A 49-year-old Chinese man was arrested at the India-Nepal border after allegedly sneaking into Uttar Pradesh and filming a restricted security zone. A case is filed under the Foreigners Act.

Chinese man with Pakistan travel history caught filming sensitive sites after sneaking into India from Nepal

MI5 has warned UK MPs that spies from China, Russia, and Iran are targeting them through blackmail and manipulation to undermine British democracy. Lawmakers have been urged to stay alert and report any suspicious contact. Here's all you need to know.

MI5 issues chilling warning to UK MPs: China, Russia, Iran spies trying to 'erode the foundations of our sovereignty'

In a significant strategic and diplomatic blow to China, Sri Lanka has reportedly imposed a 12-month moratorium on granting permissions to foreign research vessels to operate in its waters.

Sri Lanka’s big blow to China: Year-long moratorium on entry of ‘spy ships’

Chinese spies reportedly used a right-wing Belgian politician as an intelligence asset for three years, the Financial Times reported earlier this week, highlighting China’s widespread influence operations overseas.

How a Chinese spy used a European senator as intelligence asset for three years

In a rare joint address, the United States law enforcement agency FBI and the United Kingdom's intelligence agency MI5 have raised alarms about Chinese espionage and how it can pose a threat to Western Nations economic and National Security. They urged businesses to stay alert and report possible threats.

US and UK Spy chiefs warn of game-changing threats from China

According to a report, China may be using Internet of Things (IoT) software inside smart coffee makers to collect data. American researcher Christopher Balding in a report said "coffee machine data may seem rather mundane but as with many aspects of data risks exist in how the data is used".

China may be spying through software embedded in coffee maker, warns expert

The US government has sued casino mogul Steve Wynn alleging that he did lobbying work for the Chinese government during the Trump administration. The US justice department said it had asked Wynn to register under the Foreign Agents Registration Act but he refused to do it.

US government sues casino tycoon Stephen Wynn over China lobbying

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