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Financial Times: The European Commission fears espionage – EU officials in the US equipped with ‘burner phones’ and secure laptops

“The fear is that the US could infiltrate the Commission’s systems,” an official stated – The Commission confirmed that security guidelines have recently been revised, without providing further details

British couple detained in Iran and charged with espionage

He was on a motorbike trip to various countries, as part of a mission to promote positive psychology, with a final destination in Australia

Thessaloniki: 31-year-old man arrested for photographing facilities of the “Macedonia” airport

The accused will be brought before the Public Prosecutor

China: Its secret “weapon” in global developments – Concern about espionage

The nature of its action makes it difficult to detect and treat, leaving room for doubt

USA: Espionage, mass hysteria or secret tests? The five most likely scenarios for the drone sightings

Paroxysm for the flights of unmanned flying vehicles, despite the assurances of the FBI that there is no danger - Trump's "intervention" and the most reasonable explanations

Germany: Prosecution for espionage against a Turkish man

He was allegedly stalking people he believed to be associated with Fethullah Gulen

A spy thriller in Britain: Two Bulgarian women engaged in a “love triangle” for the benefit of Russia

The spy ring allegedly operated - based in Britain - on behalf of Russia in various European cities from 2020 to 2023

USA: CIA member leaked Israel’s top secret plan to attack Tehran

The top CIA official was arrested in Cambodia by a special FBI team

Iran: state television broadcast footage of Ismail Qaani being interrogated as a Mossad agent

After emerging unscathed from a recent Israeli attack in Beirut, Qaani is being investigated by the theocratic regime as a spy - Is it possible that he helped Israel kill Nasrallah and Haniyah

Rhodes: Four arrests of Turks carrying out unauthorised work on a telecommunications antenna

All four have reportedly been investigated by the NIS in the past for their activities

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