breakingnews
05.05.2008, 09:55
Russia's Federal Security Service, or FSB, has proposed changes to the criminal code. The service says they'll help distinguish between intentional data espionage and the unintentional disclosure of state secrets.
11.06.2008, 05:05
It's a year since Moscow ruled out extraditing Britain's main suspect in the murder of Aleksandr Litvinenko. No evidence has been produced by the British, which has led to a surge in conspiracy theories.
18.06.2008, 16:59
U.S. robot producer iRobot has announced it is developing a soft flexible robot for the Department of Defense. The so-called Chemical Robots will be able to manoeuvre through openings smaller then their actual dimensions.
20.06.2008, 04:42
There are new fears that espionage between East and West is on the increase, despite the end of the Cold War. Former foes continue to accuse one another of spying, with Britain's intelligence service, MI5, recently announcing it needs extra resources to k
18.11.2008, 10:36
In an interview with Russia’s Interfax news agency Estonian Foreign Minister Urmas Paet said that the possible deployment of Iskander missiles in Russia’s Kaliningrad region in response America’s deployment of missile interceptors in Poland and a radar fo
21.11.2008, 11:47
3 comments
The UN General Assembly’s Third Committee has adopted a resolution proposed by Russia on tackling the glorification of Nazism and the desecration of WWII monuments. Meanwhile a 2008-2009 calendar published in Estonia can easily be considered the glorifyin
25.11.2008, 10:03
Three German citizens have been detained in Kosovo for allegedly throwing explosives at the EU office in the capital Pristina. Sources in the German media claim the men are undercover intelligence agents.
Published: 17 November, 2008, 11:11
It is a spy intrigue at the heart of NATO's state-of-the-art cyber-defense technology. On September 21 it emerged that Herman Simm, 61, an Estonian defense ministry official, was arrested on suspicion of being a Russian
