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Iran designates MI6 as ‘hostile group’, UK navy and air force as ‘terrorist organizations’

The Iranian Foreign Ministry announced the designation, citing the UK’s participation in the illegal US-Israeli war against Iran and the country’s decision on July 13 to designate the Islamic Revolution Guards Corps (IRGC) as a “threat.”

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Pro-Israeli Tech Company Oracle puts UK national security at stake: Academic

Oracle, an American multinational computer technology corporation, which openly supports Israel has been infiltrating the British Ministry of Defense and Home Office, says an academic.

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YEMEN

Revealed: Former UN envoy to Yemen linked to UK's MI6, accomplice in crisis

The investigative website Declassified UK reveals that the former UN envoy to Yemen, Martin Griffiths, is connected with the British intelligence agency MI6.

UN-Former Special envoy to Yemen- Martin Griffiths

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Former Iranian official sentenced to death over spying for Britain's MI6

An Iranian court has issued a death sentence for Alireza Akbari on charges of spying for MI6.

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China now top priority for MI6 intelligence agency, says Britain’s spy chief

Britain's spy chief says China has become the top intelligence priority for the country’s notorious Secret Intelligence Service (SISI), also known as MI6, surpassing counter-terrorism and other security-related issues.

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Who is Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe and why was she imprisoned in Iran?

British national Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe was formally handed over to a British team awaiting her release on Wednesday.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratclife

AFGHANISTAN

US, UK, Israel seeking to provoke sectarian war in Afghanistan: Analyst

The United States, Britain, and Israel are seeking to create chaos and provoke a sectarian war in Afghanistan in an attempt to destabilize the country, says an analyst.

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UK Official Secrets Act to become Orwellian

The British government has proposed reforms to the Official Secrets Act that could potentially see journalists and whistleblowers punished with much harsher sentencing for publishing things that the government doesn't find palatable.

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