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Mohamed Fayed Paid Egyptian Spies Millions To Probe Diana's Death Conspiracy: Report
Mohamed Al-Fayed was desperate to obtain secret intelligence about the death of his eldest son and Prince Diana in the 1997 Paris car crash.
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Frederick Forsyth, UK Author Known For Spy Novels, Dies At 86
A pilot who turned to writing to clear his debts, British author Frederick Forsyth, who died Monday aged 86, penned some 20 spy novels, often drawing on real-life experiences and selling 70 million copies worldwide.
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Chinese Engineer Sentenced To Death For Leaking Government Secrets
A former Chinese engineer has been sentenced to death for leaking state secrets to a foreign power, Beijing's spy agency said Wednesday.
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In First Comments On Alexei Navalny's Death, Putin Says Favoured His Prisoner Swap
Vladimir Putin said Russia would not be "intimidated" as he hailed an election victory that paves the way for the former spy to become the longest-serving Russian leader in more than 200 years.
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What Navy Veterans, Released By Qatar, Said After Landing In India
The Navy veterans freed by Qatar after over a year in an alleged spying case have thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the government for securing their release. Seven of the eight veterans have returned to the country.
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Qatar Frees 8 Indian Navy Veterans Jailed On Alleged Spying Charges
In a major diplomatic triumph for India, eight veterans of the Indian Navy who were sentenced to death in Qatar, were released by Doha on Monday.
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India Files Appeal In Case Of Eight Navy Veterans On Death Row In Qatar
India has filed an appeal with Qatari authorities over the death penalty to eight Navy veterans, who were arrested in August last year for reasons still not known.
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Malicious Software Used by Russian Spies Sabotaged by FBI
The FBI has sabotaged a suite of malicious software used by elite Russian spies, US authorities said on Tuesday, providing a glimpse of the digital tug-of-war between two cyber superpowers. Senior law enforcement officials said FBI technical experts had identified and disabled malware wielded by Russia's FSB security service against an undisclosed ...
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Dalbir Kaur, Sister Of Sarabjit Singh Who Died In Pak Jail, Dies
Dalbir Kaur, sister of Sarabjit Singh who was sentenced to death for spying by a Pakistan court in 1991 and passed away in 2013 in Lahore, has died on Saturday night.
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Agreement On Filing Review Plea After Meet With Kulbhushan Jadhav: Sources
There was an agreement on filing a review petition against the death sentence of Kulbhushan Jadhav, sources said today, after India got consular access to the Indian national for two-hours. A Pakistan military court had sentenced Mr Jadhav to death on charges of espionage and India got the second consular access at around 4.30pm ahead of the July 2...
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Indian Officer Meets Kulbhushan Jadhav, Sentenced To Death By Pak Court
Kulbhushan Jadhav, a former naval officer sentenced to death in Pakistan over allegations of spying and terrorism, was allowed a meeting with an Indian official for the first time today, weeks after the International Court of Justice ordered Islamabad to give India consular access to him and also review his death sentence.
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Iran Says Captured 17 CIA Spies, Some Sentenced To Death: Report
Iran captured 17 spies working for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and some have been sentenced to death, Iranian media reported on Monday. Iranian state television published images it said showed the CIA officers who were in touch with the suspected spies.
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Pakistan's Army General Given Life Sentence On Spying Charges
Pakistan's army has sentenced a general to life imprisonment for spying and ordered the death penalty for a brigadier and a civilian officer convicted in the same case, a military statement said on Thursday.
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Turkey Arrests Suspected Spies For UAE, Investigating Khashoggi Link
Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and critic of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was killed in the consulate on Oct. 2 by a team of Saudi operatives, provoking an international outcry.
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India Cites Pulwama At UN Court, Says Pak Using Kulbhushan Jadhav As Pawn
India on Wednesday denounced Pakistan at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, arguing that it was using Kulbhushan Jadhav, the Indian national sentenced to death for alleged spying, as a "pawn" to divert attention from its own conduct -- state sponsorship of terrorism.
