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POLICE IN FINLAND HAVE opened a preliminary investigation into suspected intrusions at the homes of members of Parliament (MPs), after several of them reported unexplained signs of unauthorized entry at their residences.

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JAPAN HAS HELD THE first meeting of an expert panel to discuss strengthening intelligence capabilities and anti-espionage measures. The agenda included weighing proposals for establishing a new foreign-oriented intelligence agency, as the Japanese government seeks to address long-standing gaps in its counterespionage posture and laws.

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ON THE MORNING OF October 6, 2026, news broke that German investigators had arrested August Hanning at his home in Nordwalde, near Münster, on suspicion of espionage and the disclosure of state secrets, potentially constituting treason. The 80-year-old Hanning is also accused of attempted treason and of acting as an agent for a foreign intelligence service.

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AN ARTICLE PUBLISHED LAST summer in Mabat Malam, the journal of the Israel Intelligence Heritage and Commemoration Center, identified “insider threats”, ranging from aircrew members to airport employees, as major dangers to civil aviation. The article, “Terrorist Attacks on Civil Aviation: A Threat That Must Not Be Ignored”, was authored by Danny Shenar, former Director of the S...

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UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES HAVE charged a Cuban dance teacher living in Russia with conspiracy to finance terrorism. According to the U.S. government, the Cuban national used the online alias “Dios” while coordinating a series of arson attacks across four European countries on behalf of the Russian intelligence services.

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