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Russia Begins Closed-Door Trial For US Reporter On Spy Charges
A shaven-headed Evan Gershkovich went on trial behind closed doors on Wednesday in a Russian court where the US journalist is facing accusations of espionage.
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Russian Court Rejects US Reporter's Detention Appeal In Espionage Case
A Moscow court on Tuesday denied US journalist Evan Gershkovich's appeal against the extension of his pre-trial detention in the espionage case that he and American authorities have rejected as false.
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UK Accuses Russian Secret Service Of Spying On Top Leaders, Journalists
The UK government on Thursday accused Russian security services of engaging in a sustained cyber-espionage campaign against top politicians, journalists and NGOs. Russia has been suspected of meddling in UK politics before.
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US Reporter Accused Of Spying Appears In Russia Court To Appeal Detention
A Russian court on Tuesday deferred a ruling on the pre-trial detention of US journalist Evan Gershkovich, held in a notorious Moscow prison on spy charges for almost six months.
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Ukraine's Spymaster Says He Has "Sources" Close To Vladimir Putin
He wears a pistol to interviews with foreign journalists and discusses wartime intelligence. Weapons and military gear are strewn on the floor of his Kyiv office. He says he has "sources" close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Chargesheet Filed Against Ex Navy Commander, Journalist In Spying Case
The CBI filed a charge sheet against freelance journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi and former Navy commander Ashish Pathak for the alleged clandestine procurement of sensitive defence-related information and sharing it with foreign intelligence agencies.
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CBI Arrests Journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi, Ex-Navy Officer In DRDO Spying Case
Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested freelance journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi and a former Navy commander in an espionage case under the Official Secrets Act for the illegal collection of sensitive information, officials stated today.
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Detained US Reporter Makes 1st Public Appearance In Russian Court
US reporter Evan Gershkovich appeared at a Moscow court on Tuesday, in the first partly open hearing since his arrest for alleged espionage, in a case that has drawn international condemnation.
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Arrested US Journalist Charged With Spying In Russia
Moscow has formally charged US journalist Evan Gershkovich with espionage, Russian news agencies reported Friday, adding that he had denied the accusations.
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US Reporter Detained In Moscow For 2 Months On Spying Suspicion
A Moscow court on Thursday ordered US journalist Evan Gershkovich be detained for two months on suspicion of spying, pending a possible trial.
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"Give Me A Break": US President Joe Biden To Reporter At Briefing
US President Joe Biden walked away from the press room after complaining that the journalists were not being "polite."
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WhatsApp Parent Meta Allowed to Pursue Lawsuit Against NSO Group for Installing Pegasus Malware
The US Supreme Court on Monday let Meta Platforms's WhatsApp pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the WhatsApp messaging app to install spy software allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists and dissidents.
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Greek Intelligence Official Said to Admit to Spying on Journalist: Details
Greek's intelligence agency's head is said to have told a parliamentary committee that the intelligence agency spied on a journalist. The official's alleged disclosure comes at a time when the government is facing growing pressure to shed light on the use of surveillance malware. The EU considers the use of spyware against journalists unacceptable.
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Thai Minister Backtracks on Spyware Admission as Government Denies Pegasus Use
Thai minister Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn on Friday sought to walk back remarks before parliament that authorities had used Pegasus spyware to monitor individuals, taking a U-turn on his admission just days earlier that surveillance software was actively being used.
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Pegasus Spyware Detected on Mobile Phones of Spanish Prime Minister, Defence Minister
Pegasus earlier invited protests against the spyware’s ban over allegations it has been abused by client governments to spy on rights activists, journalists and politicians.
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Russia Begins Closed-Door Trial For US Reporter On Spy Charges
A shaven-headed Evan Gershkovich went on trial behind closed doors on Wednesday in a Russian court where the US journalist is facing accusations of espionage.
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Russian Court Rejects US Reporter's Detention Appeal In Espionage Case
A Moscow court on Tuesday denied US journalist Evan Gershkovich's appeal against the extension of his pre-trial detention in the espionage case that he and American authorities have rejected as false.
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UK Accuses Russian Secret Service Of Spying On Top Leaders, Journalists
The UK government on Thursday accused Russian security services of engaging in a sustained cyber-espionage campaign against top politicians, journalists and NGOs. Russia has been suspected of meddling in UK politics before.
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US Reporter Accused Of Spying Appears In Russia Court To Appeal Detention
A Russian court on Tuesday deferred a ruling on the pre-trial detention of US journalist Evan Gershkovich, held in a notorious Moscow prison on spy charges for almost six months.
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Ukraine's Spymaster Says He Has "Sources" Close To Vladimir Putin
He wears a pistol to interviews with foreign journalists and discusses wartime intelligence. Weapons and military gear are strewn on the floor of his Kyiv office. He says he has "sources" close to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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Chargesheet Filed Against Ex Navy Commander, Journalist In Spying Case
The CBI filed a charge sheet against freelance journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi and former Navy commander Ashish Pathak for the alleged clandestine procurement of sensitive defence-related information and sharing it with foreign intelligence agencies.
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CBI Arrests Journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi, Ex-Navy Officer In DRDO Spying Case
Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) arrested freelance journalist Vivek Raghuvanshi and a former Navy commander in an espionage case under the Official Secrets Act for the illegal collection of sensitive information, officials stated today.
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Detained US Reporter Makes 1st Public Appearance In Russian Court
US reporter Evan Gershkovich appeared at a Moscow court on Tuesday, in the first partly open hearing since his arrest for alleged espionage, in a case that has drawn international condemnation.
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Arrested US Journalist Charged With Spying In Russia
Moscow has formally charged US journalist Evan Gershkovich with espionage, Russian news agencies reported Friday, adding that he had denied the accusations.
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US Reporter Detained In Moscow For 2 Months On Spying Suspicion
A Moscow court on Thursday ordered US journalist Evan Gershkovich be detained for two months on suspicion of spying, pending a possible trial.
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"Give Me A Break": US President Joe Biden To Reporter At Briefing
US President Joe Biden walked away from the press room after complaining that the journalists were not being "polite."
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WhatsApp Parent Meta Allowed to Pursue Lawsuit Against NSO Group for Installing Pegasus Malware
The US Supreme Court on Monday let Meta Platforms's WhatsApp pursue a lawsuit accusing Israel's NSO Group of exploiting a bug in the WhatsApp messaging app to install spy software allowing the surveillance of 1,400 people, including journalists, human rights activists and dissidents.
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Greek Intelligence Official Said to Admit to Spying on Journalist: Details
Greek's intelligence agency's head is said to have told a parliamentary committee that the intelligence agency spied on a journalist. The official's alleged disclosure comes at a time when the government is facing growing pressure to shed light on the use of surveillance malware. The EU considers the use of spyware against journalists unacceptable.
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Thai Minister Backtracks on Spyware Admission as Government Denies Pegasus Use
Thai minister Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn on Friday sought to walk back remarks before parliament that authorities had used Pegasus spyware to monitor individuals, taking a U-turn on his admission just days earlier that surveillance software was actively being used.
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Pegasus Spyware Detected on Mobile Phones of Spanish Prime Minister, Defence Minister
Pegasus earlier invited protests against the spyware’s ban over allegations it has been abused by client governments to spy on rights activists, journalists and politicians.
