Pope discharged from hospital after Russia espionage case
Edmond Pope, the first American convicted of espionage in Russia in 40 years, was discharged from a Landstuhl hospital where tests were run after his return from a 253 day detention. He will head home to Oregon then State College, Penn, for Christmas, with his wife Cheri by his side. Pope had been pardoned by Vladimir Putin and flew to Ramstein Air Base before moving to the United States.
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Bosnian Serb leaders sworn in amid oath squabbles
A new president and parliament of the Bosnian Serb mini-state were sworn in amid disputes over oath wording. Lawmakers split over referencing the constitution of Bosnia-Herzegovina versus the Serb mini-state. The issue hinges on differing ties to the international war crimes tribunal under the Dayton framework.
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