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Emilia Fox Had a Ride-Along With a Real Spy for New Show 'Signora Volpe'
Newsweek caught up with Emilia Fox as she prepares for the launch of her new Italian-based three-part series on Acorn TV, "Signora Volpe."
Russian Held in Poland Accused of Gathering Intel on NATO Troops
Polish prosecutors say the Russian man collected information on military units and their equipment. If found guilty, he could face 10 years behind bars.
Chinese 'Spy' Committed 'Economic Espionage' by Stealing Trade Secrets: DOJ
A Chinese national was sentenced after admitting to stealing agricultural software for use by China's government.
Harvard Doesn't Have to Pay for Professor Convicted of Hiding China Ties
A court decided Monday former professor Charles Lieber does not qualify for Harvard's legal defense fees.
'The 355' Director Simon Kinberg on How He Assembled His Female Spy Squad
Director Simon Kinberg speaks to Newsweek about his new female spy thriller "The 355," explaining how a conversation with Jessica Chastain created the movie.
5 Unusual Facts About 'The 355' movie — Plus Cast, Trailer And Screenings
Jessica Chastain leads the cast of international super spies in Simon Kinberg's new thriller "The 355" which is out in cinemas Friday January 7, 2022.
South Dakota Man Latest in Line of Americans Charged With Espionage
The man "attempted to provide classified national defense information to the Russian government," according to the DOJ.
Border Agency Accused of Tracking Reporters with Tech Meant for Terrorists
The CBP's Counter Network Division allegedly carried out the practice to "vet" whether individuals the agency intended work with were "reputable reporters."
The Five Coolest Gadgets and Tech Seen in 'No Time To Die'
James Bond is nothing without his gadgets, and one again Q provides him with plenty to work with in the latest 007 movie "No Time To Die."
Chinese Spymaster Makes First Public Appearance Since Defection Rumors
Rumors about the state security minister's high-profile defection to the United States had been circulating in America's conservative circles for several weeks.
Exclusive: U.S. and China Officials Both Deny Spymaster Has Defected
Chinese state security official Dong Jingwei reportedly took part in a Shanghai Pact secretaries meeting on Wednesday, while U.S. government sources told Newsweek that rumors about his alleged defection were untrue.
Who Is Dong Jingwei? Alleged China Defector Shrouded In Mystery
Rumors about the Chinese intelligence official's alleged defection to the United States began circulating earlier this month.
Donald Trump Pardons Israeli Spy Handler Who Paid for American Secrets
The president's flurry of pardons include former Israeli air force colonel Aviem Sella, who recruited the infamous spy Jonathan Pollard.
The Chinese Penetration of America: Part Two
The threat of the Chinese Communist dictatorship penetrating the United States is a crisis right now.
Republicans Question Eric Swalwell's Intelligence Committee Role
"Were you all aware of this tie to a Chinese spy prior to [Eric Swalwell] being put on the committee?" Republican House Minority Whip Steve Scalise asked.
U.S. Doubles Spy Plane Missions Near China Since 2009
The U.S. is now flying an average of three to five sorties through the South China Sea every day.
Spy Albatrosses Are Now Searching the Ocean for Illegal Fishing Boats
The birds were put to work patrolling the seas as part of a six-month academic study that proved successful in detecting fishing boats with their Automatic Identification System switched off.
ISIS Spy Who Betrayed Baghdadi Was Under Pressure From Family: SDF Chief
The unnamed informant's family reportedly suffered under Islamic State rule prompting him to seek revenge, General Mazloum Abdi said.
Russia Scrambles to Deny 'Highest Level' Access of 'CIA Spy'
The official, since named by Russian media, had reportedly been supplying intelligence to the U.S. for decades.
Russian Media Name Alleged U.S. Spy Who Was Evacuated From Moscow
Media reports say Oleg Smolenkov left Moscow with his family and may have moved to Washington DC.
Pentagon Is Testing Surveillance Balloons to 'Watch Everything at Once'
U.S. Southern Command has been testing as many as 25 balloons over the Midwest, which can float at 65,000 feet and capture video of whole cities.
North Korea Hostage Freed by Trump Details CIA Work, Prison Torture
Kim Dong Chul was one of three American citizens released from North Korean prisons and returned to the U.S. in 2018.
Venezuela Defense Minister Refused to Discuss Coup While Watching Avengers
Vladimir Padrino Lopez refused to back the uprising and has remained loyal to President Nicolas Maduro.
CIA Turncoats Should Be Lured Back With No Jail Time
The radical approach to turncoats has split the intelligence community. "Don't think I didn't know that people would choke on this," says David Charney, a CIA-connected psychiatrist.
Russia Will Not Exchange Alleged American Spy Whelan
Whelan was detained on December 28 after having traveled to Russia to allegedly attend a wedding.
Russia Denies Using Alleged American Spy as Pawn
"In Russia, we conduct counterintelligence activity against those suspected of espionage," said Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov.
Russia Says They Haven't Heard From U.S. About Whelan
"The U.S. side has not contacted the Russian side on that matter any more," a Kremlin spokesperson said.
U.S. to Demand Russia Release American 'Spy'
Paul Whelan, 48, was arrested last week on suspicion of spying.
American Paul Whelan Arrested in Russia on Spy Charges
The arrest happened shortly after Maria Butina pleaded guilty to conspiracy against the U.S. by attempting to infiltrate Republican political circles on behalf of the Russian government.
Accused Russian Spy to Detail Conspiracy Against U.S.
Maria Butina has agreed to cooperate with investigators and provide information about Russian government efforts to infiltrate GOP political circles.