
Tehran’s Long Shadow: Four Arrested for London Spying
British counter-terrorism forces have dismantled a suspected Iranian spy ring, alleged to be gathering intelligence on the capital’s Jewish residents and institutions.

British counter-terrorism forces have dismantled a suspected Iranian spy ring, alleged to be gathering intelligence on the capital’s Jewish residents and institutions.

An Austrian ex-intelligence agent has appeared in court accused of passing classified information to Russia.

Espionage suspects allegedly collaborated with a third individual to distribute GPS-tracked parcels intended for sabotage.

Moscow released French academic Laurent Vinatier, who was imprisoned on espionage-related charges.

Convicted of undermining U.S. security in exchange for millions of dollars, one man’s espionage led to a major overhaul of the Central Intelligence Agency and a round of strained relations between Washington and Moscow.

Official surveillance, apparently conducted without Berlin’s authorisation, continued at least until 2014 and contradicted Berlin’s public criticism of U.S. espionage practices.

Two online profiles posing as headhunters are believed to be working for Chinese intelligence.

The European Commission is taking cautious steps toward building an internal intelligence unit—a sensitive move that has already raised concerns within the EU’s diplomatic service.

“The goal was to disrupt the German economy through acts of sabotage and show citizens the consequences of supporting Ukraine,” according to the judge.

Chinese and Russian operatives are allegedly exploiting emotional vulnerability among tech workers to obtain trade secrets.