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International Espionage

May 13, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

Bulgarian Honeytrap Agents in Russian Spy Ring Jailed After Espionage Plot

Two Bulgarian women involved in a Russian espionage ring were sentenced to jail on Monday after a dramatic case that exposed the underhanded tactics used by foreign intelligence services on UK soil.

North Korea/World

North Korean IT Workers Targeting European Companies, Researchers Warn

Cybersecurity experts have raised alarms over a growing threat posed by North Korean IT workers infiltrating companies across Europe, with a new report revealing an alarming rise in these espionage activities. These agents, often referred to as “IT warriors,” are

April 4, 2025

Top German Spy Warns: Putin’s Russia Poses an Unprecedented Threat to the West

News

On October 14, 2024, Germany’s Parliamentary Control Committee (PKGr) convened for a rare public hearing, marking the eighth such instance in its history. The

Nord Stream Sabotage: Conspiracy, Cover-Up, and Betrayal Exposed

Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The mysterious sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines has all the elements of a Hollywood crime drama: conspiracy, cover-up – and betrayal. A new

Bulgarian Honeytrap Agents in Russian Spy Ring Jailed After Espionage Plot

May 13, 2025
Defence/Diplomacy

Two Bulgarian women involved in a Russian espionage ring were sentenced to jail on Monday after a dramatic case that exposed the underhanded tactics used by foreign intelligence services on UK soil.

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North Korean IT Workers Targeting European Companies, Researchers Warn

April 4, 2025
North Korea/World

Cybersecurity experts have raised alarms over a growing threat posed by North Korean IT workers infiltrating companies across Europe, with a new report revealing an alarming rise in these espionage activities. These

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Top German Spy Warns: Putin’s Russia Poses an Unprecedented Threat to the West

October 15, 2024
News

On October 14, 2024, Germany’s Parliamentary Control Committee (PKGr) convened for a rare public hearing, marking the eighth such instance in its history. The event served as a critical platform for the

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Nord Stream Sabotage: Conspiracy, Cover-Up, and Betrayal Exposed

August 28, 2024
Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

The mysterious sabotage of the Nord Stream pipelines has all the elements of a Hollywood crime drama: conspiracy, cover-up – and betrayal. A new series of revelations from the German police, published

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