Intelligence
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Ireland to probe Facebook following massive data leak
The Irish Data Protection Commission on Wednesday opened an investigation into Facebook after data on more than half a billion…
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Commonwealth prosecutors wrong on Witness K case, former NSW DPP says
The former New South Wales director of public prosecutions, Nicholas Cowdery, has slammed the prosecution of lawyer Bernard Collaery and…
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Russia suspected of stealing thousands of State Department emails
Suspected Russian hackers stole thousands of State Department officials’ emails last year, according to two Congressional sources familiar with the…
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A Realist Reset for US-Saudi Relations
But this separation will likely prove impossible to sustain. Richard Haass Project Syndicate NEW YORK – The report issued Friday by the US…
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Jordan king channels intelligence energies to ‘security threats’
AMMAN–Jordanian King Abdullah II defined the new framework for the work of the country’s General Intelligence Department by limiting its…
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Exclusive: Ukraine Releases ‘Shock’ Call With Giuliani As Trump’s Second Impeachment Trial Begins
“Get someone to investigate this.” Simon Shuster TIME On the other end of the line, hunched over a speakerphone, two…
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Biden says ’erratic’ Trump shouldn’t get intel briefings
Asked in an interview with CBS News what he feared if Trump continued to receive the briefings, Biden said he…
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President Erdoğan’s advisor says Turkey’s intel agency will feed Swedish-based Turkish journalist to the sharks
Speaking during a debate program on a CNN Türk on January 15, 2021, a pro-government media outlet, Caşın targeted Abdullah Bozkurt,…
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Document exposes large-scale spying campaign on critics in Australia by Turkish diplomats
A judicial document has confirmed that educators, representatives of local associations, professionals and businessmen living in Australia had been profiled…
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The forgotten war heroes who left their own countries to help others – and were never thanked
These were transnational fighters who were involved in rescue and resistance outside their country of origin. Robert Gildea The Conversation…
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UK judge refuses extradition of WikiLeaks founder Assange
LONDON — A British judge on Monday rejected the United States’ request to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange to face espionage…
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Father takes Assange’s fight to New York
Assange is being held at London’s Belmarsh Prison, pending a court decision on a warrant for his extradition to the…
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Australian Yang Hengjun sends Christmas message to family from Chinese prison
Since January 2019, Yang Hengjun has been tortured and interrogated more than 300 times by Chinese authorities who have accused…
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5 reasons why Bucharest won the EU cyber center race
Romania’s capital Bucharest came out victorious this week in a tight race to host a research hub called the European Cybersecurity Competence Center. Laurens…
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How is David McBride’s prosecution in the public interest?
When no effective action was taken, Major McBride provided information to the ABC which raised the alarm on the matters…
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National security review recommends complete overhaul of electronic surveillance – but will it work?
The Comprehensive Review of the Legal Framework of the National Intelligence Community – the “Richardson Review” – culminated in a…
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