Russia protests after U S diplomat detained as spy
Moscow reports say Cheri Leberknight, a U S embassy official, was detained on espionage accusations with spying devices found. Russia plans to summon the U S ambassador and seek her expulsion while confirming immunity prevents charges. The United States remains silent on the case.
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Digging Begins At Mexican Ranches In Bombardier Cartel Case
U S and Mexican authorities unearthed two sets of remains near Ciudad Juarez as FBI forensics join Mexican soldiers and masked police in searches of desert ranches tied to a powerful cartel. An informant warned as many as 100 bodies could be buried, including informants. DNA testing and analyses will follow. officials say no DEA or FBI agents are suspected victims.
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Aum Shinrikyo apologizes for Tokyo subway attacks
In Tokyo, the Aum Shinrikyo cult issues its first public apology for a series of poison gas assaults, including the 1995 subway attack that killed 12 and sickened thousands, and offers compensation to survivors. Acting leader Tatsuko Muraoka says the group will provide as much compensation as possible.
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China tries two dissidents in subversion case
In Anshan, Liaoning, Wang Zechen and Wang Wenjiang, members of the outlawed China Democracy Party, faced separate subversion trials as part of Beijing’s crackdown on dissent. Verdicts were not announced. 18 party leaders have been tried, with sentences from five to 13 years.
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Elian Gonzalez case fuels Cuban family split in exile tug
The five year old Cuban boy Elian Gonzalez survives a sea tragedy that killed his mother and nine others. His father Juan Miguel Gonzalez seeks custody while Miami relatives push to keep him in the United States. The dispute highlights sharp ideological rifts across the Florida Straits. The father asks Cuba to assist in bringing the child home, while relatives in Florida claim the boy would get a better life outside Cuba.
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