO member countries have yet to accept Kyiv as a member of the alliance.
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Netherlands Returns Jewelry to Indonesian Temple Carvings
Dutch restore precious jewelery to temple carvings from the 13th century belonging to Indonesia. The goods were plundered by the Dutch during the colonial period.
The handover of the Indonesian property was carried out in a ceremony at the Volkenkunde Museum in Leiden. “We are very happy. This is a very historic moment for us, Indonesia and the Netherlands. And the relationship between the two,” said Hilmar Farid, Director General of Cultural Heritage at the Indonesian Ministry of Culture, quoted from Channel News Asia, Tuesday, July 11, 2023.
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Erdogan Supports Sweden Joining NATO, Provided Türkiye Is Accepted As Member Of The European Union
President Tayyip Erdogan said that the European Union should pave the way for Ankara’s accession to the bloc as a condition of Turkey’s parliamentary approval to support Sweden joining the NATO military alliance.
Turkey’s applications to enter the European Union were frozen for years after membership talks were launched in 2005 during Erdogan’s first term as prime minister.
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