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Mossad blamed for Iranian commander’s death

Brigadier General Hassan Moghaddam, who was thought to be responsible for the Iranian missile arsenal inventory, was killed yesterday in a mysterious explosion thought to be masterminded by the Israeli spy agency, Mossad.

In the Media by Andre C James - 1 comment

U.S. soldier arrested in Alaska on suspicions of spying

Anchorage - A 22-year-old American soldier Specialist William Colton Millay, was arrested on Friday by agents of the Army counterintelligence service and the Army Criminal Investigation Command on charges of espionage.

In the Media by JohnThomas Didymus - 1 comment

Israeli government passes citizenship loyalty law

Jerusalem - The Israeli Knesset passes a law which gives the Supreme Court the power to take away Israeli citizenship of those found guilty of terrorism or espionage.

In the Media by Hailey Dilman - 6 comments

Congressman Ron Paul questions wake of Wikileaks exposures

In the wake of the Wikileaks scandal and arrest, Congressman Ron Paul presented a number of questions that he believes should first be addressed.

In the Media by Michael Krebs - 56 comments

Retired State Department Official sentenced to life for espionage

Washington - A man retired from the State Department will spend the rest of his days in prison for being a double-spy for Cuba. He told the court he did it because he firmly believed in the the Cuban revolution.

In the Media by Joan Firstenberg

Georgian diplomat sentenced to 20 years for espionage

Former Georgian diplomat Vakhtang Maysaya was sentenced to 20 years in prison on Friday for espionage. Maysaya gathered intelligence information for various foreign intelligence agencies.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

Google China cyberattack part of vast espionage campaign

Experts say that the cyber attacks that originated in China were part of a concreted political and corporate espionage that exploited flaws in e-mail attachments.

In the Media by Owen Weldon

Chavez warns Colombia, accuses US of espionage in Venezuela

Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez warned Colombia not to attack his country and if they did they would "regret it." Chavez also accused the United States of esponiage with spy planes flying over Venezuela.

In the Media by Andrew Moran

Trial of 'economic spies' for Chinese government began this week

Two Silicon Valley engineers are on trial for being economic spies for the Chinese government. This is only the second case in US history to go to trial under provisions of the 1996 Espionage Act. Economic espionage or start-up company?

In the Media by Kay Mathews - 2 comments

China holds Rio Tinto's executive

Stern Hu, general manger of Rio Tinto's iron ore business in China, an Australian citizen, and three other Chinese employees, have been detained by the Chinese government on suspicion of espionage and stealing state secrets since Sunday.

In the Media by Wang Fangqing

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Watch: Want a Spy Drone for Christmas?

Bill Weir makes the possibility of espionage a family affair with Parrot Drone.

Accused navy spy returns to court in Halifax

The case of a Halifax navy intelligence officer accused in a case of espionage has been adjourned until June.

Chinese firm's Canadian contracts raise security fears

The former head of U.S. counter-espionage says Canada is putting North American security at risk by allowing a Chinese tech giant to participate in major telecommunications projects.

Parents of American 'Spy' Held by Iran Issue Tearful Plea

The parents of an American ex-Marine who could face the death sentence in Iran for alleged espionage have released an emotional video statement about their son, an apparent plead for mercy for their "typical American boy."

Spy case won't hurt Canada's reputation, MacKay says

Defence Minister Peter MacKay is trying to reassure Canadians that allegations of espionage centring on a Halifax naval intelligence officer will not affect the country's reputation among other NATO members.