Espionage

Korbein Schultz admits to exchanging military secrets for over $40,000, faces sentencing in January 2025

'WhatsApp gave did spying job for months,' says Nicolas Maduro

Amazon Web Services public cloud system offers Israeli army ‘endless intelligence on nearly ‘everyone’ in Gaza Strip

A jury found Wang Shujun guilty on four counts including acting as a foreign agent

Terry, who previously served on White House National SC, failed to register as a foreign agent with US Justice Dept

US official says there has been increased Russian efforts to conduct sabotage activities throughout Europe

Australia's intel chief Mike Burgess says foreign intelligence officers were "quietly and professionally" expelled.

German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser warns of rising threats to democracy from far-right elements and espionage

Accused's counsel argues prosecution's failure to present evidence; bail confirmed on surety bonds of Rs200,000

ABC alleges intelligence operatives dispatched from India on Australian soil, Australian PM dodges allegations

Eight Indian naval officers, accused of spying for Israel, were sentenced to death in Oct; new sentences not specified

The execution comes a day after militants attacked a police station in Sistan-Baluchestan province

‘Deeply shocked’ India's Ministry of External Affairs says exploring all legal options

Xu Yanjun was found guilty on two counts which carry a maximum of 15 years in prison each and a fine of up to $5m

SCBA files appeal against SC order in Isa case

Suspect was tasked with convincing politicians that funding was being sent to Pakistan for terrorism

He was arrested for arranging transfers of money and SD cards loaded with stolen data

Complaint comes after evidence that military agents had illegally eavesdropped on congressmen, journalists, judges

He says he was forced to write apologies, was released after nine days

As the 48-year-old Australian is still fighting a US bid to extradite him from Britain

Faces up to 15 years in jail and a $5 million fine

'Manmohan S. agreed... to provide information to an employee of Indian spy agency, RAW'

The lawsuit comes as US-Saudi relations continue to suffer over the brutal murder last year of Saudi journalist Jamal

BlackBerry identifies espionage campaigns attempting to steal sensitive data from mobile devices

He also admits that he advised the DIA case officer how to hide and launder any funds

Foreign Minister Marise Payne says Yang Hengjun, an outspoken pro-democracy activist, is held under 'harsh conditions'

Captures 17 spies working for the US intelligence agency

Court admits petition, rejects appeal seeking stay on execution

Lt Gen (retd) Javed Iqbal, Brigadier (retd) Raja Rizwan and doctor Wasim Akram convicted: ISPR

Kevin Mallory was convicted under the Espionage Act for selling classified US 'defense information'

In a case that has inflamed tensions between Ottawa and Beijing

Manmohan S accused of providing information about Sikh community and Kashmir movement to spy agency RAW

In charges of spying for Gulf rival Qatar

Authorities claim he leaked data about nuclear capable missile system

The Chinese national came to the US on a student visa and later enlisted in the army reserves

Ricketson has spent more than a year behind bars after his bail was denied

Madhuri Gupta's lawyer says the ex-diplomat denies charges and would appeal her sentencing in a higher court

Jewish state attempted to murder 2,700 'enemy individuals' in 70 years of its existence, according to new book

Says provision of such access under Vienna Convention is only for legitimate visitors, not for spies

Prosecutors said Zhou was recruited by a mainland official who asked him to build a spy network in return for money

Chinese espionage had increased since President Xi Jinping took office in 2013

New Delhi has urged the UN court to halt the spy's execution

These recent developments create an ominous picture for future relations between the two countries

Rewards ranging from $1,500 to $73,000 are offered to citizens who blow the whistle on suspected spies

Chinese spy cases in Taiwan usually involve retired Taiwanese military officers

The officials belonging to RAW, were tasked to stoke unrest in Pakistan

According to reports, Mohammed Akhtar was in possession of highly classified documents related to the Indian army

Sandy Phan-Gillis, from Houston, Texas, was arrested in March 2015 and had been held without charges since then

Isolated North Korea has restarted coded radio broadcasts, presumed to be targeted at its spies

US officials had intercepted a conversation in which a Pakistani official said they were receiving US secrets from her