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The Chinese hackers’ targeting of parliamentarians included what are called pixel attacks, according to an IPAC e-mail obtained by The Globe that was sent to a Canadian politician to notify them that they were among the victims

Just weeks before William Lai Ching-te takes office as Taiwanese leader, the Ministry of State Security issues warning to island’s ‘separatist forces’ and pledges to expand public support for peaceful reunification.

DA leader John Steenhuisen has warned President Cyril Ramaphosa not to use the State Security Agency to suppress the media.

Belgium’s foreign minister recently summoned Beijing’s envoy over espionage campaign.

Beijing perceives Taiwan as a part of China and has consistently accused the president-elect of Taiwan of being a "stubborn separatist

A group of Canadian MPs and senators who belong to an international parliamentary alliance critical of the Chinese government say the FBI recently informed their organization that many in their ranks were targeted by hackers linked to Beijing.

At least 14 dead when a bus overturns in central Mexico

From our Bureau of Socialist Tolerance, Compassion, and Social Justice As North American intellectuals and journalists flock to join and defend the rights of pro-Hamas protestors who chant Marxist slogans, their counterparts in Cuba are being persecuted for not liking Marxism. Yeah, it's one of those irritating conundrums. When Marxists take over, the first targets

It's not a lakeside villa or a downtown condominium - it's an unassuming property nestled in a forest near Pasewalk, a German town west of the Polish border, that Heinz Fuhrmann wants to sell for €1 million ($1.07 million). Behind this seemingly inconspicuous property - or rather underneath it - lies a bunker from the former East Germany era, which was reportedly built in the 1980s. It's also been called a nuclear bunker as it's allegedly capable of withstanding a nucl...

China's top spy agency vowed on Monday to stop "Taiwan independence" and warned supporters of the island's ruling party.