Turkish media reports claim the country's intelligence forces have arrested at least 15 people on charges of working for the Israeli Mossad spy agency.

Yemeni army forces and their allies fire a ballistic missile at a position of Saudi mercenaries in the country’s central province of Ma’rib.

A AP-NORC poll finds Americans warier of US government surveillance activities

A former Yemeni official says Britain has set up cells in the country’s eastern province of al-Mahra to spy on tribal leaders and resistance groups there.

Lebanon's Military Tribunal has handed prison terms to three people after they were convicted of “dealing and normalizing” with the Israeli regime.

Dozens of women across the Middle East and North Africa are at the risk of being blackmailed or harassed as a result of the use of Israeli Pegasus spyware.

UN experts call for an international moratorium on the sale of surveillance technology to protect human rights following Israeli Pegasus spyware scandal.

This episode looks at the Pegasus scandal in detail, especially its economic and business aspects, and question whether the company is guilty or should Israel also share the blame?

Israeli minister for the military affairs Benny Gantz is set to visit Paris for high-level talks that will include an “update” on the scandal revolving around the Israeli-made Pegasus spyware, which reportedly targeted Macron.

Here is the latest top stories from Press TV on July 26, 2021.