Daniel Khalife: Ex-soldier guilty of Iran espionage after daring Wandsworth prison escape
Daniel Khalife was convicted of spying for Iran after an audacious prison escape, raising serious national security concerns.
Daniel Khalife found guilty of spying for Iran
Daniel Khalife was found guilty of spying for Iran, breaching national security and collecting sensitive military information.
Iran Puts E.U. Official From Sweden on Trial
Iran has put a European Union official from Sweden on trial for charges that include spying for Israel and corruption on Earth, which can carry the death penalty.
The trial has prompted renewed calls for the official's release and has been criticized by Sweden and the European Union.
Iran Puts E.U. Official From Sweden on Trial
Iran has put a Swedish European Union official on trial for alleged spying for Israel and corruption.
The trial has been condemned by the European Union, who stated that there are no grounds for keeping the official in detention.
Iran accuses Swedish EU diplomat of crime that carries the death penalty
A Swedish EU diplomat, Johan Floderus, has been accused by Iran of spying for Israel and corruption on Earth.
Floderus has been held in a Tehran prison for over 600 days and is facing the death penalty if convicted.
Daniel Khalife: Ex-soldier guilty of Iran espionage after daring Wandsworth prison escape
Daniel Khalife was convicted of spying for Iran after an audacious prison escape, raising serious national security concerns.
Daniel Khalife found guilty of spying for Iran
Daniel Khalife was found guilty of spying for Iran, breaching national security and collecting sensitive military information.
Iran Puts E.U. Official From Sweden on Trial
Iran has put a European Union official from Sweden on trial for charges that include spying for Israel and corruption on Earth, which can carry the death penalty.
The trial has prompted renewed calls for the official's release and has been criticized by Sweden and the European Union.
Iran Puts E.U. Official From Sweden on Trial
Iran has put a Swedish European Union official on trial for alleged spying for Israel and corruption.
The trial has been condemned by the European Union, who stated that there are no grounds for keeping the official in detention.
Iran accuses Swedish EU diplomat of crime that carries the death penalty
A Swedish EU diplomat, Johan Floderus, has been accused by Iran of spying for Israel and corruption on Earth.
Floderus has been held in a Tehran prison for over 600 days and is facing the death penalty if convicted.
Who Is Shujun Wang, the Queens Man Accused of Spying for China?
Shujun Wang, a Chinese activist in New York, faces charges of being a spy for the Chinese Communist Party, highlighting the issue of transnational repression against the Chinese diaspora.
Queens Man Is Convicted of Spying on Dissidents for China
A Queens man convicted of spying for the Chinese Communist Party in Brooklyn federal court.
Who Is Shujun Wang, the Queens Man Accused of Spying for China?
Shujun Wang, a Chinese activist in New York, faces charges of being a spy for the Chinese Communist Party, highlighting the issue of transnational repression against the Chinese diaspora.
Queens Man Is Convicted of Spying on Dissidents for China
A Queens man convicted of spying for the Chinese Communist Party in Brooklyn federal court.
Russian spies sentenced in Slovenia after pleading guilty
The arrested deep-cover Russian spies in Slovenia have pleaded guilty, potentially opening the path for a prisoner exchange between Russia and the west.
Canada deducted points and coach banned over drone
Canada's Olympic women's football team received sanctions due to spying on a rival team, including point deduction, coach ban, and fines.
The Psychic Kid, A Close Call With A Cryptid, And 19 Other Creepy Experiences People Shared That Just Might Keep You Up For The Next Week
A collection of creepy stories shared by BuzzFeed readers
One story involves a mysterious woman who disappears in a matter of seconds
Russia extends detention of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich
WSJ journalist Evan Gershkovich's detention in Moscow has been extended until at least Jan. 30 on charges of spying.
Gershkovich, who held Russian Foreign Ministry accreditation, has been in prison since March and the Russian authorities have not presented any evidence to substantiate their allegations.
U.S. diplomats expressed deep concern over the decision to extend Gershkovich's detention and called for his immediate release.