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Latvia detains couple suspected of spying for Russia (opens the original)
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Latvia has detained two of its citizens since June on suspicion of spying for Russia's military intelligence agency and using a private aircraft to surveil an army base hosting NATO forces, authorities said Thursday. Latvia's State Security Service (VDD) said the two Latvian citizens are suspected of collecting information on the Ādaži base — one of Latvia's most important military stations and home to NATO's brigade in the country — as well as military radar systems and the movement of planes.
Russian tech surveillance company infiltrated Europe’s law enforcement agencies (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — A U.S.-based data-extraction firm accused of being secretly run from Russia has worked on EU-backed projects and sold its services to European law enforcement agencies, according to documents seen by POLITICO. The U.S. Justice Department last week charged Oxygen Forensics — officially headquartered in Virginia — of concealing that it was actually owned and operated by Russians. The company develops and sells powerful software capable of extracting and analyzing information from smartp
German police official Jürgen Ebner selected to lead Europol (opens the original)
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German police official Jürgen Ebner has been selected to become the next executive director of Europol, putting the longtime agency insider on track to lead Europe's increasingly powerful law enforcement body. EU ambassadors backed Ebner in a Council vote Wednesday, selecting the German from a three-person shortlist after weeks of horse-trading among national capitals. Ebner currently serves as Europol's deputy executive director for governance and has been acting executive director since Belgia
How Western tech helps funnel recruits into Russia’s war (opens the original)
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A man scrolling through Facebook or searching on Google sees an advertisement from what looks like an ordinary staffing agency, promising construction work, a security job, a film role or help getting a Russian visa. Clicking through, he arrives at a polished recruitment website. Some even carry the logos of Western news organizations such as the BBC, falsely suggesting an endorsement. Behind this systematic online manipulation campaign is a Russian war recruitment machine — and much of it is ru
Europe’s spy networks are acquiring powers denied to them for years (opens the original)
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BRUSSELS — For decades, Europe’s intelligence services were defined as much by what they couldn't do as by what they could. In Germany, the Nordics and much of Eastern Europe, postwar trauma, the legacy of authoritarian regimes and a burgeoning commitment to civil liberties placed strict limits on the reach of national spy agencies. Now, as Russia escalates its campaign of hybrid sabotage against critical infrastructure and Chinese espionage intensifies, Europe’s largely dormant intelligence ope
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