UK’s spy agency launches dark web portal, says ‘door open’ to foreign spies
Platform to allow people to securely pass on information anywhere in the world, or offer their own services to MI6.
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UN calls for moratorium of AI that threatens human rights
The UN’s human rights office is urging action to put human rights guardrails on the use of artificial intelligence.
Detained ‘UAE spy’ was working as a journalist in Turkey
The 45-year-old Jordanian was arrested in Turkey on Friday on suspicion of spying for the UAE.
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The ex-CIA officer who blew the whistle on torture
Former CIA officer John Kiriakou speaks to Al Jazeera about the US’s use of torture and his time in prison.
The Spy CablesThis article will be opened in a new browser window
Secret documents, leaked from numerous intelligence agencies, offer rare insights into the interactions between spies.
The Spy Cables: Decoded – Episode two
What do the leaks tell us about spy communications and what effect will these leaks have on international relations?
Published On 27 Feb 2015
The Spy Cables: Decoded – Episode one
In the first of two programmes, we assess the impact of Al Jazeera’s release of hundreds of classified documents.
Published On 27 Feb 2015
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Mossad’s ‘moderate Muslim’ scorecard
Israeli intelligence enthusiastically tracks efforts in the Arab world to promote a state-sanctioned version of Islam.
Israel’s Africa policies ‘an exercise in cynicism’
South African intelligence accuse Israel of “fuelling insurrection”, selling arms and “appropriating” African resources.
Cables reveal S Africa at odds with allies on al-Qaeda
Flood of missives from foreign agencies warn of al-Qaeda peril to country, but its own spies see little direct threat.
Spy Cables raise South Africa privacy concerns
Secret intelligence documents leaked to Al Jazeera reveal loose surveillance regulations for spies.
