Intelligence

Report by Britain’s intelligence watchdog urges government to get serious about Iran-backed attacks on dissidents and critics of the state.

Most of them are hired through Telegram, says Czech intelligence service.

The countries have dubbed their defense refresh an “entente industrielle.”

The unsealed court records also reveal how deeply involved Trump aide Stephen Miller was in the effort to revoke the visas of pro-Palestinian academics.

European Commission said it took action over “an incident related to note-taking” at a meeting with Ukrainian president.

The approach appears to be inspired in part by Donald Trump’s attacks on the left in the United States.

Elisabetta Belloni only joined the European Commission president’s cabinet earlier this year.

Mistral, ASML and Airbus CEOs add to the pressure on the AI Act.

Maj. Gen. Mikhail Gudkov was reportedly killed by a Ukrainian airstrike on a Russian command post.

The decision left officials on both sides of the Atlantic scrambling to find out how long the pause might last.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe has presented a darker view on social media.

The decision follows Israeli and US strikes on Iranian soil.

EU faces familiar problems to win out on quantum computing.

It’s not just the welfare rebellion — Keir Starmer goes into his second year with a host of challenges to confront.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) said it was hit by a “sophisticated and targeted” cyberattack as NATO leaders gathered in The Hague for a summit last week. …

North Korean operatives worked with individuals in the US, China, United Arab Emirates and Taiwan to successfully obtain employment with more than 100 US companies.

“It is clear that there has been severe damage, but it’s not total damage,” head of U.N. nuclear watchdog tells CBS.

Support for Sen. Tim Kaine’s war powers resolution fell largely along party lines.

The European Commission must be “much stronger” in confronting the Hungarian leader, say Spanish officials.

Trump officials are trying to prove the airstrikes in Iran were every bit as flawless as the president first claimed.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe and Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard joined the chorus of administration officials batting away an early intel assessment that U.S. strikes had limited impact.