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    Spotlight | Israel, United Kingdom
    Ex-Mossad agents hired by AI unicorn Builder.ai spied on British journalists

    Sachin Duggal, founder of Builder.ai, on 16 January 2025 in Munich, Germany.
    Sachin Duggal, founder of Builder.ai, on 16 January 2025 in Munich, Germany. © Matthias Balk/dpa/picture-alliance/Newscom/MaxPPP

    In the spring of 2024, the now bankrupt app-building company commissioned private spies to probe whether it was the target of an influence operation. As part of their work, operatives targeted Financial Times reporters and attempted to infiltrate the FT newsroom.

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    Saudi Arabia
    Aramco steps in to bolster Saudi security amid delays to major communications project

    Aramco Digital's private and secure mobile network, 'The National Industrial Network', will be used by several Saudi security agencies.
    Aramco Digital's private and secure mobile network, "The National Industrial Network", will be used by several Saudi security agencies. © Beata Zawrzel/NurPhoto via AFP

    While the large-scale defence communications programme remains delayed, Aramco Digital deployed a civil network in January. This will be used by the kingdom's security agencies pending delivery of the flagship defence project.

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    France
    Lack of archival space leaves DGSE with stacks of classified documents on its hands

    The archives of the Defence Historical Service hold over 450 km of documents which have been produced and received since the 17th century.
    The archives of the Defence Historical Service hold over 450 km of documents which have been produced and received since the 17th century. © Dominique Viola/AFP

    Huge piles of classified documents, most of them from the Cold War period, are taking up space in the offices of France's foreign intelligence service, pending a long-delayed transfer to the French armed forces' archives department.

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    France, Morocco
    French authorities revoke intel officer's security clearance over Rabat links

    Interior of a mosque in the La Paillade district of Montpellier. The civil servant who was refused 'Secret' security clearance worked within the territorial intelligence service as head of department in charge of monitoring 'institutional' Islam.
    Interior of a mosque in the La Paillade district of Montpellier. The civil servant who was refused "Secret" security clearance worked within the territorial intelligence service as head of department in charge of monitoring "institutional" Islam. © Jean-Michel Mart/Le Midi Libre/MaxPPP

    A police intelligence official in southern France has lost his access to classified information after an internal investigation uncovered links with Moroccan intelligence services.

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