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"Speculative": Ministry On Reports That Australia Expelled 2 Indian Spies
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday refused to comment on Australian media reports that alleged that the Commonwealth country expelled two Indian spies who were trying to 'steal secrets' and termed them as "speculative reports."
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'Spy vs Spy': Australian Intel Chief Reveals Foreign Espionage Network
The head of Australia's main intelligence agency on Wednesday revealed the existence of an "A-Team" of foreign spies that for several years has recruited Australian academics, politicians and businesspeople, gaining access to sensitive information.
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Sat Pics: Chinese Spy Ship Approaches Maldives In New Worry For India
A Chinese spy ship, masquerading as a 'research' vessel, en route to Maldives has set alarm bells ringing in New Delhi amid a simmering row with Male, which erupted this month after three Maldivian ministers made comments critical of PM Modi.
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Australia Denies Russia's Request For New Embassy Near Parliament
Australia blocked Russia from building a new embassy in the shadow of Parliament House Thursday after intelligence officials warned it posed a spying risk and security threat.
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Australia To Remove Chinese Cameras From Government Sites To "Secure" Them
Australia will strip Chinese-made security cameras from some government buildings to ensure they are "completely secure", the country's defence minister said Thursday.
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Australia To Remove Chinese Cameras From War Memorial Over 'Spying': Report
Australia's national war memorial will remove several Chinese-made security cameras installed on the premises because officials are concerned they could be used for spying, local media reported on Wednesday.
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Politicising National Security "Not Helpful", Says Australia's Spy Boss
Australia's spy chief has warned in a rare TV interview against politicising intelligence advice as an election looms, saying unsuccessful attempts by foreign governments at interference had targeted both sides of politics.
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Spy Cams Found In Women's Bathrooms At Australian Embassy In Bangkok
A former staffer at Australia's embassy in Bangkok has been charged after multiple spy cameras were found in women's bathrooms at the mission, a Canberra official said Saturday.
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Keeping Eye On Them As They Were On Us: Australian PM On Chinese Spy Ship
Underlining the security threat from Beijing, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said the reports that a Chinese spy ship circled Australia's coast earlier this year highlights the "very serious situation" in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Australian Ambassador Barred From China Spy Trial
Australia's ambassador to China was on Thursday barred from the trial of an academic held on spying charges, in a case that has exacerbated a bitter row between the two nations.
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Black Panther II ‘So Respectful’ of Chadwick Boseman Loss, Lupita Nyong’o Says
Black Panther II is “so respectful” of the loss of Chadwick Boseman, star Lupita Nyong’o has said, crediting writer-director Ryan Coogler. As a result, it “feels spiritually and emotionally correct to do” it.
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Huawei UK 5G Ban: How the Chinese Brand Is Faring Around the World
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to ban Huawei from Britain’s 5G network, following US push to revert earlier decision of granting the Chinese brand a limited role in the country’s 5G network. Take a look at how the tech firm is faring in other countries around the world.
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Australia Probes "Chinese Plot" To Recruit Businessman, Make Him A Spy MP
Australia's prime minister insisted he was "not naive" to the threat of foreign interference Monday, as authorities investigated an alleged plot by China to recruit a businessman and get him elected.
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China Confirms Arresting Australian Academic For Spying
An Australian academic has been arrested in China for spying, Beijing said Tuesday, prompting Canberra to demand the country upholds "basic standards" of justice.
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Britain, Australia Accuse Russian Spies Of Global Cyber Attacks
Britain and Australia on Thursday accused Russian military intelligence of conducting a campaign of cyber attacks targeting political institutions, businesses, media and sport bodies around the world.
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"Speculative": Ministry On Reports That Australia Expelled 2 Indian Spies
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) on Thursday refused to comment on Australian media reports that alleged that the Commonwealth country expelled two Indian spies who were trying to 'steal secrets' and termed them as "speculative reports."
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'Spy vs Spy': Australian Intel Chief Reveals Foreign Espionage Network
The head of Australia's main intelligence agency on Wednesday revealed the existence of an "A-Team" of foreign spies that for several years has recruited Australian academics, politicians and businesspeople, gaining access to sensitive information.
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Sat Pics: Chinese Spy Ship Approaches Maldives In New Worry For India
A Chinese spy ship, masquerading as a 'research' vessel, en route to Maldives has set alarm bells ringing in New Delhi amid a simmering row with Male, which erupted this month after three Maldivian ministers made comments critical of PM Modi.
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Australia Denies Russia's Request For New Embassy Near Parliament
Australia blocked Russia from building a new embassy in the shadow of Parliament House Thursday after intelligence officials warned it posed a spying risk and security threat.
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Australia To Remove Chinese Cameras From Government Sites To "Secure" Them
Australia will strip Chinese-made security cameras from some government buildings to ensure they are "completely secure", the country's defence minister said Thursday.
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Australia To Remove Chinese Cameras From War Memorial Over 'Spying': Report
Australia's national war memorial will remove several Chinese-made security cameras installed on the premises because officials are concerned they could be used for spying, local media reported on Wednesday.
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Politicising National Security "Not Helpful", Says Australia's Spy Boss
Australia's spy chief has warned in a rare TV interview against politicising intelligence advice as an election looms, saying unsuccessful attempts by foreign governments at interference had targeted both sides of politics.
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Spy Cams Found In Women's Bathrooms At Australian Embassy In Bangkok
A former staffer at Australia's embassy in Bangkok has been charged after multiple spy cameras were found in women's bathrooms at the mission, a Canberra official said Saturday.
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Keeping Eye On Them As They Were On Us: Australian PM On Chinese Spy Ship
Underlining the security threat from Beijing, Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said the reports that a Chinese spy ship circled Australia's coast earlier this year highlights the "very serious situation" in the Indo-Pacific region.
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Australian Ambassador Barred From China Spy Trial
Australia's ambassador to China was on Thursday barred from the trial of an academic held on spying charges, in a case that has exacerbated a bitter row between the two nations.
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Black Panther II ‘So Respectful’ of Chadwick Boseman Loss, Lupita Nyong’o Says
Black Panther II is “so respectful” of the loss of Chadwick Boseman, star Lupita Nyong’o has said, crediting writer-director Ryan Coogler. As a result, it “feels spiritually and emotionally correct to do” it.
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Huawei UK 5G Ban: How the Chinese Brand Is Faring Around the World
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to ban Huawei from Britain’s 5G network, following US push to revert earlier decision of granting the Chinese brand a limited role in the country’s 5G network. Take a look at how the tech firm is faring in other countries around the world.
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Australia Probes "Chinese Plot" To Recruit Businessman, Make Him A Spy MP
Australia's prime minister insisted he was "not naive" to the threat of foreign interference Monday, as authorities investigated an alleged plot by China to recruit a businessman and get him elected.
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China Confirms Arresting Australian Academic For Spying
An Australian academic has been arrested in China for spying, Beijing said Tuesday, prompting Canberra to demand the country upholds "basic standards" of justice.
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Britain, Australia Accuse Russian Spies Of Global Cyber Attacks
Britain and Australia on Thursday accused Russian military intelligence of conducting a campaign of cyber attacks targeting political institutions, businesses, media and sport bodies around the world.
