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Ex-US envoy to Pakistan gets probation for ethics violations 

Ex-US envoy to Pakistan gets probation for ethics violations 

  • Richard Olson, 63, was also fined $93,400 after pleading guilty to charges he misused his official position for personal gain 
  • Olson pleaded guilty in June last year to making a false statement, violating laws governing lobbying for foreign government 
By AFP  ·
Former US envoy to Pakistan pleads guilty on Qatar lobbying

Former US envoy to Pakistan pleads guilty on Qatar lobbying

By AFP ·

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