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CIA Removes "Hotbed" Station Chief Over Havana Syndrome Handling: Report
The CIA removed its Vienna, Austria station chief recently amid criticism the person did not take seriously a surge in mysterious "Havana syndrome" cases, the Washington Post reported Thursday.
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Restore Police Complaint Against Ex-CIA Station Chief: Pakistan Court To Police
A court in Pakistan on Monday ordered restoration of an FIR against a former CIA station chief for his alleged role in killing civilians in the country's tribal region in a drone attack, officials said.
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Obama Speaks with Angela Merkel After Spy Row: US Official
President Barack Obama on Tuesday spoke to Chancellor Angela Merkel for the first time since a row over US spying prompted Germany to turf out the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) station chief in Berlin.
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Germany Eyes Overhauled US Partnership In Talks On Spy Row
Germany's foreign minister said on Friday he would urge a revived US partnership based on "trust and mutual respect" in talks with his American counterpart after Berlin's expulsion of a CIA station chief in a spying row.
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Pakistani party 'outs' suspected CIA station chief in fury at drone strike
A Pakistani political party published what it said was the name of the CIA's chief operative in Islamabad and demanded on Wednesday that he face murder charges over a U.S. drone strike that killed five people last week.
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CIA ISI ties worsen, as CIA station chief exits Pakistan
The CIA station chief in Islamabad, who oversaw the team that spotted Osama bin Laden, has left Pakistan citing medical reasons. However, sources say the reason was the "extremely tense" ties with the head of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lt Gen Ahmad Shuja Pasha.
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CIA Removes "Hotbed" Station Chief Over Havana Syndrome Handling: Report
The CIA removed its Vienna, Austria station chief recently amid criticism the person did not take seriously a surge in mysterious "Havana syndrome" cases, the Washington Post reported Thursday.
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Restore Police Complaint Against Ex-CIA Station Chief: Pakistan Court To Police
A court in Pakistan on Monday ordered restoration of an FIR against a former CIA station chief for his alleged role in killing civilians in the country's tribal region in a drone attack, officials said.
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Obama Speaks with Angela Merkel After Spy Row: US Official
President Barack Obama on Tuesday spoke to Chancellor Angela Merkel for the first time since a row over US spying prompted Germany to turf out the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) station chief in Berlin.
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Germany Eyes Overhauled US Partnership In Talks On Spy Row
Germany's foreign minister said on Friday he would urge a revived US partnership based on "trust and mutual respect" in talks with his American counterpart after Berlin's expulsion of a CIA station chief in a spying row.
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Pakistani party 'outs' suspected CIA station chief in fury at drone strike
A Pakistani political party published what it said was the name of the CIA's chief operative in Islamabad and demanded on Wednesday that he face murder charges over a U.S. drone strike that killed five people last week.
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CIA ISI ties worsen, as CIA station chief exits Pakistan
The CIA station chief in Islamabad, who oversaw the team that spotted Osama bin Laden, has left Pakistan citing medical reasons. However, sources say the reason was the "extremely tense" ties with the head of Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) Lt Gen Ahmad Shuja Pasha.
