In the medieval period it was common for translators to insert commentary on their theories and methods directly into the ...

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A Greek national accused of spying on a London-based Iranian journalist allegedly used a covert camera hidden inside a sock to carry out surveillance, a court has heard. Ioannis Aidinidis, 46, ...