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Amnesty International has accused Morocco of using Pegasus spyware and physical surveillance to control and silence journalists and activists, detailing four cases in a new report produced with 14 media outlets and coordinated by Forbidden Stories. Moroccan authorities have previously denied the allegations and rejected the evidence, while Moroccan media disputed the report's conclusions.
Latin America is turning into a testing ground for techno-supremacy, blending Trumpism, corporate deregulation, and biometric surveillance. From Argentina's AI investment push to FBI-backed forensic databases, the region is adopting a model that threatens sovereignty and democratic progress.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated that all commitments must be fully implemented without any excuses or delays. He called for increased oversight to ensure strict compliance.
The US Air Force will move a squadron of Global Hawk surveillance drones from Guam to Yokota Air Base in Tokyo starting this summer. Japanese defense officials confirmed the move Friday, the first permanent stationing of such high-altitude, long-endurance drones in Japan. The relocation aims to enhance US surveillance and intelligence in the Indo-Pacific amid rising regional tensions.
