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On Plea For Man Jailed In UAE For Spying, Court's Direction To Centre
The Kerala High Court has directed the foreign ministry to take a decision within three months on the representation by a woman seeking release of her son from a UAE prison where he is serving a 10-year jail term for allegedly spying for India.
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Google Removes Alleged Spying App ToTok From the Play Store Again
Google has removed the popular messaging app ToTok amid claims that it is being used for spying by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government for mass surveillance for a second time.
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ToTok Spying Allegations: App Developers Deny Data Misuse
ToTok has rebuffed accusations of their service being a spyware and misusing users' information, saying that the company has made security and privacy as its priority "since day one"
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Google, Apple Pull Down Popular UAE App After Report It Was A Spying Tool
A popular mobile application developed in the United Arab Emirates has been removed from both Apple and Google's online marketplaces following a report it was used for widespread government spying.
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Popular Messaging App ToTok Is An Alleged Emirati Spying Tool: Report
Popular messaging app ToTok has been accused of being a spying tool for the UAE government, according to a report. Google and Apple have taken down the app.
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Why The CIA Doesn't Spy On The UAE
The United Arab Emirates finances the military leader trying to topple a United Nations-recognised government in Libya. It helps lead a coalition of nations imposing an economic blockade of Qatar, despite U.S. calls to resolve the dispute.
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Turkey Arrests Suspected Spies For UAE, Investigating Khashoggi Link
Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and critic of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was killed in the consulate on Oct. 2 by a team of Saudi operatives, provoking an international outcry.
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UAE Said to Use Cyber Super-Weapon to Spy on iPhones of Foes
A team of former US intelligence operatives working for the UAE are said to have used tool called Karma to hack into the iPhones of activists, diplomats, and rival foreign leaders.
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UK Academic Says Was Forced By UAE To Confess To Spying Charges
British academic Matthew Hedges said he had "no other option but to confess" during nearly seven months of detention in the United Arab Emirates on espionage charges.
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Was Psychologically Tortured, Says Student Accused Of Spying In UAE
A British man convicted in the United Arab Emirates for spying said today he was psychologically tortured and that his captors asked him to turn double agent against the British government.
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British Academic Arrives In London From UAE After Spy Conviction Pardon
A flight carrying British academic Matthew Hedges landed at London Heathrow airport today, a day after he was pardoned in the United Arab Emirates from a life sentence for spying, a news agency Reuters photographer said.
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UAE Pardons British Student Minutes After Showing 'Spy Confession' Video
The United Arab Emirates on Monday pardoned a British academic jailed for life on spying charges, granting his family's request for clemency minutes after showing a video of him purportedly confessing to being a member of Britain's intelligence agency MI6.
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UAE Signals Jailed British Student Could Be Freed In "Amicable Solution"
The United Arab Emirates signalled on Friday that a British academic jailed for life on spying charges could be freed after his family appealed for clemency.
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"Free My Husband", Pleads Wife Of UK Academic Jailed In UAE
The wife of a British academic jailed by a UAE court on spying charges called on the Emirati authorities on Thursday to review her husband's life sentence and set him free.
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Wife Of British Student Jailed In UAE For Spying Says London Ignored Her Pleas
The wife of a British scholar Matthew Hedges who was sentenced to life for spying in the United Arab Emirates accused the Foreign Office on Thursday of ignoring her pleas for help.
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On Plea For Man Jailed In UAE For Spying, Court's Direction To Centre
The Kerala High Court has directed the foreign ministry to take a decision within three months on the representation by a woman seeking release of her son from a UAE prison where he is serving a 10-year jail term for allegedly spying for India.
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Google Removes Alleged Spying App ToTok From the Play Store Again
Google has removed the popular messaging app ToTok amid claims that it is being used for spying by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) government for mass surveillance for a second time.
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ToTok Spying Allegations: App Developers Deny Data Misuse
ToTok has rebuffed accusations of their service being a spyware and misusing users' information, saying that the company has made security and privacy as its priority "since day one"
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Google, Apple Pull Down Popular UAE App After Report It Was A Spying Tool
A popular mobile application developed in the United Arab Emirates has been removed from both Apple and Google's online marketplaces following a report it was used for widespread government spying.
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Popular Messaging App ToTok Is An Alleged Emirati Spying Tool: Report
Popular messaging app ToTok has been accused of being a spying tool for the UAE government, according to a report. Google and Apple have taken down the app.
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Why The CIA Doesn't Spy On The UAE
The United Arab Emirates finances the military leader trying to topple a United Nations-recognised government in Libya. It helps lead a coalition of nations imposing an economic blockade of Qatar, despite U.S. calls to resolve the dispute.
-
Turkey Arrests Suspected Spies For UAE, Investigating Khashoggi Link
Jamal Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist and critic of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, was killed in the consulate on Oct. 2 by a team of Saudi operatives, provoking an international outcry.
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UAE Said to Use Cyber Super-Weapon to Spy on iPhones of Foes
A team of former US intelligence operatives working for the UAE are said to have used tool called Karma to hack into the iPhones of activists, diplomats, and rival foreign leaders.
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UK Academic Says Was Forced By UAE To Confess To Spying Charges
British academic Matthew Hedges said he had "no other option but to confess" during nearly seven months of detention in the United Arab Emirates on espionage charges.
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Was Psychologically Tortured, Says Student Accused Of Spying In UAE
A British man convicted in the United Arab Emirates for spying said today he was psychologically tortured and that his captors asked him to turn double agent against the British government.
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British Academic Arrives In London From UAE After Spy Conviction Pardon
A flight carrying British academic Matthew Hedges landed at London Heathrow airport today, a day after he was pardoned in the United Arab Emirates from a life sentence for spying, a news agency Reuters photographer said.
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UAE Pardons British Student Minutes After Showing 'Spy Confession' Video
The United Arab Emirates on Monday pardoned a British academic jailed for life on spying charges, granting his family's request for clemency minutes after showing a video of him purportedly confessing to being a member of Britain's intelligence agency MI6.
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UAE Signals Jailed British Student Could Be Freed In "Amicable Solution"
The United Arab Emirates signalled on Friday that a British academic jailed for life on spying charges could be freed after his family appealed for clemency.
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"Free My Husband", Pleads Wife Of UK Academic Jailed In UAE
The wife of a British academic jailed by a UAE court on spying charges called on the Emirati authorities on Thursday to review her husband's life sentence and set him free.
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Wife Of British Student Jailed In UAE For Spying Says London Ignored Her Pleas
The wife of a British scholar Matthew Hedges who was sentenced to life for spying in the United Arab Emirates accused the Foreign Office on Thursday of ignoring her pleas for help.
