Iran has a hit list of former Trump aides. The U.S. is scrambling to protect them.
Roughly a dozen national security aides from the Trump White House are feared to be Iran’s hit list. It’s hard to protect them all.
digital surveillance
Governments spying on citizens: Who is to blame, what can the EU do?
Governments wield considerable influence in the cyber realm and must face accountability for their actions, argues CDT’s Silvia Lorenzo Perez.
France’s TikTok ban in New Caledonia raises legality, effectiveness questions
Experts are questioning the legality and effectiveness of France’s ban of TikTok in New Caledonia, imposed on Wednesday (15 May) to contain widespread protests that rocked the French overseas territory in the South Pacific.
CIA director says cease-fire is needed to help starving children in Gaza
Burns addressed the Israel-Hamas conflict in his testimony at the intelligence community’s annual worldwide threats hearing.
Rishi Sunak loves Big Tech. Why does he keep scaring them away?
A surveillance reform speeding through parliament is just the latest UK government proposal that has tech companies worried.
MEPs ask Commission to act after revelations of sensitive EU data sell-off
A cross-party coalition of Members of the European Parliament demanded that the European Commission take action following the revelations that sensitive data from European leaders was being sold to the highest bidder.
Amnesty International: Commission, Council ineffective in regulating spyware
Europe is a safe haven for spyware companies due to ineffective action from the European Council and Commission in regulating the export of spyware and surveillance technology, according to a report published Monday (9 September) by Amnesty International.