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Brussels, Washington, D.C.
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Global Security Correspondent in Brussels for @csmonitor covering defense/military/NATO affairs | Fulbright Berlin alum | former @usnews @GeorgetownSFS
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NATO summit: Why Turkey adjusts as Sweden seeks to join

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By Anna Mulrine Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
On the eve of a closely watched NATO summit this week, one question loomed large: how to solve the alliance’s Turkey problem. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for months had been a holdout in efforts to admit Sweden to NATO. He charged that Sweden isn’t doing enough to punish terrorists who include, in his view, those who burn Qurans and openly agitate for Kurdish independence.
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On eve of summit, NATO secures big win

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By Anna Mulrine Verified
| Yahoo News Verified
On the eve of a closely watched NATO summit this week one question loomed large: how to solve the alliance’s Turkey problem. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for months had been a holdout in efforts to admit Sweden to NATO. He charged that Sweden isn’t doing enough to punish terrorists who include, in his view, those who burn Qurans and openly agitate for Kurdish independence. Since NATO’s founding treaty demands unanimity when it comes to new members, a veto was within his power.
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Paid leave: Will stronger military families mean a stronger military?

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By Anna Mulrine Verified
| The Christian Science Monitor Verified
When Lt. Col. Ryan Russell and his wife, Lt. Col. Meredith Beavers, had their first child, he was entitled to three weeks off from the Air Force, and he fretted about missing work during that time. Now the U.S. military’s congressionally mandated family leave policy, expanded earlier this year, doubles paid time off for mothers to 12 weeks and gives new fathers the same amount.
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