Espionage

DOJ Indicts New York Resident For Allegedly Spying On Pro-Democracy Activists For Chinese Government

US Warns Tech Startups Of Espionage Threats From China And Others Adversaries Via Foreign Investments: 'Can Directly Lead To The Failure Of These Companies'

Possible Espionage Threat? US Officials Warn Of Chinese Interference With Undersea Internet Cables In Pacific

US Warns Tech Startups Of Espionage Threats From China And Others Adversaries Via Foreign Investments: 'Can Directly Lead To The Failure Of These Companies'

Possible Espionage Threat? US Officials Warn Of Chinese Interference With Undersea Internet Cables In Pacific

Chinese National With US Citizenship Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Missile-Tracking Secrets From Defense Contractor

'10 Cups Of Tea': China's Top Intelligence Agency Outlines Offenses That Could Lead To Summons

Chinese National With US Citizenship Arrested For Allegedly Stealing Missile-Tracking Secrets From Defense Contractor

'10 Cups Of Tea': China's Top Intelligence Agency Outlines Offenses That Could Lead To Summons

Chinese Spy Agency Detains Head Of Foreign Consulting Firm Accused of Espionage For UK's MI6

US Government Contractor In Custody Over Accusations Of Spying For Ethiopia

Espionage Recent News

Tourists Or Spies? Over 100 Chinese Visitors Accused Of Trespassing On US Military Bases

Russian Court Extends Detention Of WSJ Reporter Evan Gershkovich, Held On Spying Charges

Russia has extended the pre-trial detention of American journalist Evan Gershkovich for for an unspecified period.

Espionage Accusations Fly As China Points Finger At Government Employee For Alleged Spying For US

Russia Tried To Assassinate CIA Spy In 2020 But Failed Miserably: NYT

Russia made a bold but unsuccessful attempt to assassinate a valuable CIA informant, Alexander Poteyev, in Miami.

China Has New A Spy Law — And It's Freaking People Out

China revised its counterespionage law, expanding the scope of what can be considered a threat to national security and granting authorities greater powers to enforce it.

WSJ Reporter In Russian Court: Moscow Judge Rules Evan Gershkovich Will Remain Behind Bars

A Moscow court rejected an appeal against the continued detention of Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reporter Evan Gershkovich who is being charged with espionage, the first time Russia has accused an American journalist of spying since the Cold War.