#prisoner-swap

#prisoner-swap

Hostage-prisoner swap completed amid concerns for the health of released Israelis and ongoing negotiations for a ceasefire.

Hamas and Israel confirm a swap of 3 Israelis for 183 Palestinians, highlighting ongoing ceasefire negotiations amid political uncertainties.

Israel and Hamas have initiated a prisoner swap linked to a cease-fire, bringing hope for peace after years of conflict.

Three Israeli hostages, including U.S. citizen Keith Siegel, were released by Hamas, part of a deal for Palestinian prisoner exchanges.

The US and Taliban have conducted a prisoner swap, releasing two Americans in exchange for a Taliban figure imprisoned for life in California.

Americans were released in a prisoner swap with the Taliban, confirmed by the family of Ryan Corbett, detained in Afghanistan for over two years.

A prisoner swap between the U.S. and Taliban resulted in the release of two Americans in exchange for a Taliban figure imprisoned in California.

The Taliban released detained Americans in exchange for Afghan Khan Mohammad, facilitating a prisoner swap agreement with the US.

The Biden administration achieved a significant diplomatic win by securing the release of three Americans wrongfully detained in China.

Biden administration secured the release of two Americans in Afghanistan via a prisoner swap just before leaving office.

Former President Trump criticizes Biden administration's negotiation to free journalists from Russia.

A significant East-West prisoner swap involved the release of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and former US Marine Paul Whelan by Russia.

The US and allies engaged in diplomatic negotiations to secure the release of the unjustly imprisoned individuals in Russia.

Three wrongfully detained Americans have been released in a historic prisoner swap with China.

Journalist Evan Gershkovich and former US Marine Paul Whelan were released in a complex prisoner swap involving Russia, the US, and other Western nations.

A historic prisoner swap involving Russia, the US, and other countries was coordinated by Turkey, releasing 16 prisoners from Russia in exchange for 8 Russians held in the West.

One of the largest prisoner swaps since the Cold War involving Evan Gershkovich and Paul Whelan.

The largest prisoner swap with Moscow since the Cold War involved the release of reporter Evan Gershkovich and other political dissidents by the Kremlin.

Evan Gershkovich's first article post-release narrates his detainment experience and reveals the role of Lt. Gen. Dmitry Minaev in U.S.-Russia prisoner swaps.

The war in Ukraine continues with casualties, drone attacks, and prisoner swaps, with international implications

Three US nationals were released from China in a rare prisoner exchange, reflecting ongoing diplomatic negotiations between the US and China.

John Leung, an informant, was released in a rare U.S.-China prisoner swap after being sentenced to life for espionage.

A historic prisoner swap involving Russia, the US, and other countries was coordinated by Turkey, releasing notable figures like journalist Evan Gershkovich, ex-Marine Paul Whelan, and Kremlin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza.

Russian opposition figures address press in Bonn after major prisoner swap, express hopes for a different Russia and vow to continue activism.

The prisoner swap aimed to revive the Russian opposition movement, but internal conflicts have hindered its progress.

Ilya Yashin, a Russian political prisoner, was part of a prisoner swap but wanted to stay in Russia to continue his political opposition work.

Dissidents believe change in Russia must come from within, emphasizing internal reform and solidarity during protests abroad.

Advocacy for pro-Ukrainian policies is seen as essential to counter Russian aggression.

Brittney Griner, an Olympic athlete, expresses her joy as Americans are brought home in a prisoner swap, emphasizing the importance and happiness of their return.

Viktor Bout has reportedly resumed arms dealing two years after his release in a prisoner swap for Brittney Griner.

Disciplinary action taken by Bloomberg for premature publication jeopardizing the safety of Americans in a historic prisoner swap.

Bloomberg News faced backlash for prematurely reporting a journalist's release from Russian captivity despite agreeing to an embargo, leading to outrage among fellow journalists and government officials.

WSJ relentlessly advocated for reporter's release during his 17-month imprisonment in Russia.

The Wall Street Journal took extensive efforts to keep reporter Evan Gershkovich's imprisonment in Russia in the public eye.

Putin greeted children of released spies in Spanish, mirroring 'The Americans' show. The Cold War-style swap had a touch of drama and espionage.

Russian ex-spies welcomed as heroes upon return to Russia.

Vadim Krasikov, a Russian operative released in a prisoner swap, committed a murder in Germany while acting on orders of Russian authorities.

The Kremlin has admitted that Vadim Krasikov, the assassin behind a murder in Berlin, is an FSB officer, revealing state-ordered hit implications.

Vadim Krasikov, the 'Tiergarten murderer,' was part of a prisoner swap between Russia and the West despite being a convicted murderer in Germany.

The release of Russian dissidents in a prisoner swap has raised concerns of potential retaliation by Putin taking more hostages.

The importance of international support for Russian dissidents in working towards a free and democratic Russia.

Russia released American journalist and others in a major prisoner swap, facilitated by Turkey's mediation.

The largest post-Soviet prisoner swap occurred between the US and Russia, releasing dissidents and journalists, including Evan Gershkovich.

A group of Navalny associates, including jailed regional coordinators, were released in a swap, signaling a complex international negotiation process.

President Biden had a mic-drop moment when responding to Trump's claims about prisoner swaps.

A historic prisoner swap involving Russia, the US, and other countries was coordinated by Turkey, leading to the release of 16 prisoners by Russia in exchange for 8 Russians held in the West.

A historic prisoner swap involving the US, Russia, and other countries was coordinated by Turkey, including the release of prominent individuals like journalist Evan Gershkovich and Kremlin critic Vladimir Kara-Murza.

The U.S. and Russia completed a major prisoner swap, with some journalists and dissidents released amidst strained relations post-Ukraine invasion.

Putin was open to including Alexey Navalny in the prisoner swap before his death.

Russia to release Evan Gershkovich & Paul Whelan in prisoner swap with the US.

Having strong allies is crucial in delicate negotiations such as prisoner swaps, as demonstrated in the U.S.-Russia exchange involving American citizens and dissidents.

A sweeping prisoner swap involving seven countries, led to the release of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and other prominent individuals from Russia and the West.

The prisoner swap involving seven countries freed several individuals, including a Wall Street Journal reporter and Russian opposition figures, marking a significant exchange between Russia and the West.

Germany played a key role in a recent Russia-West prisoner swap, involving the release of a Russian convicted of murder in Berlin.

Political prisoners and hostages were part of a recent swap deal between Russia and the West, hinting at a continuous cycle of hostage-taking for future trades.

A massive prisoner swap between the U.S. and Russia involves at least 16 political prisoners, including American journalist Evan Gershkovich and former Marine Paul Whelan.

Russia released Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich and US Marine Paul Whelan as part of a prisoner swap with the US.

The historic prisoner swap between the US and Germany with Russia included the release of 16 individuals, highlighting the suppression of free speech under Putin.

The largest East-West civilian prisoner swap since the Cold War took place, involving various individuals, including journalists, security executives, and political activists.

The article discusses the release of several individuals as part of a significant East-West civilian prisoner swap, including journalists and political activists.