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S. Mahfuz/BenarNews The Malaysian government’s desire for “absolute control” over information led Reporters Without Borders to drop the nation 18 spots on its World Press Freedom Index released Tuesday – the biggest dip among all counties ranked in the watchdog group’s annual report. Elsewhere in the region, the governments of Bangladesh, Indonesia, the Philippines and Thailand used the coronavirus pandemic to repress the media in 2020, the Paris-based group reported. Just one year after it jumped 22 notches on the index, Malaysia fell to 119 in the ranking of 180 nati...

Foreign spies operating in Britain face being prosecuted and deported under new laws to protect the nation from hostile states such as China and Russia.Boris Johnson will use the Queen’s Speech on May

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1 (2 votes) Boris Johnson To Reveal New Foreign Registration Scheme Targeting Russian And Chinese “Spies” 1 out of 5 based on 2 ratings. 2 user reviews. Boris Johnson To Reveal New Foreign Registration Scheme Targeting Russian And Chinese “Spies” Support SouthFront Click to see full-size image UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to use the Queen’s Speech on May 11 th to reveal a new foreign registration scheme for Great Britain. Essentially, Britain plans to force those working for foreign governments to sign a central register in a bid to counter hostile spy...

19 Apr in 12:00 Foreign spies operating in Britain face being prosecuted and deported under new laws to protect the nation from "hostile states" such as China and Russia. Boris Johnson will use the Queen’s Speech on May 11 to announce a bill to counter hostile states, including a requirement for all individuals working on behalf of foreign governments in Britain to register their presence. Failure to do so would be a criminal offence, The Times reported. The government will also update the “archaic” Official Secrets Act so it can be used against individuals who try to undermine Britain�...