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Queen Elizabeth II Unofficially Knew of Soviet Spy in Royal Court for Years
Newly released MI5 files reveal that Queen Elizabeth II was not officially informed for almost nine years that Anthony Blunt, her Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures, had confessed in 1964 to being a Soviet spy since the 1930s; the Queen reportedly reacted calmly to the news upon being finally informed...
Queen Elizabeth II Unofficially Knew of Soviet Spy in Royal Court for Years
Newly released MI5 files reveal that Queen Elizabeth II was not officially informed for almost nine years that Anthony Blunt, her Surveyor of the Queen's Pictures, had confessed in 1964 to being a Soviet spy since the 1930s; the Queen reportedly reacted calmly to the news upon being finally informed...
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Second Arrest Made in Khalife Prison Escape Investigation
Adeel Khan, 30, from Waltham Forest, has been charged with helping Daniel Khalife escape from HMP Wandsworth in September 2023 by attaching himself to a food delivery truck, and with possessing a phone in prison; he will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Tuesday.
Second Arrest Made in Khalife Prison Escape Investigation
Adeel Khan, 30, from Waltham Forest, has been charged with helping Daniel Khalife escape from HMP Wandsworth in September 2023 by attaching himself to a food delivery truck, and with possessing a phone in prison; he will appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court on Tuesday.
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China's Espionage in Taiwan: Criminal Gangs Used in Sharp Rise of Arrests
China's State Security Ministry is employing criminal gangs and shell companies to gather intelligence on Taiwan's defenses, leading to 64 espionage arrests in 2023—a sharp increase from previous years—with half involving current or former Taiwanese military personnel.
China's Espionage in Taiwan: Criminal Gangs Used in Sharp Rise of Arrests
China's State Security Ministry is employing criminal gangs and shell companies to gather intelligence on Taiwan's defenses, leading to 64 espionage arrests in 2023—a sharp increase from previous years—with half involving current or former Taiwanese military personnel.
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40% Bias Score
Russia's Undersea Cable Sabotage: A Hybrid Warfare Tactic
Suspected Russian sabotage of undersea data and power cables in the Baltic Sea and near the Netherlands, impacting Estonia and transatlantic communications, is part of a broader hybrid warfare campaign, potentially timed to undermine Western unity during Ukraine peace negotiations.
Russia's Undersea Cable Sabotage: A Hybrid Warfare Tactic
Suspected Russian sabotage of undersea data and power cables in the Baltic Sea and near the Netherlands, impacting Estonia and transatlantic communications, is part of a broader hybrid warfare campaign, potentially timed to undermine Western unity during Ukraine peace negotiations.
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China Exposes Foreign Spy Ring Using Social Media for Recruitment
The Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS) exposed multiple cases of foreign spies using social media to obtain phone numbers and recruit unwitting individuals for espionage, highlighting the growing sophistication of these operations.
China Exposes Foreign Spy Ring Using Social Media for Recruitment
The Chinese Ministry of State Security (MSS) exposed multiple cases of foreign spies using social media to obtain phone numbers and recruit unwitting individuals for espionage, highlighting the growing sophistication of these operations.
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WWII SOE Veteran Noreen Riols Dies at 98
Noreen Riols, a 98-year-old WWII SOE veteran, died recently; her role involved testing trainee spies' discretion in Bournemouth hotels, revealing the rigorous vetting process and the lasting impact of wartime secrecy.
WWII SOE Veteran Noreen Riols Dies at 98
Noreen Riols, a 98-year-old WWII SOE veteran, died recently; her role involved testing trainee spies' discretion in Bournemouth hotels, revealing the rigorous vetting process and the lasting impact of wartime secrecy.
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MI5 Declassifies Cold War Spy Documents, Revealing Unglamorous Realities
Newly declassified MI5 documents reveal practical espionage advice, including managing taxi fares and avoiding fake beards, alongside details about the Cambridge Five spy ring, including Kim Philby's confession in 1963 and Anthony Blunt's delayed disclosure to Queen Elizabeth II in 1973.
MI5 Declassifies Cold War Spy Documents, Revealing Unglamorous Realities
Newly declassified MI5 documents reveal practical espionage advice, including managing taxi fares and avoiding fake beards, alongside details about the Cambridge Five spy ring, including Kim Philby's confession in 1963 and Anthony Blunt's delayed disclosure to Queen Elizabeth II in 1973.
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Taiwan Reports Threefold Increase in Chinese Espionage Cases
Taiwan's National Security Bureau reported a threefold increase in Chinese espionage prosecutions from 16 in 2021 to 64 in 2024, including military personnel, reflecting China's escalating intimidation tactics and Taiwan's improved counterintelligence.
Taiwan Reports Threefold Increase in Chinese Espionage Cases
Taiwan's National Security Bureau reported a threefold increase in Chinese espionage prosecutions from 16 in 2021 to 64 in 2024, including military personnel, reflecting China's escalating intimidation tactics and Taiwan's improved counterintelligence.
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Multiple Drone Sightings Near German Military Bases Spark Espionage Concerns
German police are investigating multiple drone sightings near two military bases in Bavaria, Manching and Neuburg an der Donau, between December 16th and 25th, 2024, raising concerns about potential espionage linked to the war in Ukraine. Investigations include helicopter deployments and a public ap...
Multiple Drone Sightings Near German Military Bases Spark Espionage Concerns
German police are investigating multiple drone sightings near two military bases in Bavaria, Manching and Neuburg an der Donau, between December 16th and 25th, 2024, raising concerns about potential espionage linked to the war in Ukraine. Investigations include helicopter deployments and a public ap...
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Germany indicts three for spying for China
Three individuals were indicted in Germany on Thursday for allegedly spying for China's Ministry of State Security, gathering intelligence on German military technology from 2017-2024, including data on boat engines and military drones, highlighting concerns about Chinese espionage.
Germany indicts three for spying for China
Three individuals were indicted in Germany on Thursday for allegedly spying for China's Ministry of State Security, gathering intelligence on German military technology from 2017-2024, including data on boat engines and military drones, highlighting concerns about Chinese espionage.
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China-Linked Hacking Group Targeted Japan in Over 200 Cyberattacks
Japan's National Police Agency linked over 200 cyberattacks from 2019-2024 to a Chinese hacking group, MirrorFace, targeting national security and high-technology data from government ministries, private companies, and individuals, using malware-laced emails and VPN vulnerabilities.
China-Linked Hacking Group Targeted Japan in Over 200 Cyberattacks
Japan's National Police Agency linked over 200 cyberattacks from 2019-2024 to a Chinese hacking group, MirrorFace, targeting national security and high-technology data from government ministries, private companies, and individuals, using malware-laced emails and VPN vulnerabilities.
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48% Bias Score
Algeria Accuses France of Destabilization Attempts
The Algerian government issued a formal warning to France last week, accusing its intelligence agency (DGSE) of destabilizing operations targeting Algerian institutions. This follows the recent detention of Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal and adds to existing tensions between the two countries...
Algeria Accuses France of Destabilization Attempts
The Algerian government issued a formal warning to France last week, accusing its intelligence agency (DGSE) of destabilizing operations targeting Algerian institutions. This follows the recent detention of Franco-Algerian writer Boualem Sansal and adds to existing tensions between the two countries...
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56% Bias Score
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