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Iran Claims Extensive Israeli Intelligence Breach
Iran's Ministry of Intelligence released a 28-minute video claiming access to Israeli nuclear, military, scientific, and intelligence documents, allegedly obtained through a network of collaborators within Israel.
Iran Claims Extensive Israeli Intelligence Breach
Iran's Ministry of Intelligence released a 28-minute video claiming access to Israeli nuclear, military, scientific, and intelligence documents, allegedly obtained through a network of collaborators within Israel.
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68% Bias Score
US Authorities Dismantle Network of Servers and SIM Cards Aimed at Disrupting NYC Communications
US authorities dismantled a network of over 300 servers and 100,000 SIM cards capable of crippling New York City's telecommunications system, potentially targeting the UN General Assembly.
US Authorities Dismantle Network of Servers and SIM Cards Aimed at Disrupting NYC Communications
US authorities dismantled a network of over 300 servers and 100,000 SIM cards capable of crippling New York City's telecommunications system, potentially targeting the UN General Assembly.
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60% Bias Score
Increased Russian Espionage in Europe Prompts Countermeasures
Facing a surge in Russian intelligence activity across Europe, exceeding Cold War levels in some areas, multiple European countries are implementing counter-espionage strategies, including online platforms and public awareness campaigns.
Increased Russian Espionage in Europe Prompts Countermeasures
Facing a surge in Russian intelligence activity across Europe, exceeding Cold War levels in some areas, multiple European countries are implementing counter-espionage strategies, including online platforms and public awareness campaigns.
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12% Bias Score
German-Chinese Espionage Trial: Defense Pleadings Begin
The defense will present its closing arguments on Monday in the trial of Jian G., a former assistant to AfD Bundestag member Maximilian Krah, accused of espionage for China, with a verdict expected on September 30th.
German-Chinese Espionage Trial: Defense Pleadings Begin
The defense will present its closing arguments on Monday in the trial of Jian G., a former assistant to AfD Bundestag member Maximilian Krah, accused of espionage for China, with a verdict expected on September 30th.
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12% Bias Score
Failed Russian Sabotage Operation in Europe
In June 2024, a Russian GRU operation to send explosive packages to the UK and Poland from Lithuania failed due to the courier's inability to locate the Vilnius Airbnb; subsequent attempts in July resulted in explosions in Leipzig, Warsaw, and Birmingham, revealing the use of massage devices, explos...
Failed Russian Sabotage Operation in Europe
In June 2024, a Russian GRU operation to send explosive packages to the UK and Poland from Lithuania failed due to the courier's inability to locate the Vilnius Airbnb; subsequent attempts in July resulted in explosions in Leipzig, Warsaw, and Birmingham, revealing the use of massage devices, explos...
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28% Bias Score
UK Drops Espionage Case Against Suspected Chinese Agents, Raising Concerns
The UK Crown Prosecution Service dropped espionage charges against two men accused of spying for China, despite admitting that China targeted a parliamentary research group to obtain government policy information, prompting concerns about emboldening hostile states.
UK Drops Espionage Case Against Suspected Chinese Agents, Raising Concerns
The UK Crown Prosecution Service dropped espionage charges against two men accused of spying for China, despite admitting that China targeted a parliamentary research group to obtain government policy information, prompting concerns about emboldening hostile states.
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68% Bias Score
US Secret Service Dismantles Massive Surveillance Network Near UN Headquarters
The US Secret Service announced the dismantling of a vast surveillance network near the UN headquarters in New York, involving 100,000 SIM cards and 300 servers capable of disrupting city-wide telecommunications.
US Secret Service Dismantles Massive Surveillance Network Near UN Headquarters
The US Secret Service announced the dismantling of a vast surveillance network near the UN headquarters in New York, involving 100,000 SIM cards and 300 servers capable of disrupting city-wide telecommunications.
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44% Bias Score
Chinese Hackers Impersonate US Congressman to Access Sanctions Bill Draft
Chinese hackers, linked to APT41, impersonated US Representative John Moolenaar to distribute a draft sanctions bill, aiming to gather intelligence during sensitive US-China trade negotiations.
Chinese Hackers Impersonate US Congressman to Access Sanctions Bill Draft
Chinese hackers, linked to APT41, impersonated US Representative John Moolenaar to distribute a draft sanctions bill, aiming to gather intelligence during sensitive US-China trade negotiations.
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28% Bias Score
German-Chinese Espionage Trial: Defense Pleas Begin in Dresden
The Dresden Higher Regional Court is hearing closing arguments in the espionage trial of Jian G., a former assistant to AfD Bundestag member Maximilian Krah, accused of spying for China, and his alleged accomplice Yaqi X., with sentencing expected on September 30th.
German-Chinese Espionage Trial: Defense Pleas Begin in Dresden
The Dresden Higher Regional Court is hearing closing arguments in the espionage trial of Jian G., a former assistant to AfD Bundestag member Maximilian Krah, accused of spying for China, and his alleged accomplice Yaqi X., with sentencing expected on September 30th.
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28% Bias Score
OMV Employee Exposed as Alleged Russian Spy
An OMV employee, a long-term worker at Austria's largest oil, gas, and chemical company, has been exposed as a suspected Russian spy who shared sensitive information with a Russian diplomat, prompting Austria to demand the diplomat's expulsion.
OMV Employee Exposed as Alleged Russian Spy
An OMV employee, a long-term worker at Austria's largest oil, gas, and chemical company, has been exposed as a suspected Russian spy who shared sensitive information with a Russian diplomat, prompting Austria to demand the diplomat's expulsion.
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40% Bias Score
Belarus expels Czech diplomat, retaliates against Poland
Belarus expelled a Czech diplomat and summoned a Polish diplomat in retaliation for the expulsion of Belarusian diplomats accused of espionage by Poland and Czechia earlier this month.
Belarus expels Czech diplomat, retaliates against Poland
Belarus expelled a Czech diplomat and summoned a Polish diplomat in retaliation for the expulsion of Belarusian diplomats accused of espionage by Poland and Czechia earlier this month.
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28% Bias Score
MI6 Launches Dark Web Portal for Global Spy Recruitment
The British intelligence agency MI6 launched "Silent Courier," a dark web portal designed to facilitate information exchange from foreign informants and recruit spies worldwide, including in Russia, as confirmed by Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper and outgoing MI6 chief Richard Moore.
MI6 Launches Dark Web Portal for Global Spy Recruitment
The British intelligence agency MI6 launched "Silent Courier," a dark web portal designed to facilitate information exchange from foreign informants and recruit spies worldwide, including in Russia, as confirmed by Foreign Minister Yvette Cooper and outgoing MI6 chief Richard Moore.
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52% Bias Score
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