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FTM Investigation: EU Funds Digital Espionage

Hundreds of millions of euros have been allocated from the European Union budget to the European spyware industry, which makes apps and programs for the permanent surveillance of citizens, shows a journalistic investigation published yesterday by...

International investigation: European companies involved in exporting Chinese censorship

Leon, the first Romanian diesel multiple unit with state-of-the-art features built by Grampet

State Espionage in the EU: journalists targeted by Paragon spyware in 14 EU Member States

Journalists and civil society representatives in 14 EU member states have been spied on via mobile phones by their respective governments, according to information presented two days ago by John Scott-Railton, a senior researcher at Citizen Lab,...

Viktor Orban's men closely monitor OLAF inspectors

European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) inspectors, who were checking in Hungary in 2018 the allocation of European funds to certain projects executed by the company of Prime Minister Viktor Orban's son-in-law, were closely monitored by security...

The German press claims: "The Nord Stream pipelines were sabotaged by a group of divers of Ukrainian origin"

Russian President Vladimir Putin appears to have been partially correct when he said that the Russian Federation was not behind the blowing up of the North Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines in the Baltic Sea, but that Ukraine and the US were to blame....

Scandals are kept away from the current edition of the Olympic Games

The Olympics are facing a new series of controversies. Suspensions, self-suspension, wars, violation of human rights, terrorism, cyber-attacks, are jamming the most important sports competition on the planet. The Palestinian Olympic Committee has...

Draft EP resolution: European funds, allocated only to the member states that are part of the European Public Prosecutor's Office

The European Parliament will ask the European Commission to condition the allocation of European funds on the status of a member state of the European Public Prosecutor's Office, according to the proposed resolution on the rule of law that...

Ramona Strugariu specified: "We have received information from sources that we will be sued by some member states - which did not want such a legislative proposal from the beginning - and the legal basis of the position adopted by the European Parliament will be challenged. I've been through this before, I've heard it before, there have been such attempts before. Let's see if it will happen or not". (Photo source: facebook / Ramona Strugariu)

The European Parliament, threatened by France and Germany with a trial at the CJEU on the law on press freedom

According to sources cited by the european deputy Ramona Strugariu (Reper/Renew Europe), rapporteur on the European Act for Mass Media Freedom (EMFA), France, Germany and Hungary are threatening to sue the European Parliament because of the...

CORRESPONDENCE FROM FRANCEStrasbourg under terror

Strasbourg lives a terror, terror being defined also by threat, not necessarily by terrorism in practice. The world is on alert and doing everything to prevent acts of terrorism. All week I was in Strasbourg, on a journalistic trip to the...

Debates on the future UN treaty to combat cyber-crime

The ad-hoc Committee for the elaboration of a comprehensive international convention on combating the use of information and communication technologies for criminal purposes, within the UN, starts today, in New York, a new round of debates and...

The success of the "Banii Tăi Expo", when seen from the ground, rather than from the surveillance drone

Even though it hasn't realized it, the Bucharest Stock Exchange has received yet another cold shower, on Friday and Saturday, when it organized the second edition of the "Banii Tăi Expo" ("Your Money Fair"), in the University...

Bucharest: two thirds of the contracted amounts

After Sorin Oprescu entered the Guinness Book of Records for the longest smoked sausage in the world and for the heaviest fruit and cream cake in the world in 2008, yesterday he achieved the "performance" of being the first mayor in...

Some analysts claim that the two visits have no connection between them and that they are simply coincidental: "The visits were generated differently, by different persons with different objectives".On the other hand, however, security expert Adrian Baciu said in a TV statement that in the world of secret services, it is not possible that the two visits are accidental, even though they may look so: "These kinds of visits are planned in detail and very far ahead. There is without doubt an agreement between the three governments. I wouldn't be at all surprised if there was a meeting between the two heads of secret services on a neutral ground, like Romania".Of course, given the argument that the meetings are not a coincidence, because they were programmed far in advance, the opposite is also true.

Five scenarios around the meeting between the Russian security service and the CIA in Romania

Published this week, the interview with Iulian Fota, the presidential advisor of president Traian Băsescu, sparked reactions among our readers.

PM Boiko Borisov wants to oust all Bulgarian diplomats that cooperated with the Communist Bulgarian Secret Service

THE BULGARIAN DIPLOMACY TO UNDERGO REFORMPM Boiko Borisov wants to oust all Bulgarian diplomats that cooperated with the Communist Bulgarian Secret Service

• The list also includes Bulgarian ambassador to Romania, Valentin Radomirski

OPERATION JUDAS

• Aurel Cazacu, head of the Defense Industry Department in the Ministry of the Economy and associate of Mircea Băsescu in Desintco, has been under surveillance by the military counterespionage for several years.