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April 5 in world history: From Chile’s independence movement to Kurt Cobain’s tragic deathApril 5th marks significant historical moments, from the Mayflower's return to England in 1621 to the US presidential veto by George Washin...- Word of the day: EspionageEspionage meaning: Nations secretly gather vital information through espionage to safeguard their interests in today's complex world. This ...
- Russia expels British diplomat it accuses of spyingRussia has expelled a British diplomat, accusing him of working as an undeclared spy. Moscow has warned Britain against escalating the situ...
- Aldrich Ames, CIA turncoat who sold US secrets to the Soviets, dies in prison at 84Aldrich Ames, a former CIA officer who sold secrets to the Soviet Union and Russia, has died in prison. He was 84. Ames betrayed numerous W...
- Love & lies: Why seduction is the weapon of choice in spyingRecent incidents highlight the ISI's use of honeytraps, where individuals are seduced to extract sensitive information. Jyoti Malhotra's ar...
- JFK declassified files: Did the Trump administration expose CIA’s top-secret espionage tactics in the name of ‘transparency’?The declassification of JFK assassination documents by the Trump administration has unveiled the CIA's Cold War espionage tactics. Shocking...
- US reporter Gershkovich to go on trial in Russia on June 26The trial of US journalist Evan Gershkovich, who faces espionage charges in Russia, will begin on June 26, 2024. The trial will be held beh...
- Russia arrests Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich on spying chargeThe FSB, which is the top successor agency to the Soviet-era KGB, alleged that Gershkovich "was acting on the U.S. orders to collect inform...
- John le Carré's final novel will be published in October, 10 months after his demise'Silverview', the author's 26th novel, will be published on his 90th birth anniversary.
- Foreign interference in Canada hitting Cold War levels thanks to COVID-19, says spy agencyThe Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) singled out Russia and China as particular causes for concern and said key national secur...
- In small ways, we all Bond with spiesNot just 007 or Smiley’s people, now we all carry microphones and cameras.
- A gun that looks like a lipstick, a door from a former KGB prison: You can bid on items used by Soviet intelligence during Cold WarEstimates for the items range from a few hundred dollars to $12,000.
- US-China Cold War: The two world powers are entering dangerous territory, warn expertsStephen Walt, a professor of international affairs at Harvard University, said the world's two largest economic powers were engaged in a lo...
- View: How the new US-China Cold War will play out for IndiaTill the new Cold War approach gels, India must accommodate at least some US trade demands.
- Cambridge Analytica may be leading Honeytrap Inc now, but Mata Hari made waves during WWIHere are five instances where people were seduced into revealing secrets.
- Spying inquiry on US envoy Robin L Raphel falling apartThe fallout from the investigation has in the meantime seriously damaged Raphel’s reputation, built over decades in some of the world’s mos...
- Barack Obama denies presence of domestic spying programmeObama has denied that the US has a domestic spying programme but said the work done by the National Security Agency is a critical component.
- EU, US set for FTA talks in shadow of spying stormAn FTA "is not just in the interest of the EU, but it is also clearly in the interest of the US," Barroso said.
- Tinker, tailor, and no spyDeep-cover Russian spying ring had been busted in the US.
- Obama moves to curb federal secretsAmong the changes is a requirement that every record be released eventually and that federal agencies review how and why they mark document...
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