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Mohamed Fayed Paid Egyptian Spies Millions To Probe Diana's Death Conspiracy: Report
Mohamed Al-Fayed was desperate to obtain secret intelligence about the death of his eldest son and Prince Diana in the 1997 Paris car crash.
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Frederick Forsyth, UK Author Known For Spy Novels, Dies At 86
A pilot who turned to writing to clear his debts, British author Frederick Forsyth, who died Monday aged 86, penned some 20 spy novels, often drawing on real-life experiences and selling 70 million copies worldwide.
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Chinese Engineer Sentenced To Death For Leaking Government Secrets
A former Chinese engineer has been sentenced to death for leaking state secrets to a foreign power, Beijing's spy agency said Wednesday.
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In First Comments On Alexei Navalny's Death, Putin Says Favoured His Prisoner Swap
Vladimir Putin said Russia would not be "intimidated" as he hailed an election victory that paves the way for the former spy to become the longest-serving Russian leader in more than 200 years.
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What Navy Veterans, Released By Qatar, Said After Landing In India
The Navy veterans freed by Qatar after over a year in an alleged spying case have thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the government for securing their release. Seven of the eight veterans have returned to the country.
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Qatar Frees 8 Indian Navy Veterans Jailed On Alleged Spying Charges
In a major diplomatic triumph for India, eight veterans of the Indian Navy who were sentenced to death in Qatar, were released by Doha on Monday.
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India Files Appeal In Case Of Eight Navy Veterans On Death Row In Qatar
India has filed an appeal with Qatari authorities over the death penalty to eight Navy veterans, who were arrested in August last year for reasons still not known.
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Malicious Software Used by Russian Spies Sabotaged by FBI
The FBI has sabotaged a suite of malicious software used by elite Russian spies, US authorities said on Tuesday, providing a glimpse of the digital tug-of-war between two cyber superpowers. Senior law enforcement officials said FBI technical experts had identified and disabled malware wielded by Russia's FSB security service against an undisclosed ...
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Dalbir Kaur, Sister Of Sarabjit Singh Who Died In Pak Jail, Dies
Dalbir Kaur, sister of Sarabjit Singh who was sentenced to death for spying by a Pakistan court in 1991 and passed away in 2013 in Lahore, has died on Saturday night.
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Agreement On Filing Review Plea After Meet With Kulbhushan Jadhav: Sources
There was an agreement on filing a review petition against the death sentence of Kulbhushan Jadhav, sources said today, after India got consular access to the Indian national for two-hours. A Pakistan military court had sentenced Mr Jadhav to death on charges of espionage and India got the second consular access at around 4.30pm ahead of the July 2...
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Indian Officer Meets Kulbhushan Jadhav, Sentenced To Death By Pak Court
Kulbhushan Jadhav, a former naval officer sentenced to death in Pakistan over allegations of spying and terrorism, was allowed a meeting with an Indian official for the first time today, weeks after the International Court of Justice ordered Islamabad to give India consular access to him and also review his death sentence.
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Iran Says Captured 17 CIA Spies, Some Sentenced To Death: Report
Iran captured 17 spies working for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and some have been sentenced to death, Iranian media reported on Monday. Iranian state television published images it said showed the CIA officers who were in touch with the suspected spies.
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Pakistan's Army General Given Life Sentence On Spying Charges
Pakistan's army has sentenced a general to life imprisonment for spying and ordered the death penalty for a brigadier and a civilian officer convicted in the same case, a military statement said on Thursday.
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Turkey Arrests Suspected Spies For UAE, Investigating Khashoggi Link
Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and critic of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was killed in the consulate on Oct. 2 by a team of Saudi operatives, provoking an international outcry.
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India Cites Pulwama At UN Court, Says Pak Using Kulbhushan Jadhav As Pawn
India on Wednesday denounced Pakistan at the International Court of Justice in The Hague, arguing that it was using Kulbhushan Jadhav, the Indian national sentenced to death for alleged spying, as a "pawn" to divert attention from its own conduct -- state sponsorship of terrorism.
