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Stercore_ t1_ja1goeq wrote

Reply to comment by HarlemHellfighter96 in Hungary signals fresh delay in Finland, Sweden NATO approval, says more talks are needed by green_flash

It’s not possible. There is currently no legal way to force someone out.

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-Purple_Light_Saber- t1_ja2c4vr wrote

Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, Article 60. Look it up.

Edit; all the downvoters can find the text here, on page 20. Since the VCLT is considered a codification of customary international law and state practice concerning treaties, it is also legally binding on non-signatories and non-parties.

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Shpoops t1_ja2q795 wrote

I would question if that’s actually relevant at all seeing as not all NATO states are party to it.

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-Purple_Light_Saber- t1_ja6si8g wrote

Makes no difference, as the Convention is considered customary international law. Legally, it is also binding on non-signatories. Again, look it up.

From a political angle, Turkey will of course be kept 'shackled' to the West, to keep it from drifting off into China's camp.

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