Russia plans to completely block the messaging app 'Telegram'
The Russian government is moving to implement a complete ban on the Telegram messaging app, citing concerns over its use by criminals and foreign intelligence agencies.
Russia Plans to Block Telegram in April, Sources Say
Russia is planning to block the messaging app Telegram in April due to concerns that it is being used for criminal activities and as a foreign intelligence tool.
Searching for Solutions for English Education in the AI Era, Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies Holds Colloquium
Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies will host a colloquium to discuss the current status and future directions of English education amidst rapid technological advancements.
Ruslan Shoszyn: From Intelligence Power to Propaganda Tool? Putin Changed the SVR into an Instrument of Disinformation
The article discusses the transformation of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) under Putin's regime, from a respected intelligence agency into a tool for state propaganda and disinformation.
The Death of El Mencho
The Mexican Secretary of Defense announced the death of Nemesio Oseguera, known as El Mencho, leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel, following an operation based on intelligence collaboration with foreign institutions.
Exclusive: Whistleblower confirms details of death, torture in Brazilian-led foreign fighter unit in Ukraine
A whistleblower has confirmed the use of torture and abuse in a Brazilian-led foreign fighter unit in Ukraine, implicating the unit in the death of recruit Bruno Gabriel Leal da Silva.
Delivery of classified information to a foreign power: the court releases a former engineer of the DGSE
A former engineer of the French intelligence agency DGSE was acquitted of delivering classified data to a foreign employer but received a suspended sentence for improperly handling classified documents.
German spies gain more power - trust in the USA declines
Germany is increasing the power and funding of its foreign intelligence agency, the BND, amid declining trust in the USA.
Public dispute escalates in Russia - Now a minister makes a strong claim: Russian army messages are leaking
Russia's Digital Minister Maksut Shadaev claims that foreign intelligence agencies are systematically accessing Telegram communications, which are being used against the Russian army.
Military Intelligence: Hostile States' Agencies Actively Recruit via Social Media
Lithuanian military intelligence reports that hostile foreign agencies are recruiting individuals on social media to spread ethnic discord in the country.
New 'Spy' Directorate of the Kremlin is being tested in Hungary and Armenia
Russia is restructuring its foreign relations efforts with the establishment of a new directorate that retains the functions of its predecessor while presenting a cleaner public image.
‘Deliberate Fabrication’: Telegram Denies Foreign Spys Can See Messages Russian Soldiers Send
Telegram refutes claims by Russian officials that foreign intelligence can access messages sent by Russian soldiers in Ukraine, calling the allegations a deliberate fabrication.
‘Deliberate Fabrication’: Telegram Denies Foreign Spies Can See Messages Russian Soldiers Send
Telegram refutes claims by a Russian official that foreign intelligence can access messages sent by Russian soldiers, calling it a fabrication amid increasing government scrutiny.
Sydney businessman falsely claimed security advice given to Chinese spies came from Kevin Rudd, court hears
An Australian businessman is on trial for allegedly providing security advice, falsely attributed to former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, to Chinese intelligence agents.
Man allegedly compiled reports for 'Chinese intelligence', court hears
An Australian businessman is facing trial for allegedly compiling reports for individuals he believed were associated with Chinese intelligence.
Russia: Foreign intelligence services 'monitor' soldiers' messages on Telegram
Russian officials have acknowledged that foreign intelligence agencies can access the messages sent by Russian soldiers using the Telegram messaging app during the conflict in Ukraine.
Foreign Intelligence Can See Russian Military’s Telegram Correspondence, Minister Claims
A Russian minister claimed that foreign intelligence services can access Telegram communications of Russian troops in Ukraine, attributing this to a heightened risk for military operations.
Meelis Oidsalu: The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service's reassuring tone does not match Russia's military preparations
The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service's recent security report suggests that Russia is able to enhance its military capabilities while remaining engaged in the conflict in Ukraine, contradicting the narrative that President Putin is exhausting his resources in Ukraine.
Israeli Charged with Gathering Intelligence on Gallant for Iran
An Israeli man has been charged with contact with a foreign agent after allegedly collecting intelligence on former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for an Iranian contact.
Forbidden Stories: Details of Russian Influence Networks After the Founder of Wagner's Departure
A new report reveals the reorganization of Russian influence networks in Africa and Latin America following the departure of Wagner founder Yevgeny Prigozhin, with control shifting to the Russian foreign intelligence service.
What is the situation in Iran after the rebellion?
The article discusses the current situation in Iran following recent rebellions, highlighting government allegations against foreign intelligence services for inciting unrest.
German intelligence chief warns of Russian threat during federal state elections
The chief of German foreign intelligence has warned that Russia plans to conduct hybrid attacks during high-stakes federal state elections this year.
Germany: The head of the intelligence services calls for greater operational freedom to address threats
The head of Germany's foreign intelligence service has emphasized the need for greater operational freedom to combat hybrid threats from Russia.
Wall Street Journal: Whistleblower Complaint Against Gabbard Based on Foreign Call Regarding Kushner
The Wall Street Journal reveals details of a secret whistleblower complaint against U.S. National Intelligence Director Tulsi Gabbard, linked to a call involving Jared Kushner.
China reacts to CIA recruitment video: promises to take action
China's Foreign Ministry condemned a CIA recruitment video aimed at Chinese military officers, pledging to safeguard national security against perceived hostile forces.
