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    Iran Sentences U.S. Graduate Student To 10 Years On Espionage Charges

    An Iranian court has sentenced a Chinese-American history researcher to 10 years imprisonment on spying charges, a judiciary spokesman says.
    by Emma Bowman Jul 16, 2017 1 minute

    Iran has sentenced a Chinese-American Princeton graduate student to 10 years imprisonment on espionage charges, an Iran judiciary spokesman says.

    "An American dual nationality agent, having the US nationality and one more

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