Former Russian spy Anna Chapman turns editor

Former Russian spy Anna Chapman, who was detained for espionage and deported from the US, has been appointed editor-in-chief of a small newspaper in Russia.

Former Russian spy Anna Chapman turns editor

Former Russian spy Anna Chapman, who was detained for espionage and deported from the US, has been appointed editor-in-chief of a small newspaper in Russia.

In a statement published on the website of the Venture Business News newspaper, Chapman promised to "significantly increase" the circulation and improve multimedia and overall content of the newspaper.
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I've become the chief editor. It's a small newspaper," Chapman said, admitting she has no plans yet about her future job.

Anna Chapman will be in charge of a new column Field News that would discuss major events in the venture and investment business in Russia

As editor-in-chief, Chapman will be in charge of a new column Field News that would discuss major events in the venture and investment business in Russia and abroad.

The former spy said she would like to head the newspaper to "promote a positive image of young entrepreneurs, innovators, and technological business managers".

Chapman and 10 other Russians were arrested in the US in June 2010 on suspicion of espionage.

In July, they were sent back to Russia in exchange for four men accused by Moscow of spying for foreign intelligence services in Russia.

Chapman had earlier become an advisor for Fondservicebank President Alexander Volovnik. She also joined the Public Council of Young Guard youth movement of the United Russia party.

Later, she became a TV host of REN TV's World Mysteries with Anna Chapman show.

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the stunning 28-year-old secret agent turned heads across the globe after nearly going nude for her country's edition of Maxim magazine in 2010. On the cover, Chapman wielded a gun and made a Bond-like pose in her underwear. She was also on Maxim's list of 100 sexiest women.