PRESS CONFERENCE ON NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY

PRESS CONFERENCE ON NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY

FILE PHOTOSwedish prosecutors on Tuesday charged a former national security advisor, who resigned in January, for forgetting classified documents at a hotel. Henrik Landerholm -- whose appointment two years ago sparked debate due to his longstanding friendship with Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson -- was charged with "carelessness with secret information," the Swedish Prosecution Authority said in a statement.

PRESS CONFERENCE ON NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY

PRESS CONFERENCE ON NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY

FILE PHOTOSwedish prosecutors on Tuesday charged a former national security advisor, who resigned in January, for forgetting classified documents at a hotel. Henrik Landerholm -- whose appointment two years ago sparked debate due to his longstanding friendship with Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson -- was charged with "carelessness with secret information," the Swedish Prosecution Authority said in a statement.

PRESS CONFERENCE ON NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY

PRESS CONFERENCE ON NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY

FILE PHOTOSwedish prosecutors on Tuesday charged a former national security advisor, who resigned in January, for forgetting classified documents at a hotel. Henrik Landerholm -- whose appointment two years ago sparked debate due to his longstanding friendship with Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson -- was charged with "carelessness with secret information," the Swedish Prosecution Authority said in a statement.

PRESS CONFERENCE ON NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY

PRESS CONFERENCE ON NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY

FILE PHOTOSwedish prosecutors on Tuesday charged a former national security advisor, who resigned in January, for forgetting classified documents at a hotel. Henrik Landerholm -- whose appointment two years ago sparked debate due to his longstanding friendship with Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson -- was charged with "carelessness with secret information," the Swedish Prosecution Authority said in a statement.

Mainichi journalist gets 18-month term for Amman blast

Mainichi journalist gets 18-month term for Amman blast

AMMAN, Jordan - A Jordanian military tribunal sentenced a Japanese photojournalist to 18 months in prison on June 1 for causing an explosion at Amman airport on May 1 that killed one airport security guard and injured five others. The presiding judge, Fawaz al-Bkour (C), handed down the sentence on Hiroki Gomi, 36, an employee of the Mainichi Shimbun, saying that ''the explosion occurred due to Gomi's carelessness.''(Kyodo)

(caption corrected) Mainichi journalist gets 18-month term for A

(caption corrected) Mainichi journalist gets 18-month term for A

AMMAN, Jordan - A Jordanian military tribunal sentenced a Japanese photojournalist to 18 months in prison on June 1 for causing an explosion at Amman airport on May 1 that killed one airport security guard and injured five others. The presiding judge, Fawaz al-Bkour (C), handed down the sentence on Hiroki Gomi, 36, an employee of the Mainichi Shimbun, saying that ''the explosion occurred due to Gomi's carelessness.'' The photo was contributed by the Mainichi Shimbun. (Kyodo)