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Iran Executes "Defence Ministry Contractor", Convicted Of Spying For CIA
Iran has executed a "defence ministry contractor" convicted of spying for the CIA, semi-official news agency ISNA reported Saturday.
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She Was A CIA Spy. Now She's A Lawyer Battling Her Old Agency. This Is Her Story
Janine Brookner was utterly unlike anyone Carl Nett had ever worked with before. As a Secret Service officer and a contractor for the CIA and the Pentagon, he had traveled across the United States and around the world protecting presidents, first ladies and political candidates, and had seen war and its aftermath in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay
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US Diplomat Involved In Fatal Traffic Accident Leaves Pakistan
Pakistan has allowed a US diplomat involved in a fatal traffic accident to leave the country, an official said Tuesday, following a weeks-long stand-off and street protests over the incident.
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Pak Treats US As A 'Limitless ATM' Says CIA Agent Arrested In Lahore
Pakistan treats America like a "limitless ATM" and most of the US aid to the country goes to the military's kitty, a private US defence contractor who was responsible for one the worst bilateral tensions, has said.
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US Officials Suspect CIA Contractors Involved In Latest WikiLeaks Release
CIA contractors likely breached security and handed over documents about the agency's use of hacking tools to anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, U.S. intelligence and law enforcement officials told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Edward Snowden Not A Whistleblower, Risked National Security: US
The White House has said Edward Snowden, a former CIA contractor who leaked classified government documents, is not a whistleblower and someone who put at risk the lives of Americans and the national security.
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Chinese Hackers Got Sensitive Military Files: Report
A data breach of US government workers allowed hackers to access sensitive information including security clearances of the workers and contractors, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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CIA Torture Report Revealed 'Inexcusable Crimes': Edward Snowden
Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden said on Wednesday that the United States had committed "inexcusable crimes" during its torture programme detailed by a US Senate report.
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Edward Snowden Applies to Extend his Stay in Russia
Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden has applied to extend his stay in Russia, his lawyer said Wednesday.
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Edward Snowden travelled to India before 2011: report
CIA contractor Edward Snowden, who leaked some of America's most closely guarded secrets, had travelled to India before 2011 but did not report the trip during his background-check process, an international daily said today citing a review report.
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United States warns countries against giving asylum to Edward Snowden
The United States has warned countries against giving shelter to fugitive Edward Snowden, or letting him travel internationally, as the former CIA contractor landed in Moscow and said to be on his way to the South American country of Ecuador through Havana and Venezuela.
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Former CIA man Edward Snowden says he exposed US spy scheme to protect world
An ex-CIA employee working as a contractor at the US National Security Agency said on Sunday he was the source who leaked details of a top secret US surveillance program, acting out of conscience to protect "basic liberties for people around the world."
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Pakistani women who received 'blood money' killed
The widow of one of the Pakistani men shot dead by CIA contractor Raymond Davis was murdered on Monday along with her mother in Lahore following a family dispute over the blood money and her desire to remarry, police officials said. Twenty three-year-old Zehra and her mother Nabeela were shot dead in their home in Township area of Lahore by her fat...
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The negotiations that freed Raymond Davis
The release of Raymond Davis, an American who killed two men in Lahore, was based on a clandestine deal struck between Pakistan's spy agency ISI and the American CIA as the US strongly denied paying any "blood money" to the family of the dead.A petition was filed in the Lahore High Court Thursday challenging the release of Davis, who was let off We...
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Davis' release challenged in Pakistan court
A petition was filed in a Pakistan court Thursday challenging the release of CIA security contractor Raymond Davis, who was let off Wednesday after paying compensation to the kin of the two people he had shot in January, a media report said.The petition filed by barrister Iqbal Jafri in the Lahore High Court stated that the families of the two dead...
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Iran Executes "Defence Ministry Contractor", Convicted Of Spying For CIA
Iran has executed a "defence ministry contractor" convicted of spying for the CIA, semi-official news agency ISNA reported Saturday.
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She Was A CIA Spy. Now She's A Lawyer Battling Her Old Agency. This Is Her Story
Janine Brookner was utterly unlike anyone Carl Nett had ever worked with before. As a Secret Service officer and a contractor for the CIA and the Pentagon, he had traveled across the United States and around the world protecting presidents, first ladies and political candidates, and had seen war and its aftermath in Afghanistan and Guantanamo Bay
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US Diplomat Involved In Fatal Traffic Accident Leaves Pakistan
Pakistan has allowed a US diplomat involved in a fatal traffic accident to leave the country, an official said Tuesday, following a weeks-long stand-off and street protests over the incident.
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Pak Treats US As A 'Limitless ATM' Says CIA Agent Arrested In Lahore
Pakistan treats America like a "limitless ATM" and most of the US aid to the country goes to the military's kitty, a private US defence contractor who was responsible for one the worst bilateral tensions, has said.
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US Officials Suspect CIA Contractors Involved In Latest WikiLeaks Release
CIA contractors likely breached security and handed over documents about the agency's use of hacking tools to anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, U.S. intelligence and law enforcement officials told Reuters on Wednesday.
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Edward Snowden Not A Whistleblower, Risked National Security: US
The White House has said Edward Snowden, a former CIA contractor who leaked classified government documents, is not a whistleblower and someone who put at risk the lives of Americans and the national security.
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Chinese Hackers Got Sensitive Military Files: Report
A data breach of US government workers allowed hackers to access sensitive information including security clearances of the workers and contractors, the Washington Post reported Friday.
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CIA Torture Report Revealed 'Inexcusable Crimes': Edward Snowden
Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden said on Wednesday that the United States had committed "inexcusable crimes" during its torture programme detailed by a US Senate report.
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Edward Snowden Applies to Extend his Stay in Russia
Former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden has applied to extend his stay in Russia, his lawyer said Wednesday.
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Edward Snowden travelled to India before 2011: report
CIA contractor Edward Snowden, who leaked some of America's most closely guarded secrets, had travelled to India before 2011 but did not report the trip during his background-check process, an international daily said today citing a review report.
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United States warns countries against giving asylum to Edward Snowden
The United States has warned countries against giving shelter to fugitive Edward Snowden, or letting him travel internationally, as the former CIA contractor landed in Moscow and said to be on his way to the South American country of Ecuador through Havana and Venezuela.
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Former CIA man Edward Snowden says he exposed US spy scheme to protect world
An ex-CIA employee working as a contractor at the US National Security Agency said on Sunday he was the source who leaked details of a top secret US surveillance program, acting out of conscience to protect "basic liberties for people around the world."
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Pakistani women who received 'blood money' killed
The widow of one of the Pakistani men shot dead by CIA contractor Raymond Davis was murdered on Monday along with her mother in Lahore following a family dispute over the blood money and her desire to remarry, police officials said. Twenty three-year-old Zehra and her mother Nabeela were shot dead in their home in Township area of Lahore by her fat...
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The negotiations that freed Raymond Davis
The release of Raymond Davis, an American who killed two men in Lahore, was based on a clandestine deal struck between Pakistan's spy agency ISI and the American CIA as the US strongly denied paying any "blood money" to the family of the dead.A petition was filed in the Lahore High Court Thursday challenging the release of Davis, who was let off We...
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Davis' release challenged in Pakistan court
A petition was filed in a Pakistan court Thursday challenging the release of CIA security contractor Raymond Davis, who was let off Wednesday after paying compensation to the kin of the two people he had shot in January, a media report said.The petition filed by barrister Iqbal Jafri in the Lahore High Court stated that the families of the two dead...
