#espionage

#espionage

A good spy blends in, so they thrive in the mundane. So much of our collection is like, 'Oh, this is just a briefcase that everybody carried in the '80s,' and it's not that interesting until you open it up and see that there's a camera in it.

Phillips, 65, was very keen to develop a relationship with undercover officers he believed were Russian agents, known as Dima and Sasha, Winchester Crown Court heard.

The family of a British couple detained in Iran feared they were in one of the country's most notorious prisons when it was bombed by Israel.

Wang’s case exemplifies the blurred line between legitimate investigation and wrongful persecution, raising concerns about the effectiveness of the U.S. strategy against real Chinese espionage.

In season five of 'Slow Horses', unexpected citywide events prompt the dysfunctional espionage team to investigate connections, testing their skills amid bureaucratic chaos.

The Russian war against Ukraine signifies a pivotal moment for internal security, with risks of disinformation, cyberattacks, and espionage looming, warns German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser.

"SPYSCAPE London, opening on May 30, marks the immersive experience's first international expansion, offering interactive espionage challenges designed by intelligence experts."