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Canada violated international laws including Viena Convention by spying on Indian diplomats, asserts former India diplomats

Former Indian diplomats have termed Canadian authorities' surveillance of Indian diplomats posted there as atrocious, adding that they violated international law such as the Vienna Convention.

Union Home Ministry increases rewards for informers in operational areas from ₹50 to ₹3,000 after over two decades, other limits also revised

Ministry of Home Affairs has revised the financial powers of Director Generals of paramilitary forces and other intelligence agencies for rewards to informers in operational areas.

Ex-CIA official Sue Mi Terry charged with being a South Korean agent in exchange for expensive handbags and Sushi

According to the indictment, Sue Mi Terry pushed for South Korean policy viewpoints in the media, communicated non-public material with intelligence operatives, and coordinated meetings between US and South Korean government officials.

“Speculative reports”: External affairs ministry refuses to comment on reports that 2 Indian spies expelled from Australia for trying to ‘steal secrets’

MEA refused to comment on media reports that alleged that Australia expelled two Indian spies who were trying to 'steal secrets' and termed them as "speculative reports."

Russians cannot use honeytrap against French spies because ‘their wives already know about their affairs’: Reveals documentary on DGSE

French married secret agents told Russian agents that they can't be blackmailed over their lovers as their wives were used to their affairs.

US, UK announce sanctions against Chinese company, individuals for cyber attack on critical infrastructure, say China govt is sponsoring spying efforts

"OFAC is also designating Zhao Guangzong and Ni Gaobin, two Chinese nationals affiliated with Wuhan XRZ, for their roles in malicious cyber operations targeting U.S. entities that operate within U.S. critical infrastructure sectors, directly endangering US national security," the US Treasury Department said in a statement.

Qatar court commutes death sentences to eight former India Navy officials, punishment reduced to jail terms

In a significant victory for India, a court in Qatar has commuted the death sentence awarded to eight former Indian Navy personnel to jail

Gujarat: Pakistan-origin man arrested for spying in India 17 years after getting citizenship, allegedly sent malware to defence personnel

Gujarat anti-terror squad (ATS) arrested a 53-year-old man named Labhshankar Duryodhan Maheshwari on charges of helping Pakistani agents to get sensitive information about Indian soldiers

France passes law granting police the power to spy on people through mobile phones

As France grapples with rising violence and ongoing riots primarily involving Islamic refugees, the passage of this law reflects the government's determination to combat the security challenges faced by the country.

1994 ISRO espionage case: Allegations of spying against Nambi Narayanan false, part of an international conspiracy, CBI tells Kerala HC

CBI told Kerala HC that allegations of spying against Nambi Narayanan were fake and part of international conspiracy.

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