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A long-classified memorandum has just been released and it includes details of a number of assassinations believed to have been ordered by Russian president Vladimir Putin

Italian probe reveals “gigantic and alarming market of confidential data,” prosecutors say.

Khalife, 23, is alleged to have fled the barracks when he realised he would face criminal charges over claims he passed classified information to Iran’s intelligence service.

A former British soldier accused of spying has claimed he made up much of the information he sent to the Iranians.

US intelligence officials warn Republican nominee of ‘specific threats’ unrelated to two recent attempts

What started as an ordinary day for a Latvian housewife became a significant national security breakthrough. A mysterious note found in her driveway has helped authorities uncover a series of sabotage acts linked to Russian intelligence.

The bailiff service in Moscow’s Lefortovo district has terminated its efforts to present FSB General Vyacheslav Ryazansky with a bill for his various debts, citing their inability to locate the general’s home address, bank accounts, or any property in his name.

A Greek supreme court prosecutor said on Tuesday that no government agency was criminally liable for the illegal spyware attack rocking the Mediterranean country for more than two years, but only private individuals may be held accountable for minor offenses in a decision considered by critics as a cover-up.