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The Rosenbergs: First Civilians Executed for Espionage

9th - Higher Ed
Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were the first US citizens to be convicted and executed for sharing government secrets during peacetime. Were they innocent?
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Next Animation Studio

Snowden says Biden was ‘deeply involved’ in E.U. spy scandal

12th - Higher Ed
Danish media says the Danish spy agency helped the U.S. to spy on European politicians from 2012 to 2014.
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Weird History

The Life Of Mata Hari

12th - Higher Ed
Who was Mata Hari? Exotic dancer, courtesan, seductress, spy, and femme fatale: Mata Hari was many things to many different people. But she is perhaps best remembered for the fact that she was executed during World War I for espionage.
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Next Animation Studio

U.S. and allies accuse China of serious ransomware crimes

12th - Higher Ed
Beijing is being accused of supporting Chinese officials who hire hackers to steal from individuals and firms worldwide. <br/>
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TLDR News

The Huawei Hacking Controversy Explained - TLDR News

12th - Higher Ed
Over recent months, Chinese telecommunications and electronics company, Huawei has found itself at the centre of international controversy. There has been growing fear that Huawei’s equipment can or will be used by the Chinese government...
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Women of the American Revolution: The Real Unsung Heroes

9th - Higher Ed
During the American Revolutionary War some American women disguised themselves as men in order to join the fight, and played a critical role both on the home front and on the battlefield.
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Next Animation Studio

Israeli spyware used by Saudi murderers, regimes worldwide

12th - Higher Ed
The Washington Post reports that an Israeli company sold “military-grade spyware” that can easily bypass a smartphone’s passwords and access all data on that phone.
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Virginia Hall: Nazi Nemesis

9th - Higher Ed
They called her the Limping Lady. The Allied spy who topped the Nazis’ most wanted list. This is the story of Virginia Hall – one of the most decorated special agents of the Second World War.
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Curated Video

The Cold War: Keeping Friends Close, but Enemies Closer

9th - Higher Ed
Using animals to spy on enemies was an espionage tactic employed by the US during the Cold War - and beyond.
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Captured: Roert Hanssen

Higher Ed
Jon Leiberman reports on how one of the FBI agent Robert Hanssen turned on his own country and how he was caught by the agency he was supposed to be helping. (Scripps News)
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Press Association

Khan says he has 'no legal powers to intervene' on China 'super embassy' decision but acknowledges concerns

Higher Ed
Mayor of London Sir Sadiq Khan says he has 'no legal powers to intervene' on the decision on whether to grant China permission for a new London “super embassy”.



However, the Mayor acknowledged that the proposition to construct...
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Press Association

Chinese spy case evidence says Beijing carried out ‘large scale espionage’ in UK

Higher Ed
Chinese intelligence services are carrying out “large scale espionage” operations against the UK but the Government is committed to a “positive relationship” with Beijing, deputy national security adviser Matt Collins said.



In...
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Press Association

Starmer says evidence in collapsed China spy case will be published

Higher Ed
Sir Keir Starmer has promised to publish the evidence submitted by the Government as part of the collapsed China spy case.



The Prime Minister said he intends to publish the witness statements prepared by deputy national...
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Press Association

Badenoch says PM’s adviser Jonathan Powell has ‘questions to answer’ on China spying case

Higher Ed
Kemi Badenoch said she is worried that a “cover up” is taking place in regards to the Government’s involvement in the collapse of a major Chinese spying court case.



Speaking during a visit to Grantham, Lincolnshire, the...
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Curated Video

US Navy sailor convicted of espionage for sharing sensitive military information with China

9th - Higher Ed
A US Navy sailor was convicted of espionage after a jury found him guilty of selling sensitive information to a Chinese intelligence officer.
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Former EU diplomat suspected of espionage for China

9th - Higher Ed
A former EU diplomat is reportedly under investigation in Germany after being suspected to spy for China.



Two lobbyists are also involved, German media

reported.

Police have raided homes and offices in...
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'Unacceptable': Australia criticises China detention of writer

9th - Higher Ed
Yang Hengjun, a former Chinese diplomat turned online journalist, has been held in China since January.
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Australia launches formal probe into Chinese spy claims

9th - Higher Ed
Australian authorities have launched a formal investigation into claims Chinese intelligence services attempted to plant a spy in the federal government.
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Defecting Chinese 'spy' 'offers' trove of intel to Australia

9th - Higher Ed
A self-confessed Chinese spy says he has offered a trove of intelligence information to Australia’s domestic spy agency, ASIO.
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US: Saudi Arabia recruited Twitter employees charged for spying

9th - Higher Ed
Two Saudi citizens, one American accused of working together to unmask ownership of dissident Twitter accounts.
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Who's responsible when surveillance technology is misused? | Inside Story

9th - Higher Ed
Court rejects attempt to stop Israeli firm NSO selling hacking technology.
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Jim Balsillie concerned about Canada’s coziness with Huawei | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley

9th - Higher Ed
Canadian tech pioneer Jim Balsillie talks about why he thinks the government is too cozy with Huawei in an exclusive interview with Wendy Mesley. Balsillie says he is “extraordinarily concerned” about Ottawa’s approach to the security...
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Curated Video

Russia's ambassador to the EU downplays detoriorating relations with the bloc

9th - Higher Ed
Russia's ambassador to the EU has downplayed detoriorating relations with the bloc.



The EU says it will recall its ambssador to Russia and some EU states say they're considering expelling Russian d

iplomats....
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Sessions denies any contact with Russia to talk politics

9th - Higher Ed
U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions under pressure to resign after reports he met Russian ambassador during presidential campaign