A contractual worker at Okha port, Dipesh Gohil, has been arrested by the Gujarat Anti-Terrorist Squad (ATS) for allegedly sharing sensitive information about Indian Coast Guard ship movements with a Pakistani spy. The arrest highlights a growing concern regarding the vulnerability of sensitive military information and the potential risks posed by compromised individuals.
Top US lawmakers, including House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Michael McCaul, reveal escalating threats and surveillance from China, Iran, and Russia. These threats range from disinformation campaigns to direct indictments, highlighting a concerning rise in foreign interference in American politics.
A recent report reveals that Chinese hackers targeted the phone data of former US President Donald Trump and his running mate, Ohio Senator JD Vance, in a cyber espionage operation aimed at intelligence gathering. The attack, allegedly orchestrated by the hacking group ‘Salt Typhoon’, also targeted prominent figures in the Democratic Party, including Vice President Kamala Harris and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. While the investigation is ongoing, authorities are working to assess the extent of the breach and determine if any communications data was accessed or monitored.
British Foreign Secretary David Lammy’s two-day visit to Beijing marks the first ministerial trip to China under the new Labour government. The visit aims to reset UK-China relations with a ‘pragmatic approach,’ prioritizing cooperation where possible while acknowledging areas of competition and challenge. Despite the goal of resetting relations, China’s ongoing cyberattacks on the UK and other Western nations, its espionage activities, and continued support for the Russian war in Ukraine present significant hurdles.
The diplomatic rift between Canada and India has deepened after Canada accused India of espionage and organized crime activities within its borders. The UK has backed Canada’s investigation, while India has accused Prime Minister Trudeau of using the allegations for political gain. This escalating conflict involves allegations of Indian involvement in the killing of a Sikh activist, diplomatic expulsions, and accusations of interference in Canadian democracy.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has issued a statement accusing Indian government officials of involvement in violent criminal activities that pose a threat to public safety in Canada. The statement cites evidence from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and claims that India refused to cooperate with Canadian law enforcement on the investigation. As a result, Canada has expelled six Indian diplomats, citing concerns over their involvement in criminal activities. This move comes after a year of strained relations between the two countries, fueled by accusations of India’s involvement in the killing of Khalistani terrorist Hardeep Singh Nijjar.
Beijing’s top intelligence agency has accused a group of Taiwanese hackers, allegedly backed by Taipei’s defense ministry, of targeting websites in mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macau. The accusations come amid escalating tensions between China and Taiwan and highlight the growing cyber warfare landscape in the region.
The official trailer for ‘Lioness’ season 2 on Paramount+ reveals a thrilling second season packed with action, espionage, and betrayal. Zoe Saldana’s Joe faces mounting pressure as she prepares a new recruit to infiltrate a dangerous threat. Season 2 premieres October 27 on Paramount+.
Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe has assured India that there are no espionage activities taking place by Chinese research vessels docking in the country. He acknowledged India’s concerns and stated that Sri Lanka is transparent about its dealings with China.
The recent pager-triggered explosions in Lebanon have exposed a complex web of espionage, international business, and covert technology. The investigation has led investigators on a global chase, uncovering a Hungarian company, BAC Consulting KFT, allegedly involved in producing the modified pagers. The incident raises serious questions about supply chain security, the role of foreign intelligence agencies, and the responsibilities of international businesses.
