Japanese man handed 7-year sentence for espionage in Belarus
Belarusian prosecutors say a Japanese man who was detained in Belarus last year for alleged espionage has been sentenced to seven years in prison.
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As Trump thaws ties, Russia has a new public enemy number one: Britain
Two British diplomats expelled in a spying row. A blistering statement from Russia's foreign intelligence service calling ...
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Japan's Unwavering Support to Mauritius in the Field of Maritime Safety and Security Highly Commended
At the signing ceremony of the Japan Grant Aid of some one billion Japanese Yen, equivalent to around Rs 300 m, under the Japan Economic Social Development Programme, for the acquisition of a tugboat ...
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Liberia: CDC, UP Supporters Trade Blame as Liberia Faces Possible U.S. Travel Ban
Reports of a possible U.S. visa restriction on Liberians have reignited debate over the country’s passport scandal, with supporters of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai and former President George Weah’s ...
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A Japanese man handed 7-year sentence in Belarus on charges of working for Japanese intelligence
A Japanese man was convicted on charges of working for Japan's intelligence service and sentenced to seven years in prison on Monday by a ...