Sweden has officially become the 32nd member of NATO, a landmark moment for the historically neutral country and the Western military alliance. For Sweden, it marks the end of a 20-month-long wait that started in May 2022 when it submitted its application to join alongside Finland, prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. Sweden’s journey to Nato membership – which started under former prime minister Magdalena Andersson of the Swedish Social Democrat party and was taken over in 2022 by her successor, Kristersson of the Moderate party – has been diplomatically fraught and long-winded.
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