"International scientific organizations and Mr. Sutyagin's colleagues call the proceeding a sham, noting that he had no access to classified information."
-- The New York Times, June 14, 2001
"What is really scary about Mr. Putin's espionage campaign is that the people on trial are distinguished mainstream academics, researchers, journalists and diplomats -- and the charges against them are transparently trumped up."
-- Washington Post, Editorial, March 14, 2001
"A chill is creeping over Russia's academic and journalistic communities as the implications of a key treason trial launched by the security service sink in: Almost any piece of information communicated to a foreigner could land you in jail."
-- Christian Science Monitor, January 19, 2001
"Russia continues catching spies", Sergey Mitrofanov, Smi.ru (in Russian)
"Igor Sutyagin, accused of espionage, did not have access to classified information", NTV News (in Russian)
"Russia Places Scholar on Trial For Espionage", by David Hoffman, The Washington Post
"Russian academic charged with high treason faces trial in Kaluga", NTV News
"Russian Researcher Spy Case Opens", by Anna Dolgov, Associated Press
"Mr. Putin goes to Ottawa", Op-Ed by Amy Knight, The Globe and Mail
"Russian Security Services Revived Under Putin", by David Hoffman, The Washington Post
"Pope case a resurgence for Russian spy agency", by Scott Peterson and Fred Weir, The Christian Science Monitor
"A Spy Without Secrets", by Zoya Svetova, Novyie Izvestiya (in Russian)
"Sutyagin to Go on Trial for Treason", by Sarah Karush, The Moscow Times
"Is It Treason?", by Alexandra Samarina, Obschaya Gazeta (in Russian)
"The 'Analytical Espionage' Case", by Victor Paukov, Vremya Novostey (in Russian)
"In Russia Paranoia Still Reigns Supreme", Op-Ed by Leonid Stonov, The Washington Post
"About Sutyagin's Case" Radio Liberty (in Russian)
"World’s Press Is Wary of Kremlin" by Sarah Karush, The Moscow Times
"FSB is Still Searching for Spies" by Zoya Svetova, Novyie Izvestiya (in Russian)
"About Sutyagin's Case" Letter to Editor, Nezavisimaya gazeta (in Russian)
"Canada monitoring Russian academic's imprisonment" by Jeoffrey York, The Globe and Mail
"Sutyagin's Case" Interview with Sergey Rogov, Nezavisimaya gazeta (in Russian)
"A Specter Is Haunting Russia: The K.G.B." Letter to Editor, The New York Times
"Canadians Embroiled in Russian Spy Scandal" by Jeoffrey York, The Globe and Mail
"Indifferent to Democracy" Op-Ed by Michael McFaul, The Washington Post
"FSB Keeps 'Traitorous' Scholar Jailed" by Sarah Karush, The Moscow Times
"Russian Nuclear Arms Expert Accused of Spying" Lenta.Ru (in Russian)
"Russian Arms Researcher Charged With Spying For U.S." by David Hoffman, The Washington Post
"Russian Researcher Charged with Spying" BBC News
"FSB Charged a Researcher from the U.S. and Canada Institute with Treason" Interfax (in Russian)
"A Spy Story or Historical Espionage?" by Stepan Krivosheyev, Segodnya (in Russian)
"Sutiagin Charged with Espionage" by Sergei Topol, Kommersant-DAILY (in Russian)
"Ecology Under the Net of Espionage" by Vladimir Alexandrov, Trud-7
"Ecologia v setyakh shpionaga" by Vladimir Alexandrov, Trud-7 (in Russian)
"Russia Detains Arms Expert" by David Hoffman, The Washington Post
"Russians Detain Colleague of US Disarmament Researcher" by Brian Whitmore, The Boston Globe
"FSB Questions Nuclear Researchers" by Natalya Shulyakovskaya, The Moscow Times
"Agents Search US Activist's Moscow Apartment" by Brian Whitmore, The Boston Globe
"Environmentalists are Suspected of Espionage" Kommersant-DAILY (in Russian)
"Vesti" TV News story RTR Russian Television
"US Looking into Russian Seizure of US Nuclear Expert's Computer" Agence France Presse
"FSB Searched US Researcher's Apartment" Lenta.Ru (in Russian)
"Russians Search American's Apt." Associated Press
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