Espionage
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North Korea Reportedly Close to Mass Manufacturing of Drones
At the recent Eighth Party Congress, North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is said to have called for the development of…
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Witness K is in the dock but institutions vital to Australia’s democracy are on trial
Those people do not include the whistleblower and his lawyer, Bernard Collaery Ian Cunliffe The Guardian Timor-Leste only achieved independence…
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Witness K is in the dock but institutions vital to Australia’s democracy are on trial
Those people do not include the whistleblower and his lawyer, Bernard Collaery Ian Cunliffe The Guardian Timor-Leste only achieved independence…
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Peter Dutton confirms Australia could spy on its own citizens under cybersecurity plan
Peter Dutton has confirmed the government’s $1.6bn cyberstrategy will include capability for the Australian Signals Directorate to help law enforcement…
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EU leaders face tough time getting tough on China
EU leaders wanted to get tougher on China. Instead, they had a tough time just remaining consistent in their own…
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What we know about the ‘sophisticated, state-based’ cyber attack on Australia
This is what the PM has told us about it so far. Dannielle Maguire ABC News Mr Morrison wasn’t specific…
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Kylie Moore-Gilbert, Australian academic jailed in Iran, begins hunger strike in Tehran prison
Melbourne University lecturer Kylie Moore-Gilbert has been held in the notorious Evin prison in Tehran since October 2018. ABC news…
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Britain’s Secret War With Russia
Tucked away in a drab industrial estate on the outskirts of the Swiss town of Spiez lies a multistory concrete…
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The moment a Chinese spy decided to defect to Australia
After five years as a Chinese spy he was at risk of losing himself. Nick McKenzie, Grace Tobin and Paul…
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East Timor and Australia: a Loveless Affair at Twenty
During the course of its history, the state has been pillaged and bombed, its residents massacred and its politicians spied…
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Suppression and secrecy: how Australia’s government put a boot on journalism’s throat
News organisations have been slow to respond to the tide of legislation that progressively and surely threatens their ability to…
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Turkish spy agency develops phone app to help ex-pats inform on dissidents
Turkey’s spy agency has developed a smart phone application to enable pro-government Turks living in Germany inform on their compatriots…
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What’s wrong with Huawei, and why are countries banning the Chinese telecommunications firm?
The Chinese telecommunications company Huawei is under scrutiny around the globe over concerns that its close ties with the Chinese…
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James Ricketson’s family elated following Australian filmmaker’s royal pardon
James Ricketson’s family has expressed joy and relief following the Australian filmmaker’s royal pardon after 15 months in a Cambodian…
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UK charges two Russians over Salisbury poisoning of Skripals
British prosecutors have charged two Russians with the Novichok poisoning of ex-spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia. A European…
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‘A convicted terrorist and a convicted spy’ walk into the Opera House… and get a standing ovation
Days after it was announced that she would not be granted an Australian visa in time for her scheduled appearance…
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