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Kremlin brands Nord Stream ruptures as 'unprecedented act of state terrorism' - World - Vimarsana News

Kremlin brands Nord Stream ruptures as 'unprecedented act of state terrorism' - World

It is noted that four Nord Stream gas pipeline leaks have been uncovered, with the most recent one being pinpointed by Sweden’s coast guard

Source: tass.com
Ex-NSA staffer Jareh Sebastian Dalke charged with espionage - Vimarsana News

Ex-NSA staffer Jareh Sebastian Dalke charged with espionage

The Colorado Springs, Colorado, man allegedly attempted to sell secrets to satisfy thousands of dollars in personal debt

EEUU advierte que el dinero y las injerencias de Rusia son un peligro para las democracias - Vimarsana News

EEUU advierte que el dinero y las injerencias de Rusia son un peligro para las democracias

Rusia ha aumentado el financiamiento encubierto a partidos políticos y figuras en todo el mundo para ejercer su influencia, afirma un informe de los servicios de inteligencia estadounidense.

'Serious Concern': Pakistan on Allegations Against India in Whistleblower Complaint on Twitter - Vimarsana News

'Serious Concern': Pakistan on Allegations Against India in Whistleblower Complaint on Twitter

The reaction from Pakistan comes in the wake of former Twitter security chief Peter Zatko's allegation that the Indian government had forced Twitter to hire a "government agent".

Source: thewire.in
Twitter trashes ex-worker's claim that India forced firm to hire 'govt agent' - Vimarsana News

Twitter trashes ex-worker's claim that India forced firm to hire 'govt agent'

Former Twitter security head Peiter Mudge Zatko has alleged that the Indian government forced the micro-blogging platform to hire a government agent and allow him access to users' sensitive data, a claim that has been trashed by Twitter.