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counterespionage

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counterespionage
activities designed to detect and counteract enemy espionage


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Aa "Our military technology is the foremost in the world in terms of quality and design and manufacture, so there's an obvious desire to obtain it," said Steven Pelak, deputy chief of the Justice Department's counterespionage section.
Arrest of Belgian arms dealer exposes Iran's smuggling by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)
Chinese media said five big steel firms were now being investigated in connection with the arrest of Australian passport-holder Hu and three Chinese colleagues by counterespionage agents in Shanghai on July 5.
Australia says China stonewalling over 'spy' probe by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
Chinese media said five big steel firms were now being investigated in connection with the arrest of Australian passport-holder Hu and three Chinese colleagues by counterespionage agents in Shanghai on July 5.
Australia says China stonewalling over 'spy' probe by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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