Cold War Days: Europeans Open Discussion on Nuclear Weapons
The recent interruption of American intelligence support to Ukraine has prompted European discussions on developing a nuclear deterrent independent of the United States.
The document that the U.S. intelligence chief hid is a conversation of foreign officials about Iran in which Kushner was mentioned
A document concealed by U.S. intelligence chief Tulsi Gabbard details a May conversation between foreign officials about Iran, in which Jared Kushner was mentioned.
Iran 1953, Operation Ajax and the Long Shadow of Western Intelligence Services
The article discusses the historical context and implications of the 1953 Operation Ajax in Iran, led by the U.S. and UK to overthrow democratically elected Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddeq.
Report: Russia has adopted a new name for Finland and the Baltic countries
A report by Estonia's foreign intelligence service indicates that Russia is increasing its military capabilities while also adopting new terminologies for neighboring nations including Finland.
Estonian foreign intelligence: Russia's line towards the West has changed
According to Estonia's foreign intelligence service, Russia is pretending to be willing to negotiate peace in Ukraine while maintaining hostile views towards the West, particularly the U.S.
VSD warns residents not to succumb to Belarusian intelligence provocations
The Lithuanian State Security Department has issued a warning against a Belarusian KGB video circulating on social media that attempts to provoke residents into contacting the foreign agency.
Two more Chinese nationals accused of foreign interference
Two Chinese nationals have been charged in Australia for allegedly gathering intelligence on a Buddhist group to send to China.
Two more Chinese nationals charged with foreign interference
Two Chinese nationals have been arrested in Australia and charged with spying and gathering information on a local Buddhist group on behalf of Chinese authorities.
Russia is developing massive drone units near Estonia
Estonia's Foreign Intelligence Service warns that Russia is forming large-scale military drone units across all branches of its armed forces as part of a military reform.
Rosin: The Russian economy has become very vulnerable to every new sanction package
Kaupo Rosin from Estonia's Foreign Intelligence Service stated that Russia's economy is in a poor state and is increasingly vulnerable to sanctions despite its attempts to project strength.
Estonian Intelligence: The Bottom of the Russian 'Food Chain' Knows What's Really Going On
Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service head Kaupo Rosin claims Russia is stalling negotiations with Washington without genuine collaboration.
Lavrov comments on Epstein-Russia spy claims
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov dismissed Western media claims linking Jeffrey Epstein to Russian intelligence as unfounded and a form of yellow journalism.
Estonia: Russia plans military reinforcement as it worries about European rearmament
Estonia's foreign intelligence service reports that Russia is not planning an immediate military attack on NATO states but is focusing on rebuilding its forces amid Europe's intensified rearmament efforts.
Russia has increased artillery shell production 17 times since the onset of war
Russia has significantly ramped up its artillery shell production, increasing it by over 17 times since the beginning of the war, according to the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service.
Kaupo Rosin: Now is the right time to press the pedal and increase pressure on Russia
Kaupo Rosin, the head of Estonia's Foreign Intelligence Service, argues that the current state of Russia's economy indicates that sanctions are effective and that it is now the right moment to intensify pressure on Russia.
At 22:00 'In the First Studio': Head of Foreign Intelligence Service Kaupo Rosin
The head of Estonia's Foreign Intelligence Service, Kaupo Rosin, discusses the current threats posed by Russia on the ETV program 'Esimene Stuudio.'
Russia does not plan to attack NATO in the near future, considers the Estonian intelligence service
The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service reports that while Russia poses a threat, there are no current plans for an immediate attack on NATO member states.
Head of Estonian Intelligence: Russia thinks it can outsmart the US in Ukraine peace talks
The head of the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service, Kaupo Rosin, states that Russia believes it can gain time in negotiations with the United States regarding Ukraine, indicating no genuine willingness to collaborate meaningfully with the US.
Read in full: the fresh threat assessment by the Foreign Intelligence Service
The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service released its 11th public threat assessment, focusing on external security threats to Estonia.
According to Estonian Foreign Intelligence, Russia does not plan to attack NATO this year
Estonian Foreign Intelligence Chief Kaupo Rosin stated that Russia has no plans to militarily attack Estonia or any other NATO country this year.
Estonian Foreign Intelligence: Russia is Building a Huge Drone Army
Estonia's foreign intelligence service reports that Russia is forming massive drone units across all branches of its military to enhance combat and support operations.
Rosin: Russia currently has no intention to attack Estonia
Director Kaupo Rosin of the Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service stated that Russia does not plan to attack Estonia in the near future, despite ongoing military aggression in Ukraine.
Estonia must be ready to repel drones across its entire territory in the event of a conflict
The Estonian Foreign Intelligence Service warns that Estonia needs to be prepared to counter the threat of mass drone units that Russia is developing as part of its military reform.
Russian spies disguised as scientists are trying to restore contacts in the Greater Baltic region
Estonia's Foreign Intelligence Service warns that the Kremlin is attempting to re-establish influence in the Baltic region using academic tools, particularly after the escalation of the war in Ukraine.
At the Air Court, the 54-year-old wing commander: How the financial aspect of espionage in favor of China was 'upgraded'
A 54-year-old wing commander of the Greek Air Force is being brought before the Air Court in Athens for espionage activities allegedly benefiting the Chinese government, sparking concerns about foreign intelligence penetration into Greece's national security systems.