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Army spy is jailed for 10 years
Army interpreter Daniel James, found guilty of spying for Iran last month, is jailed for 10 years.
2008-11-28 10:02:09
Mask ban upsets Iraqi interpreters
The U.S. military has barred Iraqi interpreters working with American troops in Baghdad from wearing ski masks to disguise themselves, prompting some to resign and others to bare their faces...
2008-11-17 01:00:47
Interpreter joining city patrols
A Polish-speaking interpreter joins police support officers on patrols in a part of Hull.
2008-11-15 07:37:11
Interpreter named 'unsung hero'
An interpreter wins Northamptonshire Police Authority's 2008 Unsung Heroes award.
2008-11-14 16:00:06
Congo-Kinshasa: Belgian Reporter And Assistants Safe After Being Released By Mai-Mai Militiamen
Reporters Without Borders is relieved to learn that Belgian journalist Thomas Scheen was freed this morning and that, together with his Congolese interpreter...
2008-11-11 23:09:13
Carla Bruni embarrassed by Berlusconi's 'tanned Obama' comment
INT46International/Politics/ShowbizCarla Bruni embarrassed by Berlusconi's 'tanned Obama' commentLondon, Nov 10 IANS Carla Bruni, the wife of French President Nicolas Sarkozy, has criticised the prime minister of Italy for referring to American President-elect Barack Obama's "suntan.""When I hear Silvio Berlusconi... joke about the fact that Obama is 'always tanned', that makes me feel funny," she told 'le Journal du Dimanche' newspaper. "That will be put down to humour. But often, I am very happy that I have become French," said Bruni, who became a French citizen after marrying Sarkozy, The Times newspaper reported Monday.Prime Minister Berlusconi, on a visit to Moscow last week, said the relative youth of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, 43, and Obama, 47, should make it easier for Moscow and Washington to work together."I told the president that Obama has everything needed in order to reach deals with him: He's young, handsome and even tanned," he was reported to have said through an interpreter.Berlusconi, who has been slammed in Italy, defended the remark against critics, calling it "a great compliment.""If they have the vice of not having a sense of humour, worse for them," he said.The outspoken Bruni, while backing a campaign called 'Yes, we can' for affirmative action in France, also attacked France's failure to integrate black and African immigrants. "Power in France has often had the same face: that of men who are white and ageing. That is why I can identify with this appeal. Without political measures we will be waiting too long," she said.Bruni revealed that during a modelling assignment in the American state of South Carolina in 1992, she was asked to eat in private with her fellow-models as the local restaurant would not accept the presence of one of her colleagues - black supermodel Naomi Campbell.--Indo-Asian News Servicedds/sk/dg326 Words10111647
2008-11-10 06:01:12
Interpreter certification group decides to fold
The Japan Interpreters' Association, a private company that teaches and certifies conference interpreters...
2008-11-08 17:10:35
Iranian spy jurors are discharged
Jurors who convicted Iranian-born Army interpreter Daniel James of spying are discharged after failing to reach verdicts on two lesser charges.
2008-11-06 08:51:09
UK soldier convicted of spying for Iran
Iranian-born army interpreter convicted of espionage for emails sent whilst serving in Afghanistan.
2008-11-06 04:16:25
Spy jury considers remaining charges
A jury is to continue its deliberations over charges faced by an Army interpreter found guilty of spying for Iran.
2008-11-06 02:42:15

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Army spy is jailed for 10 years

Mask ban upsets Iraqi interpreters

Interpreter joining city patrols

Interpreter named 'unsung hero'

Congo-Kinshasa: Belgian Reporter And Assistants Safe After Being Released By Mai-Mai Militiamen

Carla Bruni embarrassed by Berlusconi's 'tanned Obama' comment

Interpreter certification group decides to fold

Iranian spy jurors are discharged

UK soldier convicted of spying for Iran

Spy jury considers remaining charges