Justiça de Mato Grosso derrubou a prisão preventiva de Elenice Ballarotti Laurindo, esposa de Aníbal Manoel Laurindo, apontados como supostos mandantes do assassinato do advogado Roberto Zampieri. A decisão considerou que Elenice é pessoa idosa e respondeu em liberdade desde o início do caso.
The G7 summit in France will be dominated by Donald Trump's unpredictable agenda, amidst escalating global nuclear tensions and China's accusations of foreign espionage using marine animals and advanced technology. Trump's participation is expected to be influenced by Middle East developments, while global powers grapple with the increasing risk of nuclear conflict and rising military spending.
China's Ministry of State Security alleges foreign intelligence agencies are using marine animals, including 'spy turtles' and 'spy fish,' equipped with sensors to gather sensitive data in Chinese waters. The ministry claims these animals transmit real-time information on water conditions and vessel activity via satellite, as part of an "invisible secret war."
China's Ministry of State Security has warned of "underwater espionage" by foreign intelligence agencies, claiming they are using "spy turtles and fish" equipped with sensors to collect sensitive marine data. The ministry urged researchers, fishermen, and ship owners to be vigilant against foreign-provided equipment.
China has arrested a U.S. citizen, Min Zin, who heads a Myanmar-focused think tank, on suspicion of espionage and endangering national security. The detention occurred on June 3 at Kunming airport, with sources citing the sensitivity of the case. The U.S. State Department confirmed awareness and is providing consular assistance.
China confirmed the detention of Min Zin, a US-citizen Myanmar political researcher, on espionage charges. This comes as Myanmar's junta leader Min Aung Hlaing is set to visit China next week.
China has detained a Myanmar citizen, Min Zin, on suspicion of espionage and endangering national security. The US consulate in Guangzhou has been notified. This comes as Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing is set to visit China next week.
Chinese authorities have arrested US scholar Min Zin, who writes on Myanmar and Chinese foreign policy, on suspicion of espionage. Min Zin, a former student activist who sought asylum in the US, was last seen on June 3 in Kunming, China. The arrest is uncommon for US citizens and occurs amid efforts to reset US-China relations.
China has confirmed the arrest of a US citizen in Kunming on suspicion of espionage and endangering national security. The US consulate in Guangzhou has been informed. The arrest follows reports by the "New York Times" and comes weeks after a visit by US President Donald Trump.
US media reports a DIA source leaked info that the Pentagon raised the Israeli espionage threat to the highest level due to increased intelligence activities against the US. Israel denies the claims, calling them 'completely false'.
美國當局查封13個網域，懷疑是中國特務利用這些網站，從擁有安全許可的美國人手中獲取機密資訊。此舉與「五眼聯盟」的警告一致，顯示中國情報單位使用AI誘騙美國安全許可持有人。
A 34-year-old man is charged with espionage for allegedly trying to sell classified information from Sweden's military to Russian intelligence services (FSB and GRU) during a trip to Moscow. He also faces charges of stalking and a separate investigation into conspiracy to commit murder.
US President Donald Trump's recent rhetoric on China, including support for Chinese students and farmland acquisitions, contrasts with his administration's restrictive policies, sparking debate on his transactional approach versus a desire for stabilized bilateral ties.
The Pentagon's DIA has raised the threat level of Israeli espionage to the highest due to aggressive spying on US officials, particularly regarding Iran and Lebanon policies, amid heightened tensions and conflicting interests between the US and Israel.
China is using fake job recruitment schemes on platforms like LinkedIn to trick government and military personnel into revealing sensitive information, according to a Five Eyes intelligence alliance warning. Targets are asked for non-public details, with initial payments escalating for more classified data.
The Five Eyes intelligence alliance warned that China is using fake job recruitment schemes on platforms like LinkedIn to trick government and military personnel into revealing sensitive information. Operatives pose as recruiters, offering jobs to gather privileged military, political, and economic data, with targets including security clearance holders and academics. China has rejected the allegations as 'malicious slander'.
Aditya Dhar's 'Dhurandhar 2: The Revenge' concludes its theatrical run with Rs 1148.95 crore, just shy of Rs 1150 crore. The film's worldwide gross is Rs 1812.82 crore. An unrated OTT version is now available on JioHotstar.
Russia's FSB detained a 63-year-old Sevastopol resident suspected of high treason for allegedly transferring intelligence about Russian soldiers to Ukraine's SBU. The man reportedly confirmed his recruitment via WhatsApp and is now in custody.
A reporter for China's Guangming Daily, Yang Yiming, will stand trial in Prague after being detained for four months. Accused of working for Chinese intelligence and gathering unfavorable information on Czech politicians friendly to Taiwan, he faces charges of "unauthorized activities for a foreign power," a first in the Czech Republic.
A Chinese journalist, Yang Yiming, working for the CCP's Guangming Daily in Prague, will stand trial for allegedly working for Chinese intelligence. He is accused of gathering unfavorable information on Czech politicians friendly to Taiwan. This marks the first prosecution in the Czech Republic under the "unauthorized activities for foreign powers" law, carrying a maximum sentence of five years.
Novosti reports Cloudflare serves US federal agencies including DHS, Justice, and Treasury, providing high-level security for sensitive data. Russia's FSB claims Cloudflare and Fastly were exploited in a spy campaign targeting Russian officials.
A British couple, Craig and Lindsay Foreman, have had their appeal rejected in Iran after being sentenced to 10 years for espionage. Their family alleges they were denied access to the appeal hearing and are concerned about the lack of clarity regarding their case and the pressure being applied by the UK government.
A British couple, Craig and Lindsay Foreman, have lost their appeal against spying convictions in Iran, receiving 10-year sentences. They deny the charges and are on hunger strike. Their family expressed concern over the appeal process and lack of clarity from the UK government.
Craig and Lindsay Foreman, a British couple aged 53, have lost their appeal against spying convictions in Iran, receiving 10-year sentences. Their family reports they were denied access to the appeal hearing and are unaware of the proceedings. The couple is on hunger strike in Tehran's Evin prison, with communication cut off. The UK government expressed disappointment and vowed to continue efforts for their release.
