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Sweden ex-envoy cleared in Gui Minhai detained bookseller case

by AFP00:01, 11 July 202020:25, 10 July 2020

by Helene Dauschy & Johannes Ledel A Stockholm court on Friday cleared Sweden’s former ambassador to Beijing of charges of overstepping her mandate by trying to negotiate the release of a Chinese dissident. Anna Lindstedt, who was envoy to Beijing between 2016 and 2019, was accused of brokering and attending an unauthorised meeting in January […]

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China cancels business trips to Sweden after detained bookseller awarded prize

by AFP10:00, 20 December 201923:49, 31 March 2020
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Sweden’s ex-ambassador to China charged after setting up unofficial meetings over detained bookseller

by Kris Cheng17:58, 9 December 201923:51, 31 March 2020
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Ex-Swedish envoy to China Anna Lindstedt suspected of crime after setting up ‘unofficial’ meetings over detained bookseller

by AFP00:04, 10 May 201922:57, 31 March 2020
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Sweden’s ex-China ambassador denies misconduct over meetings with daughter of detained bookseller

by Jennifer Creery09:11, 22 March 201922:49, 31 March 2020
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‘Threats, verbal abuse, bribes, flattery’ won’t silence me: Sweden probes unauthorised meeting with daughter of bookseller detained in China

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