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Report says ‘systemic failures’ led to collapse of trial, but found no evidence of UK government interference Parliament’s security committee has criticised prosecutors for pulling their charges against two men accused of spying for Beijing, in a damni…
Ross David Cutmore, from Dunfermline, was allegedly recruited to assist in assassinations on Ukrainian soilUkrainian authorities have arrested a British military instructor accused of spying for Russia and plotting assassinations.Ross David Cutmore, 40…
EXPERT OPINION / PERSPECTIVE — The 2024 spy swap between Russia and the West exposed a brutal truth: Moscow still treats innocent civilians as bargaining chips, and killers as heroes. In the deal, Russia forced multiple governments to trade convicted …
China’s repeated deployment of "research" vessels in the Indian Ocean coincides with India’s strategic missile tests, particularly concerning the development and testing of India’s sea-based nuclear deterrent. Currently, four notable Chinese ships—Lan Hai 101, Lan Hai 201, Shen Hai Yi Hao, and Shi Yan 6—are active or en route in this region.These vessels conduct activities like oceanographic
Admiral Dinesh K Tripathi, Chief of Naval Staff, dismissed reports of a delayed Indian missile test attributed to a Chinese spy vessel. He described such assertions as potentially "somebody’s figment of imagination" or even a planted narrative during remarks on 30 November 2025.Speaking on the sidelines of the National Defence Academy’s 149th Passing Out Parade in Khadakwasla, the Navy Chief
India must secure sea control in the Bay of Bengal bastion to protect SSBNs like INS Arihant and Arighat, relying on layered anti-submarine warfare (ASW) amid Chinese surveillance threats.Project Varsha’s underground base enables covert submarine deployment, but demands robust denial of adversary subsurface intrusion. Chinese research vessels exacerbate risks by mapping acoustics vital for SSBN
India must secure sea control in the Bay of Bengal bastion to protect SSBNs like INS Arihant and Arighat, relying on layered anti-submarine warfare (ASW) amid Chinese surveillance threats.Project Varsha’s underground base enables covert submarine deployment, but demands robust denial of adversary subsurface intrusion. Chinese research vessels exacerbate risks by mapping acoustics vital for SSBN
China’s repeated deployment of "research" vessels in the Indian Ocean coincides with India’s strategic missile tests, particularly concerning the development and testing of India’s sea-based nuclear deterrent. Currently, four notable Chinese ships—Lan Hai 101, Lan Hai 201, Shen Hai Yi Hao, and Shi Yan 6—are active or en route in this region.These vessels conduct activities like oceanographic
EON Space Labs, a Hyderabad-based deep-tech start-up, has achieved a milestone with MIRA, India’s first indigenous electro-optical space telescope designed for Low Earth Orbit missions. This miniaturised payload, weighing just 502 grams, successfully completed rigorous thermo-vacuum testing at an NABL-accredited facility in Ahmedabad.The tests simulated space conditions with vacuum levels below
Gulf nation is accused of placing monitoring software on computers of two dissidents living in LondonBahrain is to tell the UK’s supreme court that it enjoys sovereign immunity from claims it placed surveillance software on the computers of two disside…