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NSO Group Israeli Surveillance Software Lawsuit Goes Behind Closed Doors
An Israeli court on Thursday ordered closed-door hearings in Amnesty International's legal bid to stop NSO Group exporting surveillance software, which rights groups say is used to spy on journalists and dissidents worldwide.
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"Were Being Recorded": Mexican President Says Spy Camera Found In Office
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Thursday a "sophisticated camera" had been found in his offices, but added that he was unconcerned because he has nothing to hide.
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New-Generation Volkswagen Jetta Spied
The seventh generation Volkswagen Jetta has been spied in Mexico. Some reports say that it might not be launched in right hand drive markets, which might mean that it will not come to India.
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Mexico Opposition Officials Targeted By Government Spying: Report
Three senior opposition officials in Mexico, including a party leader, were targeted with spying software sold to governments to fight criminals and terrorists, according to a report by researchers at the University of Toronto.
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NSA spying threatens to hamper US foreign policy
Secretary of State John Kerry landed in Rome and Paris to talk about Mideast peace, Syria and Iran but was confronted by outrage over the sweep and scope of US snooping abroad. President Barack Obama already has defended America's surveillance dragnet to leaders of Russia, Mexico, Brazil, France and Germany and was even quizzed about it during his ...
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Charges of spying 'inaccurate and misleading': United States
The US intelligence chief said Tuesday French newspaper reports about America's espionage activities abroad contained inaccurate and misleading information, the latest flap stemming from US intelligence-gathering efforts.
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Mexico asks US to widen spy probe after new allegations
Mexican Foreign Minister Jose Antonio Meade called on the United States on Tuesday to widen an investigation into spying to include allegations that a US government agency hacked former President Felipe Calderon's public email account.
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US spy agency snooped on French citizens: report
The US National Security Agency secretly recorded millions of phone calls made in France, daily Le Monde reported today, citing documents from former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden.
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Barack Obama moves to defuse spying row with Brazil, Mexico
President Barack Obama has moved to defuse a row with Brazil and Mexico over alleged US spying on leaders of the Latin American countries, promising them that the United States would cooperate with them to "address concerns" over the claims.
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Brazil summons US ambassador over spying allegations
The US ambassador to Brazil was summoned by authorities Monday over new allegations that the US National Security Agency spied on President Dilma Rousseff, an official said.
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United States allegedly spied on presidents of Brazil, Mexico, says report
The US National Security Agency spied on the communications of the presidents of Brazil and Mexico, a Brazilian news programme reported, a revelation that could strain US relations with the two biggest countries in Latin America.
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South American leaders back asylum amid Edward Snowden row
South American leaders sent a tough message to Washington on Friday over allegations of US spying in the region and to defend their right to offer asylum to fugitive US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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Angry Latin America wants answers on allegations of US spying
Latin American governments urged the United States on Wednesday to be more forthcoming in answering allegations of US spying programs there that have set off a wave of outrage that could damage its standing in the region.
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Barack Obama to meet Chinese President Xi Jingping in California next month
President Barack Obama will hold his first summit with President Xi Jinping in California next month, with Sino-US relations rattled by alleged Chinese cyber spying and tensions in the Pacific.
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Words to avoid online to stop US agencies from spying on you
"Cloud", "team" and "Mexico" - these are some of the words used by government spies to scour social networking sites and online media for evidence of threats to the US, it has emerged.
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NSO Group Israeli Surveillance Software Lawsuit Goes Behind Closed Doors
An Israeli court on Thursday ordered closed-door hearings in Amnesty International's legal bid to stop NSO Group exporting surveillance software, which rights groups say is used to spy on journalists and dissidents worldwide.
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"Were Being Recorded": Mexican President Says Spy Camera Found In Office
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Thursday a "sophisticated camera" had been found in his offices, but added that he was unconcerned because he has nothing to hide.
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New-Generation Volkswagen Jetta Spied
The seventh generation Volkswagen Jetta has been spied in Mexico. Some reports say that it might not be launched in right hand drive markets, which might mean that it will not come to India.
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Mexico Opposition Officials Targeted By Government Spying: Report
Three senior opposition officials in Mexico, including a party leader, were targeted with spying software sold to governments to fight criminals and terrorists, according to a report by researchers at the University of Toronto.
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NSA spying threatens to hamper US foreign policy
Secretary of State John Kerry landed in Rome and Paris to talk about Mideast peace, Syria and Iran but was confronted by outrage over the sweep and scope of US snooping abroad. President Barack Obama already has defended America's surveillance dragnet to leaders of Russia, Mexico, Brazil, France and Germany and was even quizzed about it during his ...
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Charges of spying 'inaccurate and misleading': United States
The US intelligence chief said Tuesday French newspaper reports about America's espionage activities abroad contained inaccurate and misleading information, the latest flap stemming from US intelligence-gathering efforts.
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Mexico asks US to widen spy probe after new allegations
Mexican Foreign Minister Jose Antonio Meade called on the United States on Tuesday to widen an investigation into spying to include allegations that a US government agency hacked former President Felipe Calderon's public email account.
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US spy agency snooped on French citizens: report
The US National Security Agency secretly recorded millions of phone calls made in France, daily Le Monde reported today, citing documents from former intelligence contractor Edward Snowden.
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Barack Obama moves to defuse spying row with Brazil, Mexico
President Barack Obama has moved to defuse a row with Brazil and Mexico over alleged US spying on leaders of the Latin American countries, promising them that the United States would cooperate with them to "address concerns" over the claims.
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Brazil summons US ambassador over spying allegations
The US ambassador to Brazil was summoned by authorities Monday over new allegations that the US National Security Agency spied on President Dilma Rousseff, an official said.
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United States allegedly spied on presidents of Brazil, Mexico, says report
The US National Security Agency spied on the communications of the presidents of Brazil and Mexico, a Brazilian news programme reported, a revelation that could strain US relations with the two biggest countries in Latin America.
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South American leaders back asylum amid Edward Snowden row
South American leaders sent a tough message to Washington on Friday over allegations of US spying in the region and to defend their right to offer asylum to fugitive US spy agency contractor Edward Snowden.
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Angry Latin America wants answers on allegations of US spying
Latin American governments urged the United States on Wednesday to be more forthcoming in answering allegations of US spying programs there that have set off a wave of outrage that could damage its standing in the region.
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Barack Obama to meet Chinese President Xi Jingping in California next month
President Barack Obama will hold his first summit with President Xi Jinping in California next month, with Sino-US relations rattled by alleged Chinese cyber spying and tensions in the Pacific.
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Words to avoid online to stop US agencies from spying on you
"Cloud", "team" and "Mexico" - these are some of the words used by government spies to scour social networking sites and online media for evidence of threats to the US, it has emerged.
