A spy balloon drifting across the continental US threw the spotlight on the expanding and highly secretive spy-versus-spy contest between the United States and China.
An official in the Biden administration said the US intelligence community has been aware of China’s spying and its efforts to set up intelligence-gathering operations worldwide.
Beijing seems to be doing its utmost to turn away from foreign money. The ramifications could be bad for China and the rest of the world.
Foreign interference and espionage is the defining generational task of security agencies today,just as counterterrorism was after the September 11 attacks.
An audit of government departments led by Liberal Senator James Paterson last week revealed that at least 913 Chinese-made devices were installed at government departments across the country.
The whirlwind of cheap espionage,subterfuge and diplomatic theatre captivated millions in a sideshow that both superpowers would have gladly avoided.
An initial investigation into reports Australian fighter pilots had been approached by China uncovered enough evidence to justify a more extensive inquiry.
The spy agency used a bombshell memo to British MPs to identify a Chinese spy accused of conducting covert interference operations in the UK.
Taiwan authorities have charged an alleged Chinese spy and his wife after they were identified by a self-confessed Chinese intelligence operative who defected to Australia.
Australia is under cyber attack from China,but not long ago Australia was bugging Beijing’s embassy in Canberra. The US has joined them in a tricky three-step.
Xi Jinping’s “Operation Fox Hunt” has been caught tracking down Chinese citizens living in the US. We have strong reasons to believe they are doing the same here.