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Ukrainian convicted of espionage in Germany gets prison as 2 others are acquitted

A Ukrainian national has been convicted in Germany on espionage charges and sentenced to a year and three months in prison

The Independent UK

Ukrainian national convicted by German court over links to Russian sabotage plot

Germany is Ukraine's most important backer in its fight against Russia's full-scale invasion and has been on high alert for suspected sabotage and espionage operations emanating from Moscow.

Euronews

Morning Mail: Fake site exposes alleged spy scheme; Sally McManus’s farewell; Sam Neill honoured at Logies

FBI investigates alleged Chinese espionage; ACTU secretary set to step down; Sam Neill wins posthumous best actor award

The Guardian - AU

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A fake website and a deluge of CVs: the Australian firm embroiled in an FBI probe into alleged Chinese espionage

Exclusive: Fake consultancy impersonating Brisbane firm online is one of 13 websites seized by the US Department of Justice

The Guardian - AU

Russia jails man over spying for Poland one day after Warsaw foils assassination plot

Georgy Pirogov was sentenced to 23 years in a high-security colony for allegedly passing classified information to Polish intelligence. The verdict was announced the day after Poland said it had detained a Russian national suspected of planning a killing in Warsaw on the Kremlin's orders.

Euronews

Germany beefs up its intelligence services as threat from 'foreign powers' rises

German officials accuse Moscow of waging a "hybrid" campaign of sabotage, espionage and disinformation against the country, which is among Ukraine's biggest military supporters in the war with Russia.

Euronews

Quote of the day by Alan Furst: 'Good people don't spend their time being good. Good people want to spend their time...' - inspiring quote by author of Night Soldiers and The Polish Officer teaches life lessons on character, human nature and what separates good people from bad people

Quote of the day by Alan Furst: Novelist Alan Furst suggests good people focus on daily life and simple pleasures. Bad people, conversely, are consumed by their wrongdoing and negative actions. Furst's quote emphasizes where individuals direct their attention and choices. This offers a reminder to focus on everyday life…

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I've watched all 8 episodes of Reacher season 4 and still think the hit Prime Video show's pivot to political espionage was a risk — but don't worry, the punching hasn't gone anywhere

Reacher season 4 takes its punchbag action back to the big cities — but this time, for political espionage. Does it work? Not completely, but you'll still have a good time watching.

TechRadar

British couple jailed in Iran over spying charges end 3-month hunger strike, family demands release

British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman, jailed in Iran on espionage charges they deny, have ended their hunger strike after 93 and 84 days respectively, the BBC reported.

The Times of India

The Bond effect? How MI6 fascinates spy watchers around the world

Britain’s spooks take quiet satisfaction from survey ranking Secret Intelligence Service Europe’s top espionage agency

The Guardian - UK

In 1943, wealthy gold miner's daughter became spy at just 16: How INA's 'youngest' operative disguised herself as a boy to gather intelligence from the British

Saraswathi Rajamani joined the Indian National Army at sixteen years old. She disguised herself as a boy named Mani for espionage missions. Rajamani rescued a captured spy by entering a British camp as a dancer. She later donated her jewels and managed family mines for the cause. Her courage and…

The Economic Times

From Havana to American Streets: Rubio Unpacks Foreign-Funded U.S. Protests, Lays Out Venezuela Recovery Plan

Rubio details a phased Venezuela recovery plan and brands Cuba an "espionage superpower" — but key facts complicate both claims.

Latin Times

Bengal STF probes alleged Pakistan-backed honey-trap network

West Bengal STF is investigating a Pakistan-based espionage and honey-trap network. The probe involves an arrested woman and a suspected Jaish-e-Mohammed operative. They allegedly used encrypted messaging applications to contact handlers. The duo conspired to honey-trap a minister's son for extortion. Investigators are examining communication channels and potential wider networks.

The Economic Times

'Dhurandhar' Zubair Baloch's brother critical after being shot by motorcycle-borne gunmen in Karachi's Lyari

Zubair Baloch, brother of jailed gang leader Uzair Baloch, was critically injured in Karachi. Unidentified gunmen opened fire on him outside his home, hitting him in the chest and stomach. The attack has revived old gang rivalries and violence in the Lyari area. Zubair had recently been released from jail…

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Japan’s new intelligence bureau is here; Why Tokyo is rethinking how it deals with China, Russia and North Korea

Japan is launching a new National Intelligence Bureau to centralize its intelligence gathering. This significant reform addresses growing security threats from China, Russia, and North Korea. The bureau will coordinate information from various government agencies for better analysis. Japan also considers stronger counterespionage laws and a potential foreign intelligence service.…

International Business Times UK

Diane Abbott, Joani Reid Reinstated to Labour After Petition and China Spy Arrest Fallout

Diane Abbott and Joani Reid have been reinstated into Labour after separate suspensions, ending two politically sensitive party rows over racism remarks and China spy allegations.

Reason

A Bill To Crack Down on Chinese Cars Could Shut Mercedes-Benz Out of American Markets

A new bipartisan bill would ban manufacturers from selling cars in the U.S. if more than 15 percent of shares are Chinese-owned.

Euronews

Did a Canadian intern of Chinese origin spy on NATO? Euronews explains

A Canadian intern at NATO’s top military base has been accused of spying for a foreign power. The case has exposed major questions over foreign interference at one of the Alliance’s most sensitive headquarters.

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The Conversation

Trump is sowing fear over Cuba, terrorism and the ‘radical left’. This is what could come next

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is again taking aim at Cuba. This time, however, the Trump administration is framing Havana as a decades-long sponsor of terrorism and espionage that has helped cultivate the “radical left” in the United States.

The Independent UK

Canadian intern arrested on suspicion of spying inside NATO headquarters

A Canadian woman was arrested and accused of espionage while working as an intern in the operational headquarters of the NATO military alliance

The Times of India

Spy scare at Nato headquarters: Canadian intern arrested in Belgium on espionage charges

A Canadian woman has been arrested in Belgium on suspicion of espionage while working as an intern at the operational headquarters of the Nato military alliance, Belgian authorities said on Saturday.

The Independent UK

Intern arrested in Belgium on suspicion of spying inside NATO military headquarters

Belgian authorities have arrested a Canadian woman accused of espionage while working as an intern at NATO's operational headquarters

France 24

Family of detained US scientist breaks silence after quiet diplomacy stalls

On this edition of Access Asia, we speak to a former FBI official helping Youlin Chen's family. The 54-year-old American scientist has been detained on espionage charges in China since November 2024, when he was visiting relatives in Beijing. His family has chosen to speak out after quiet diplomacy failed…

International Business Times UK

Czech Defence Supplier Employee Detained in China Amid Fears of 'Hostage Diplomacy' Over Alleged Spy

A Czech defence supplier employee has been detained in China, raising concerns of 'hostage diplomacy' amid ongoing espionage tensions between Prague and Beijing.

The Economic Times

Youlin Chen espionage case: US scientist detained in China for nearly 2 years, wife says no contact for 600 days; group links arrest to US nuclear test detection

Youlin Chen detained in China: A China-born American Youlin Chen, a seismologist, has been detained in China for almost two years. His family has now spoken publicly, hoping for his release and well-being. The espionage case gained attention after President Trump raised it with President Xi. According to an advocacy…

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