North Korea seems to have a spy nest in Vienna. Estonian taekwondo leaders: 'We don't really interact with them'
North Korea's long-standing European Union stronghold, the International Taekwondo Federation (ITF) based in Vienna, is now under increased scrutiny from Austrian authorities.
Britain buys 'spy systems' stained with Palestinian blood
The UK government invests in Israeli spy software developed for use against Palestinians, despite public objections to Israeli actions.
'Unbreakable' code baffled detectives investigating mystery of MI6 spy found dead in bag
Detectives continue to grapple with the mysterious death of MI6 spy Gareth Williams, who was found dead inside a padlocked bag, as they misidentified a Welsh mountain in his diary as a secret code.
A Former American Spy Writes About Russian Dirty Tricks and Threats. Why Now?
Sean Wiswesser, a former CIA agent, discusses Russian intelligence tactics in his new book, raising the question of the timing of its release.
North Korea launches spy satellite and increases tensions with the South
North Korea has announced the end of a military agreement with South Korea and successfully launched a spy satellite, escalating tensions between the two nations.
DN Debate. "It's Time to Tell the Truth, Ingvar Carlsson!"
This opinion piece urges former Swedish Prime Minister Ingvar Carlsson to disclose what he knows about a Soviet diplomat and KGB spy related to the assassination of Olof Palme.
Former Polish intel chiefs charged over ‘Israeli spyware’ use
Former directors of Poland's Internal Security Agency and Military Counterintelligence Service have been charged for alleged misuse of Pegasus spyware to spy on opposition politicians during the previous government.
Possible Spy Identifying as Ukrainian: 'Accidental' Encounter and 700,000 Yen Envelope
A former employee of a machine tool manufacturer in Japan is under investigation for allegedly conveying trade secrets to a Russian government official following an encounter with someone claiming to be Ukrainian.
Engineer accessed the vacuum cleaners of thousands of households, could spy on people and eavesdrop
A Czech engineer reportedly managed to hack into the vacuum cleaners of numerous households, raising concerns over privacy and surveillance.
Somalia: Somalia's Spy Agency Says Over 23 Al-Shabaab Fighters Killed in Coordinated Operations
Somalia's National Intelligence and Security Agency reported the killing of over 23 Al-Shabaab fighters during recent coordinated operations in central regions of Somalia.
Sri Lanka arrests ex-spy chief over 2019 Easter bombings
Sri Lanka's former intelligence chief has been arrested in connection with the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings that resulted in the deaths of 279 people.
Warnings about Putin's spy forces
The article discusses warnings about Russian spies creating a sabotage network in Europe by purchasing properties near military and civilian targets, as reported by the British newspaper Telegraph.
General Public Officials to Receive 'Dangerous Duty Survivor Compensation' if Killed in Anti-Spy Operations
Starting now, not only police officers but also general public officials will receive 'Dangerous Duty Survivor Compensation' if they die while performing anti-spy operations.
Unexpected discovery by a programmer. These devices could spy and eavesdrop
A programmer revealed a significant security vulnerability in DJI devices, exposing the potential for extensive privacy invasions through unsecured data from consumer vacuum robots.
Love-struck 'Moscow mole' sent three-word text to FBI agent while drunk
Nomma Zarubina, a Russian spy, was imprisoned after sending a drunken text to an FBI agent.
Film architect Raine Karbi revealed the secret of the spy drama
The article discusses the mystery surrounding the architectural location featured in the Estonian series 'Reetur' and the role of architect Raine Karb.
Another spy in the hands of the ABW. He observed crucial facilities
A Belarusian national, Pavlov T., was arrested in Poland on suspicion of espionage for the Belarusian military intelligence, focusing on critical infrastructure and NATO-relevant sites.
Russia blames BRITAIN for assassination bid as Putin spy chief gunned down in Moscow
Russia has accused Britain of involvement in the assassination attempt against a senior military spy chief, following a shooting incident in Moscow.
Jealous Italian Spied on Ex-Partner Using a Drone, Faces Six Years in Prison for Stalking
A jealous Italian man is facing six years in prison for stalking after he used a drone to spy on his ex-partner.
Investigation: Russian spy agency takes over Wagner operations in Africa
After the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, Russia's SVR intelligence agency has assumed control of Wagner's operations in Africa, continuing its influence through disinformation and security strategies.
Iranian Crisis: The Russian Submarine Lurking in the Mediterranean to Spy on the Super Aircraft Carrier Ford
The Russian submarine's stealth capabilities pose a significant threat to US naval operations in the Mediterranean, particularly concerning the USS Ford aircraft carrier.
The National Court confirms that there are grounds to prosecute BBVA and its former president Francisco González for hiring Villarejo
The Spanish National Court confirms that BBVA and its former CEO Francisco González will stand trial for allegedly hiring retired commissioner José Manuel Villarejo to spy on individuals from 2004 to 2016.
All the betrayals of a prince, Andrew of England, who played and burned as Epstein's spy
Prince Andrew faces serious allegations involving espionage and misconduct that threaten the reputation of King Charles III and the monarchy.
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.
Nicholas Wennö: Here are this week's best streaming tips
An overview of the best new streaming content, including thrillers, spy series, and culinary shows, highlighting upcoming seasons and intriguing stories.
