According to AFP's parliamentary sources - quoted by Hürriyet -, the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP)-led People's Alliance will probably wait for the start of the parliamentary session on January 15, rather than call for a special session.
“The decision to submit it to the general assembly has been made now, but this should not be interpreted as [a sign] that it will pass the general assembly with the same speed. There is no such thing,” Fuat Oktay, head of the foreign affairs committee, said after his announcement on Tuesday. The decision, taken on Tuesday, is a key step towards enlarging the military alliance after 19 months of delays in which Ankara demanded security-related concessions from Stockholm, Al Jazeera reminded.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán condemned the terrorist attack in Ankara that occurred on Wednesday. He expressed the deepest condolences of the Hungarian people to the families of the victims and to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.