A woman was detained in Moscow by the FSB for attempting to plant an improvised explosive device under a security officer's car and plotting terrorist activity in exchange for help to move to an EU country.
As inflation erodes wage gains, US workers like Gilberto Rubio and Jessica Ordeñana face financial hardship, while the ultrarich, including Elon Musk, see their wealth surge. California's controversial billionaire tax measure heads to a November ballot, reflecting growing public sentiment against extreme wealth inequality.
Anil Tanwar, a 56-year-old security officer, shot his wife Asha Rani (52) and son Prashant (27) dead at their Gurgaon home after a heated argument on Saturday night.
Former Israeli security officers accuse Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of appointing loyalists to lead the Shin Bet and Mossad intelligence agencies.
Egisto Ott, a former Austrian state security officer, has been convicted of espionage. He allegedly leaked confidential information to the FPÖ and was linked to Wirecard fugitive Jan Marsalek, acting as a courier for a Russian spy network.
Philippine authorities are investigating Senate security officers, including Sergeant-at-Arms Mao Aplasca, for discharging weapons without provocation. This occurred while Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, facing an ICC arrest warrant, took shelter and later escaped the legislative building.
Philippine Senate security officers are under investigation for firing weapons without provocation. Senator Ronald dela Rosa, wanted by the ICC, briefly sought refuge in the Senate building last week. Initial findings identify Sergeant-at-Arms Mao Aplasca as firing the first shot.
Chief property and security officer Ian Collard set to submit written answers to foreign affairs committee questionsA key figure in the row over Peter Mandelson’s appointment as UK ambassador to Washington will not appear before a parliamentary committee of MPs to give evidence.Dame Emily Thornberry had requested that Ian Collard speak to the foreign affairs committee (FAC) on Tuesday, but confirmed on Saturday that he would submit written answers instead.Whether he felt under pressure to deliver Lord Mandelson’s clearance, after Sir Olly said there was an “atmosphere of pressure” and “constant chasing” from Downing Street.Whether he had seen the cover form for Lord Mandelson’s vetting by UK Security Vetting (UKSV), the agency responsible for checks on candidates for sensitive posts, in which it had ticked two red boxes – meaning they had “high concern” and recommended “clearance denied or withdrawn”.If he was asked by anyone in the Foreign Office, Downing Street or the Cabinet Office for advice about whether Lord Mandelson required vetting for the post given he was a member of the House of Lords.If he advised on how Lord Mandelson should be treated during the period between his appointment being announced and his clearance coming through. Continue reading...