China’s latest box office draw: spy thriller backed by state espionage agency
A new spy thriller supported by China's Ministry of State Security has become a major box office success during Lunar New Year.
Scientist trying to disprove mysterious spy sickness tests microwave weapon on himself
A scientist attempting to debunk the 'Havana syndrome' tested a microwave weapon on himself, resulting in neurological damage and symptoms akin to the victims of the condition.
Suspected spy arrested - tried to sell Swedish soldier's laptop to Russia
A man has been arrested in Portugal for attempting to sell a Swedish soldier's laptop to Russia, raising concerns about espionage.
Inna, the Belarusian sex-spy who loved me: from the KGB to the front of Ukraine
The article reveals the story of Inna Kardash, a Belarusian spy with a past in the KGB, who posed as a journalist covering the Ukraine conflict, leading to a complicated personal relationship with a source.
Documents reveal messages between Chinese official and accused spy trio
Court documents unveil messages between a Chinese official and three Australian citizens accused of being involved in foreign interference linked to a banned Buddhist group.
'Countdown to war' as more US spy planes in Middle East
The United States has increased its military presence in the Middle East with the deployment of additional spy planes, indicating escalating tensions with Iran despite ongoing peace talks.
Farewell to Frederick Vreeland, the spy who suggested to Kennedy the phrase 'Ich bin ein Berliner'
Frederick Vreeland, a former CIA agent and diplomat, passed away at the age of 98 in Rome, known for his suave demeanor and contributions to history.
Chrome Extensions: The Enemy in Your Own Browser
Popular Chrome extensions spy on millions of users, with hundreds of apps illegally tracking browsing histories.
North Korea setting stage for Kim Jong-un’s daughter to succeed him, says Seoul’s spy agency
South Korea's National Intelligence Service indicates that Kim Jong-un's daughter, Kim Ju-ae, is being prepared to become his successor.
Some on Canada’s no-fly list kept on without ‘necessary grounds’: watchdog
A report from Canada's national spy watchdog reveals that some individuals have been placed on the no-fly list without appropriate legal justification.
Another spy in Poland? Collected critical information. "Could cause harm"
A Polish man has been charged with espionage for allegedly gathering sensitive information for Russian intelligence concerning Poland's national defense.
The Takaiuchi Government Accelerates 'Spy Prevention Law' and 'Japanese Version of CIA'
The Japanese government, led by Prime Minister Sanae Takaiuchi, is fast-tracking the legislation of a spy prevention law and the establishment of a national intelligence agency amidst concerns over civil liberties.
Christos Mavrikis: Shot in the air and barricaded himself in his house
Christos Mavrikis, a 75-year-old former spy, shot twice into the air before barricading himself in his home, leading to a police standoff in Spata, Greece.
Discussions on Spy Prevention Law to Intensify This Summer as Government Adjusts Plans to Establish a Panel of Experts
The Japanese government is set to establish a panel of experts this summer to intensify discussions on a proposed Spy Prevention Law advocated by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, following the establishment of a national intelligence agency.
Producer of Israeli spy thriller found dead in Athens hotel
Dana Eden, the co-creator of an Israeli TV series, was found dead in an Athens hotel, with authorities attributing her death to suicide and investigating further.
'Tehran' co-creator Dana Eden, 52, dies suddenly in Greece filming Israeli spy show's new season
Dana Eden, the co-creator of the hit series 'Tehran,' passed away unexpectedly in Athens, Greece, while filming its fourth season.
Will there be a Betrayal series 2?
The fate of a potential second series of the ITV spy thriller 'Betrayal' remains uncertain as the first season concludes.
Dana Eden, producer of the 'Tehran' series on Apple TV, dies under mysterious circumstances during filming in Athens
Dana Eden, the producer of Apple TV's spy series 'Tehran', was found dead in a hotel room in Athens, leading to an ongoing police investigation into the cause of her death.
Betrayal ending explained: What happened to John and Mehreen
The article discusses the ending of the ITV spy thriller 'Betrayal,' focusing on the fates of key characters John and Mehreen.
Producer of hit TV spy thriller found dead in hotel room
Dana Eden, the producer of the TV thriller 'Tehran,' was found dead in a hotel room in Athens while working on the show's new season, with preliminary indications suggesting suicide.
TV producer found dead in her hotel while filming fourth series of spy thriller
A TV producer, Dana Eden, was found dead in her hotel in Athens while filming the fourth season of the show 'Tehran', with an investigation underway.
Literature: How about an atomic bomb?
Kristof Magnusson's new novel "The Journey to the End of History" is a witty spy comedy set shortly after the end of the Soviet Union.
Larijani: Spy Networks Exploited Our Laxity and the Resistance Overcame the Shock of Assassinations
Iranian Security Chief Ali Larijani stated that Israeli espionage networks took advantage of a decrease in vigilance within certain Iranian institutions, while affirming that Tehran is now more prepared.
Graphite: The New Spy Ghost
The article discusses a new cybersecurity tool called 'Graphite,' developed by Paragon Solutions in Israel, which represents an evolution in digital privacy invasion techniques.
Karel Köcher was a native of Bratislava who infiltrated the CIA for the ŠtB
The article discusses Karel Köcher, a significant figure in Czechoslovak espionage, who infiltrated the CIA for the ŠtB and was involved in a famous spy exchange.