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Leaked FSB Memo Declares China 'Enemy' and Exposes Covert Spy Campaign

Russian Politics · Russia

Leaked FSB Memo Declares China 'Enemy' and Exposes Covert Spy Campaign

Coverage: 21 sources

Mossad Spent Eight Months Preparing Surprise Attack On Iran: Report

Mossad Spent Eight Months Preparing Surprise Attack On Iran: Report

62% Right coverage: 8 sources

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Amidst war with Iran, Netanyahu tries to subjugate Israel Security Agency

Benjamin Netanyahu · Israel

Amidst war with Iran, Netanyahu tries to subjugate Israel Security Agency

THE GOVERNMENT OF ISRAEL recently appointed a new acting chief at the Israel Security Agency (ISA, also known as Shabak). Identified only by their first initial, “S.”, this individual is one of the deputies of the outgoing ISA chief, Ronen Bar, and has reportedly served in the ISA for nearly 30 years. For the first time in ISA’s history, the organization is now being led by someone without a permanent appointment, marking a significant departure…Read Article

Austrian Report Contradicts US Finding that Iran Isn't Building Nuclear Arms

100% Right coverage: 5 sources

Nuclear Weapons · Iran See the Story

Russian spies operated in Portugal using forged Brazilian papers, report claims

TWO RUSSIAN SPIES USED forged documents acquired in Brazil in order to live in Portugal for years and use it as a base from where to conduct espionage, according to an investigation by Portuguese counterintelligence.Portugal · Portugal Read Article

Benjamin Netanyahu’s Firing Israeli Spy Chief Illegal, High Court Rules

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The High Court ruling stated that due to the Qatargate case, the prime minister and the government's firing of Bar was a conflict of interest.Benjamin Netanyahu · Jerusalem See the Story

Denmark takes over as chair of the Arctic Council at a time when Trump eyes Greenland

72% Left coverage: 18 sources

Denmark on Monday takes over the Arctic Council’s rotating chairmanship from Norway at a time when Arctic security tensions are fraught and U.S. President Donald Trump is seeking to annex Greenland.Arctic Council · Denmark See the Story

Before resigning, Israeli security official accuses Netanyahu of serious misconduct

VETERAN ISRAELI INTELLIGENCE OFFICER Ronen Bar, who has led the Israeli Security Agency (ISA, more widely known as the Shin Bet) since 2021, has submitted an affidavit to Israel’s Supreme Court, accusing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of serious misconduct. Netanyahu fired Bar in March, but the Supreme Court later suspended Bar’s firing. Now Bar has […]Benjamin Netanyahu · Israel Read Article

CIA Confirms Son of Top Official Fought and Died for Russia in Ukraine

45% Left coverage: 49 sources

Ukraine War · Ukraine See the Story

British civil servants warned of listening devices in pubs near government buildings

BRITAIN'S SECURITY AGENCIES HAVE reportedly warned civil servants and parliamentarians that public places located near government buildings may be bugged by foreign intelligence agencies.London, England · London Read Article

Thousands of Israeli military reservists call for deal with Hamas

42% Left coverage: 38 sources

Prime minister’s decision to resume ferocious offensive in Gaza provokes growing backlash from troopsBenjamin Netanyahu · Gaza See the Story

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