By Giulia Sumizawa e Joo Nyegray(Opinion) Espionage has been a significant aspect of international politics, crucial for understanding foreign actions and behaviors, particularly during conflict periods such as World War I.Two months after joining the Great War in 1917, the United States introduced the Espionage Act to penalize individuals who compromise national security by disclosing or leaking potentially harmful information.This legislation continues to be relevant, thanks to its broad interpretation of what constitutes a legal infringement.The Espionage Act was first employed outside its original intent during Richard Nixon's tenure, leading to the conviction of .
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