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Chinese court sentences US citizen to life in prison for espionage - Vimarsana News

Chinese court sentences US citizen to life in prison for espionage

John Shing-Wan Leung was detained in 2021 by state security authorities in Suzhou.

Source: presstv.ir
Israeli PM Netanyahu Downplays US Intel Leaks that Contained Controversial Info on Mossad - Vimarsana News

Israeli PM Netanyahu Downplays US Intel Leaks that Contained Controversial Info on Mossad

Among the trove of Pentagon files that found their way online in recent weeks, one said leaders of the Israeli spy agency Mossad encouraged staff to join demonstrations against the controversial judicial reforms sought by Netanyahu. The document attributed the information to intercepted electronic signals, indicating US spying on a country with which it has close ties.

Source: news18.com
South Korea's top court tells Google to admit it helps US spy on allies - Vimarsana News

South Korea's top court tells Google to admit it helps US spy on allies

The court stated in a statement that 'comprehensive consideration should be given to whether the need to respect foreign laws is significantly superior to the need to protect personal information

US Airman Charged Over Documents Leak - Vimarsana News

US Airman Charged Over Documents Leak

Jack Teixeira was arrested Thursday following a week-long probe into one of the most damaging leaks of secrets since the 2013 dump of National Security Agency documents by Edward Snowden.

U.S. spying on allies leads to diplomatic blowups, reputational damage: New York Times-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

U.S. spying on allies leads to diplomatic blowups, reputational damage: New York Times-Xinhua

U.S. spying on allies leads to diplomatic blowups, reputational damage: New York Times-