Espionage
Israel tells France it takes spyware scandal seriously
Pegasus can switch on a phone's camera or microphone and harvest its data, and is at the centre of a storm after a list of about 50,000 potential surveillance...
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Australia launches anti-espionage task force amid China spy concerns
Prime Minister Scott Morrison said the new force would involve all the country's top intelligence agencies 'to disrupt and deter anyone attempting to undermine our national interests'.
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Ecuador throws out Assange lawsuit
Magistrate Karen Martinez ruled that the suit could not move forward, as filed by WikiLeaks' attorney, the former Spanish judge Baltasar Garzon.
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Ecuador no longer to intervene with UK for WikiLeaks Assange - foreign minister
Neither the UK’s Foreign and Commonwealth Office nor lawyers for Assange immediately responded to emails seeking comment after normal business hours.
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Ecuador gives Assange citizenship, seeks end to embassy stay
Ecuador made the move hours after the British government refused a request from the South American nation for Assange to be given diplomatic status.
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[OPINION] Whose keeping an eye on South Africa’s spies?
South Africa's intelligence services operate secretly and with minimal oversight. So citizens will probably never know exactly what they are up to.
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BAT: Probe into claims of using officials to eliminate competition still ongoing
Small tobacco producers have accused BAT of corporate espionage and feeding officials false information about them.
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North Korea sentences Korean American to 10 years hard labour
Kim Dong Chul was arrested in October and had admitted to committing “unpardonable espionage”.
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Turkish court takes journalist's espionage trial behind closed doors
Can Dundar & Erdem Gul allegedly published footage showing state intelligence taking weapons to Syria in 2014.
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‘BAT used bullying tactics to stay ahead’
EWN revealed the contents of an affidavit of an alleged corporate tobacco war between BAT & its competitors.
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Germany suffers a spy 'leak' of a different kind
Leaks from stolen taps have caused massive damage to Germany’s spy agency.
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Greenpeace demands answers for being under govt. surveillance
Leaked Spy Cables identify Greenpeace as a target for the SSA’s spy operations.
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#SpyCables: Al Jazeera denies Snowden’s involvement in digital leak
Al Jazeera says Edwin Snowden played no part in leaking the documents.
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#SpyCables: Iranian spy operations in SA revealed
A dossier claims Iranian agents used cellphone & Persian rug shops as well as news agencies as a cover.
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#SpyCables: Leaked intelligence tells of SA spy operations
Al Jazeera's Spy Cables reveals details of SA's murky intelligence operations written by state agents.
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Al Jazeera release 'Spy Cables'
The top secret documents come from the world’s major agencies including Mossad, MI6 and FSB.
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Snowden knows more secrets – father
Snowden is wanted in the US for espionage and other charges after leaking details of the NSA.
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Snowden's father: My son won't get a fair trial
Lonnie Snowden says he doesn't think his son would receive a fair trial in the United States.
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Snowden to meet human rights groups - official
Snowden has reportedly not left the airport transit area despite offers of asylum from three countries.
