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NATO's chief says Turkey's president has dropped his objections to Sweden's bid to join

the alliance. Plus, our colleague Evan Gershkovic has been detained in Russia for more than

a hundred days. Washington Post writer Jason Rezayan reflects on his own wrongful detention

in Iran and sends a message to our colleague.

As time goes on, knowing that your plight is being raised on a hourly, daily, weekly basis,

whatever it is, is a kind of lifeline. It's like oxygen.

It's Monday, July 10th. I'm Amary for Toly for the Wall Street Journal. This is the

PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that moved the world today.

Turkey's president, Rezip Tayyip Erdogan, has given his approval for Sweden to join the

North Atlantic Treaty Organization. That's according to NATO Secretary-General Yen Stoltenberg.

Erdogan's approval paves the way for the alliance to complete an historic expansion, launched

in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Erdogan had blocked Sweden's NATO bid for

over a year, but he told officials he would drop his objections after hours of meetings

ahead of this week's NATO summit in Lithuania. That is where President Biden is after kicking

off his four-day visit to Europe today with a meeting with British Prime Minister Rishi

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