Espionage

Artificial intelligence is changing how companies snoop on each other

Former U.S. ambassador sentenced to 15 years in prison for serving as secret agent for Cuba

Evan Gershkovich remains strong after year in Moscow prison, U.S. envoy says

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Carelessness with security, as seen in the Winnipeg lab, has consequences

U.S. ambassador visits Wall Street Journal reporter detained in Russia

Three more Europeans exchanged for Iran’s Assadi in prisoner swap

Alleged illegal agent denies recruiting for Russian intelligence

U.S. journalist jailed by Russia meet lawyers for first time

Alleged Chinese spy detained in Quebec seeks bail, wants to clear name

Bail hearing next week for ex-Hydro-Quebec employee charged with spying for China

Former Hydro-Québec researcher charged with economic espionage makes court appearance

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Canada expelled eight foreigners for terrorism or spying in 2020

IKEA France on trial over over accusations of illegally spying on staff, clients

Court denies CSIS request to collect foreign intelligence

Canada’s spy-catching system caused delay, angst in Jeffrey Delisle case, former FBI official says

Federal prosecutors strive to shut out public from CSIS-China case

Canada’s laws about foreign agents haven’t caught up to the modern world

Top EU court rules countries must curb mass data surveillance

Prosecutors stay charges against Qing Quentin Huang in probe of naval leaks to China

British judge begins Julian Assange’s extradition hearing

The spymasters’ playbook: What the Gouzenko case tells us about Donald Trump

Barclays being probed by U.K. privacy watchdog on accusations of spying on staff

Like it or not, cyberespionage is now a permanent part of geopolitics