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marine paul wieland to 16 years in prison after finding him guilty of espionage he was accused of having taint classified state information wieland was dismissed as has missed dismissed the trial as a sham and says he was framed. in india authorities have said vehicles to spray pesticides on 2 huge swarms of desert locusts the insects have already destroyed almost 50000 hectares of crops devastating farmers already struggling with the impact of coronavirus long downs the locusts also destroyed harvests in neighboring pakistan in april. across europe borders are reopening is more and more countries ease measures imposed to control the spread of the coronavirus germany and france dropped border checks overnight allowing other strict tied the e.u. . scroll straight over to our correspondent band leakages he's standing in straws work at the german french border band this is a moment many people there have been waiting a long time for isn't it. yes it was a very joyful moment and people are very relieved that these restrictions. that ben place for the 3 months business of us restricted and al

marine paul wieland to 16 years in prison after finding him guilty of espionage he was accused of having obtained classified state information the u.s. says it is outraged by whelan's conviction and is calling for his immediate release . a court in the philippines has convicted a prominent journalist of cyber libel maria ressa now faces up to 6 years in prison she's vowing to appeal the verdict watchdogs have called the case a serious erosion of press freedom under president. award winning journalist maria ressa arriving in court in manila to learn her fate. the verdict guilty of cyber libel 482012 article her website rappler published linking a businessman to human trafficking and drug smuggling. ressa once worked for c.n.n. and holds dual u.s. philippine citizenship she says she's been devastated by the verdict which she sees as a part of a government campaign against her and her publication. next year will be my 35th year as a journalist i began as a reporter in $1086.00 and i have worked in so many countries around the world i've been shot at and threatened but never this kind of dea

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release of a former soldier jailed in russia for spying a close doors court in moscow sentence paul wieland to 16 years he says the police planted a flash drive containing classified information whilst he was at a friend's wedding 2 years ago the u.s. ambassador in moscow says the businessman is innocent and describes the secret trial as a mockery of justice white house correspondent kimberly hellcat says the situation has further south relations between the 2 countries. he essentially was deprived of a fair trial in the eyes of the united states which would be required under international human rights obligations according to the united states they are also concerned about the treatment of this u.s. citizen while he was detained and while he is detained in russia calling it appalling and that the detention has so far ignored longstanding medical conditions he also has been iceland by his family and friends and that's something that's underscored by his brother david whalen who is a statement saying that not only has his brother been convicted to 16 years with hard labor but that the russia

now they are going to go away he's just been sentenced by a moscow court to 16 years in jail but paul wieland has rejected the sentence as politically motivated the former marine who's 50 deny spying for the u.s. in russia on monday he held up a sign denouncing the trial which began in march as a sham and pulling on president trump to intervene just hours after the verdict u.s. secretary of state mike pompei put out a statement the united states is outraged by the decision of a russian court today to convict u.s. citizen paul whelan after a secret trial with secret evidence and with after appropriate allowances for defense witnesses back in december 28 russian state security offices burst into whelan's room at a moscow hotel they seized him as well as a u.s.b. computer flash drive allegedly containing classified information. whelan's lawyer says his client was given the device by an acquaintance while in russia for a wedding wheelin maintains he thought the device contained holiday photos and says he's been framed i've been following paul's face closely since i arrived here isn't that serious

now they are going to go away he's just been sentenced by a moscow court to 16 years in jail but paul wieland has rejected the sentence as politically motivated the former marine who's 50 deny spying for the u.s. in russia on monday he held up a sign denouncing the trial which began in march as a sham and calling on president trump to intervene just hours after the verdict u.s. secretary of state mike pompei of put out a statement the united states is outraged by the decision of a russian court today to convict u.s. citizen paul whelan after a secret trial with secret evidence and with after appropriate allowances for defense witnesses back in december 28 russian state security offices burst into whelan's room at a moscow hotel they seized him as well as a u.s.b. computer flash drive allegedly containing classified information. whelan's lawyer says his client was given the device by an acquaintance while in russia for a wedding wheelin maintains he thought the device contained holiday photos and says he's been framed i've been following paul's face closely since i arrived here isn't that seri

marine to 16 years in prison for espionage paul wieland maintains he's been framed it was arrested during a visit to russia in 2018 illness attending a wedding and was in possession of a flash drive containing classified information is says it was supposed to hold holiday photos. i describe these proceedings is a mockery of justice and today just confirmed. an american citizen has been sentenced to the term 16 years. for me for which we have not seen have been easy to see he was denied the opportunity to present witnesses in the city and was denied the opportunity to work collaboratively with his defense counsel which in his defense counsel opinion or if not defense he said. to this is a mockery of justice at least 20 american students one of the philippines most prominent journalists and one of her colleagues have been found guilty of libel and encasing is a major blow to press freedom ressa denies the charges over an article on her news website rapper linking a businessman to criminal activity the side was has reported and on extrajudicial killings and abuses torn president time in offi

paul whelan's arrest in a moscow hotel room after he accepted a u.s.b. device from an undercover f.s.b. officer prosecutors allege the flash drive contained information related to members of the russian secret service wieland a national of 4 different countries and his attorney described the trial as a sham no evidence resurgence by the judge to justify the detention that he's already been subjected to security. you know i could probably hold these closely since i arrived here was a series. of destroyed proceedings it's a mockery of justice and today just for. and israel is moving forward with construction on an annexed portion of the west bank on sunday prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the government had approved plans to construct a new settlement in the golan heights and adding insult to injury mainly to the muslim community and the country of syria who claim part of that land is theirs the settlement is being named after u.s. president donald trump on march 25th president officially recognized the golan heights as part of israel. and back here stateside microsoft says it will not sell its facial recognition technology to any 3rd parties especially the police company officials say it does not curr

paul whelan's arrest in a moscow hotel room after he accepted a u.s.b. device from an undercover f.s.b. officer prosecutors allege the flash drive contained information related to members of the russian secret service wieland is a national of 4 different countries and his attorney described the trial as a sham detention that he's already been subject to which is your. you know i've been told told these closely since i write here was that she would. destroy these proceedings is a mockery of justice and today just for. israel is moving forward with construction on an annex portion of the west bank on sunday prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the government had approved plans to construct a new settlement in the golan heights and adding insult to injury mainly to the muslim community and the country of syria who claim part of the land is theirs the settlement is being named after a us president donald trump on march 25th president officially recognized the golan heights as part of israel. are going to have a lot more news coming up for you in the 5 o'clock hour protesters in california are demanding answers after the hanging death of robert fuller this while the black lives matter movement continues natio