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Slovenia's intelligence agency has confirmed foreign interference in the recent parliamentary elections, with evidence linking the private intelligence firm Black Cube to the activities. The elections, held on March 26,…
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Hungary Summons Russian Ambassador After Drone Attacks on Ukraine
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Ahead of Armenia's parliamentary elections on June 7, 2026, Russia has ramped up political, economic, and informational pressure on the country. The Kremlin aims to destabilize the pro-European government led by Prime…
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On March 21, Ukraine launched nearly 300 drones targeting Russian military and industrial sites, including an oil refinery in Saratov, while Russia retaliated with 154 drones against Ukraine, resulting in civilian…
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- Analysis Of Penlinks Ad Based Geolocation Surveillance Tech — citizenlab.ca · August 5, 2026
- Pegasus Project Turns Spotlight On Spyware Firm Nso Ties To Israeli State — www.theguardian.com · August 4, 2026
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