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Israeli Offensive Kills Dozens of Iranian Military and Scientists
Following a June 13th Israeli offensive, approximately 30 Iranian military personnel and a dozen scientists have been killed, prompting the Iranian Revolutionary Guard to ban high-ranking officials from using internet-connected devices due to concerns of sophisticated electronic surveillance and the...
Israeli Offensive Kills Dozens of Iranian Military and Scientists
Following a June 13th Israeli offensive, approximately 30 Iranian military personnel and a dozen scientists have been killed, prompting the Iranian Revolutionary Guard to ban high-ranking officials from using internet-connected devices due to concerns of sophisticated electronic surveillance and the...
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60% Bias Score


Iran Detains European National, 22 Others, Amidst Espionage Accusations and Heightened Tensions
Iranian authorities detained a European national and 22 others in Qom for alleged espionage, amid heightened tensions with Israel and the ongoing detention of two French citizens, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, prompting President Macron to demand their release.
Iran Detains European National, 22 Others, Amidst Espionage Accusations and Heightened Tensions
Iranian authorities detained a European national and 22 others in Qom for alleged espionage, amid heightened tensions with Israel and the ongoing detention of two French citizens, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, prompting President Macron to demand their release.
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44% Bias Score


MI6 Appoints First Female Head
Blaise Metreweli, a 47-year-old career intelligence officer, will become the first woman to lead MI6, the UK's foreign intelligence service, succeeding Sir Richard Moore in the autumn.
MI6 Appoints First Female Head
Blaise Metreweli, a 47-year-old career intelligence officer, will become the first woman to lead MI6, the UK's foreign intelligence service, succeeding Sir Richard Moore in the autumn.
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44% Bias Score


CIA Rejects KGB Defector: MI6 Secures Top-Secret Archive
KGB archivist Vasili Mitrokhin, rejected multiple times by the CIA, was successfully exfiltrated by MI6 in 1992, providing a trove of top-secret documents that exposed hundreds of KGB agents in the West and led to hundreds of counterintelligence investigations; this was only revealed in Gordon Corer...
CIA Rejects KGB Defector: MI6 Secures Top-Secret Archive
KGB archivist Vasili Mitrokhin, rejected multiple times by the CIA, was successfully exfiltrated by MI6 in 1992, providing a trove of top-secret documents that exposed hundreds of KGB agents in the West and led to hundreds of counterintelligence investigations; this was only revealed in Gordon Corer...
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40% Bias Score


WWII Secret Agent Lodge in Scottish Highlands Up for Sale
Inverlair Lodge, a Scottish Highlands property previously used by Britain's WWII Special Operations Executive (SOE) to house foreign secret agents deemed unsuitable for deployment, is on sale for over \$1.8 million.
WWII Secret Agent Lodge in Scottish Highlands Up for Sale
Inverlair Lodge, a Scottish Highlands property previously used by Britain's WWII Special Operations Executive (SOE) to house foreign secret agents deemed unsuitable for deployment, is on sale for over \$1.8 million.
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Surge in Russian Intelligence Operations in Europe Since 2022
A Leiden University study reveals a surge in Russian intelligence operations across Europe since February 2022, including sabotage of weapon deliveries to Ukraine, propaganda campaigns, and even murder attempts; experts warn of a long-term hybrid threat requiring enhanced counterintelligence capabil...
Surge in Russian Intelligence Operations in Europe Since 2022
A Leiden University study reveals a surge in Russian intelligence operations across Europe since February 2022, including sabotage of weapon deliveries to Ukraine, propaganda campaigns, and even murder attempts; experts warn of a long-term hybrid threat requiring enhanced counterintelligence capabil...
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44% Bias Score

Chinese Nationals' Arrests Spark US Concerns Over CCP's Agricultural Land Purchases
Recent arrests of Chinese nationals at the University of Michigan, allegedly smuggling biological pathogens, have sparked concerns about CCP influence and farmland acquisition in the US, prompting bipartisan legislation to increase transparency and strengthen regulations on foreign agricultural inve...

Chinese Nationals' Arrests Spark US Concerns Over CCP's Agricultural Land Purchases
Recent arrests of Chinese nationals at the University of Michigan, allegedly smuggling biological pathogens, have sparked concerns about CCP influence and farmland acquisition in the US, prompting bipartisan legislation to increase transparency and strengthen regulations on foreign agricultural inve...
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68% Bias Score

Bolsonaro Faces Espionage Charges; Abin Reform Urged
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and over 30 others face charges for illegal espionage using the Brazilian Intelligence Agency (Abin) to spy on political rivals, journalists, and judges, with the operation allegedly continuing under the current administration, prompting calls for Abin refor...

Bolsonaro Faces Espionage Charges; Abin Reform Urged
Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and over 30 others face charges for illegal espionage using the Brazilian Intelligence Agency (Abin) to spy on political rivals, journalists, and judges, with the operation allegedly continuing under the current administration, prompting calls for Abin refor...
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52% Bias Score

Israel's Unprecedented Strikes on Iran
Israel launched a series of unprecedented air strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities and top military leaders this week, following years of Mossad operations to infiltrate Iran and disable Iranian defenses, resulting in all Israeli aircraft returning safely.

Israel's Unprecedented Strikes on Iran
Israel launched a series of unprecedented air strikes against Iranian nuclear facilities and top military leaders this week, following years of Mossad operations to infiltrate Iran and disable Iranian defenses, resulting in all Israeli aircraft returning safely.
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56% Bias Score

German Science System Vulnerable to Espionage and Cyberattacks
Germany's scientific research sector faces significant security threats, primarily from foreign espionage (esp. China and Russia) and cyberattacks, resulting in over €250 billion in annual economic losses, prompting calls for a national platform for knowledge security and a strategic dialogue forum.

German Science System Vulnerable to Espionage and Cyberattacks
Germany's scientific research sector faces significant security threats, primarily from foreign espionage (esp. China and Russia) and cyberattacks, resulting in over €250 billion in annual economic losses, prompting calls for a national platform for knowledge security and a strategic dialogue forum.
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40% Bias Score

Escalating Russian Intelligence Operations Threaten European Security
A Leiden University study reveals a surge in Russian intelligence operations in Europe since February 2022, involving sabotage, propaganda, and even murder, impacting European security and demanding a comprehensive response.

Escalating Russian Intelligence Operations Threaten European Security
A Leiden University study reveals a surge in Russian intelligence operations in Europe since February 2022, involving sabotage, propaganda, and even murder, impacting European security and demanding a comprehensive response.
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44% Bias Score

Russia Remains Top Espionage Threat to Germany, Utilizing Low-Level Agents
A 2024 BfV report reveals that Russia, alongside China, Iran, and Turkey, remains a top espionage threat to Germany, employing low-level agents recruited online for short-term tasks, including procuring components for incendiary devices; this increased after the start of the war in Ukraine.

Russia Remains Top Espionage Threat to Germany, Utilizing Low-Level Agents
A 2024 BfV report reveals that Russia, alongside China, Iran, and Turkey, remains a top espionage threat to Germany, employing low-level agents recruited online for short-term tasks, including procuring components for incendiary devices; this increased after the start of the war in Ukraine.
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24% Bias Score
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