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Russia Begins Closed-Door Trial For US Reporter On Spy Charges
A shaven-headed Evan Gershkovich went on trial behind closed doors on Wednesday in a Russian court where the US journalist is facing accusations of espionage.
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Iran Hangs 4 On Charges Of Spying For Israel
Iran on Monday hanged four members of its Kurdish minority on charges of spying for Israel, defying a campaign for their lives to be spared by rights groups who had described their trial as grossly unfair.
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US Reporter Accused Of Spying Appears In Russia Court To Appeal Detention
A Russian court on Tuesday deferred a ruling on the pre-trial detention of US journalist Evan Gershkovich, held in a notorious Moscow prison on spy charges for almost six months.
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Chargesheet Filed Against Ex Navy Commander, Journalist In Spying Case
The CBI filed a charge sheet against freelance journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi and former Navy commander Ashish Pathak for the alleged clandestine procurement of sensitive defence-related information and sharing it with foreign intelligence agencies.
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Detained US Reporter Makes 1st Public Appearance In Russian Court
US reporter Evan Gershkovich appeared at a Moscow court on Tuesday, in the first partly open hearing since his arrest for alleged espionage, in a case that has drawn international condemnation.
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Canadian Michael Spavor Jailed For 11 Years In China On Spying Charges
A Chinese court on Wednesday jailed Canadian businessman Michael Spavor for 11 years after finding him guilty of spying in a case his country has decried as "trumped up".
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3 Armymen Held In Last Three Years For Spying, Says Manohar Parrikar
Three serving army personnel were arrested on charges of involvement in spying in the last three years, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar informed the Rajya Sabha today.
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Americans Seek Swap In US Reporter Case, says Iranian Official
Unnamed Americans have contacted Iran for a deal to swap Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian, convicted and jailed in Iran on spying charges, for other unspecified detainees, according to a senior Iranian official quoted on Sunday.
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Iran Spy Trial of Washington Post Reporter Resumes
The trial of Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian on charges of spying on Iran resumed behind closed doors in Tehran today, a news agency linked to the judiciary reported.
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Court drops charges against Karmapa Lama
The 26-year old who is the current embodiment of Karmapa Lama, a sacred role in Tibetan Buddhism, was implicated by the police in December 2011, following a seizure of $1.4 million from his monastery in Himachal Pradesh earlier in the year.
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'Diplomat spy' Madhuri Gupta's judicial custody extended by 14 days
The judicial custody of Indian diplomat Madhuri Gupta, arrested for allegedly passing classified information to Pakistan's intelligence officials, has been extended by 14 days. The 53 -year-old was arrested on April 22 from Delhi on her arrival from Pakistan.Earlier on May 21, a Delhi court had dismissed her bail application saying that the charges...
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French academic leaves Iran after 10 months
A young French academic who battled spying charges in Iran for more than 10 months returned to France on Sunday and thanked President Nicolas Sarkozy and other officials for insisting on her innocence and pressing for her release.Clotilde Reiss, 24, was accused of joining protests, gathering information, taking photos and sending them abroad during...
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Russia Begins Closed-Door Trial For US Reporter On Spy Charges
A shaven-headed Evan Gershkovich went on trial behind closed doors on Wednesday in a Russian court where the US journalist is facing accusations of espionage.
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Iran Hangs 4 On Charges Of Spying For Israel
Iran on Monday hanged four members of its Kurdish minority on charges of spying for Israel, defying a campaign for their lives to be spared by rights groups who had described their trial as grossly unfair.
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US Reporter Accused Of Spying Appears In Russia Court To Appeal Detention
A Russian court on Tuesday deferred a ruling on the pre-trial detention of US journalist Evan Gershkovich, held in a notorious Moscow prison on spy charges for almost six months.
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Chargesheet Filed Against Ex Navy Commander, Journalist In Spying Case
The CBI filed a charge sheet against freelance journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi and former Navy commander Ashish Pathak for the alleged clandestine procurement of sensitive defence-related information and sharing it with foreign intelligence agencies.
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Detained US Reporter Makes 1st Public Appearance In Russian Court
US reporter Evan Gershkovich appeared at a Moscow court on Tuesday, in the first partly open hearing since his arrest for alleged espionage, in a case that has drawn international condemnation.
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Canadian Michael Spavor Jailed For 11 Years In China On Spying Charges
A Chinese court on Wednesday jailed Canadian businessman Michael Spavor for 11 years after finding him guilty of spying in a case his country has decried as "trumped up".
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3 Armymen Held In Last Three Years For Spying, Says Manohar Parrikar
Three serving army personnel were arrested on charges of involvement in spying in the last three years, Defence Minister Manohar Parrikar informed the Rajya Sabha today.
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Americans Seek Swap In US Reporter Case, says Iranian Official
Unnamed Americans have contacted Iran for a deal to swap Washington Post reporter Jason Rezaian, convicted and jailed in Iran on spying charges, for other unspecified detainees, according to a senior Iranian official quoted on Sunday.
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Iran Spy Trial of Washington Post Reporter Resumes
The trial of Washington Post correspondent Jason Rezaian on charges of spying on Iran resumed behind closed doors in Tehran today, a news agency linked to the judiciary reported.
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Court drops charges against Karmapa Lama
The 26-year old who is the current embodiment of Karmapa Lama, a sacred role in Tibetan Buddhism, was implicated by the police in December 2011, following a seizure of $1.4 million from his monastery in Himachal Pradesh earlier in the year.
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'Diplomat spy' Madhuri Gupta's judicial custody extended by 14 days
The judicial custody of Indian diplomat Madhuri Gupta, arrested for allegedly passing classified information to Pakistan's intelligence officials, has been extended by 14 days. The 53 -year-old was arrested on April 22 from Delhi on her arrival from Pakistan.Earlier on May 21, a Delhi court had dismissed her bail application saying that the charges...
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French academic leaves Iran after 10 months
A young French academic who battled spying charges in Iran for more than 10 months returned to France on Sunday and thanked President Nicolas Sarkozy and other officials for insisting on her innocence and pressing for her release.Clotilde Reiss, 24, was accused of joining protests, gathering information, taking photos and sending them abroad during...
