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The street performers first appeared a few years ago along busy intersections of Islamabad. Coated head to toe in eye-catching gold paint, they stood perfectly still, leaning on glimmering canes and tipping their top hats open. Some cracked a smile or offered a slow nod when they earned tips from passers-by.
LONDON/NEW YORK -- "Shut down the ETOs!" chanted protesters in front of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in central London on Tuesday, a day after the organization's manager was charged with allegedly spying for the Chinese territory.
“In the last decade, Modi and [National Security Advisor] Ajit Doval duo have improved funding and operational scope for the RAW. This has certainly led to an increased role for the agency from the previous UPA [United Progressive Alliance] regime,” said Dheeraj Paramesha, a professor of criminology at Britain’s University of Hull and an expert on the Indian intelligence network.
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LONDON/NEW YORK -- China's representative in the United Kingdom on Monday slammed the arrest of three individuals, including a staffer at the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, on allegations of spying for the Hong Kong intelligence service.
The investigation, undertaken by rights watchdog Amnesty International’s Security Lab and news outlets, says the spyware was bought between 2017 and 2023 and used by state agencies such as the national police and Indonesia’s primary intelligence agency.
