Can Dundar's trial for publishing state secrets resumed in Turkey after a pause, but he remains in Germany. A Turkish court on Wednesday sentenced prominent journalist Can Dundar, exiled in Germany, to more than 27 years in jail on charges of aiding a terror group and espionage, local media reported. The court in Istanbul found Dundar, who served as editor-in-chief of the opposition Cumhuriyet daily before fleeing to Germany in 2016, guilty over a story about an arms shipment intercepted at the Syrian border, which it claimed was destined for Syrian rebels. He was previously put on pre-trial detention and convicted for publishing state secrets for the same story but his conviction was o
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