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Espionage - Page 31

November 8, 2026
Business

US Media Reports Alleged Chinese Spy Operation Targeting Nvidia Chief Jensen Huang

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has reportedly been the target of an alleged Chinese intelligence operation involving a young woman working as a manager in the technology industry, according to reports by

History/Sri Lanka

Atma Jayaram: A Gentleman Spy Master from Trinity College , Kandy

Trinity College, Kandy, symbolizes the distinctive educational environment Sri Lanka experienced under British rule, as the institution embodied Victorian values and closely followed the English public school model. Established by Rev. Richard Collins in 1872, Trinity achieved prominence during the

November 6, 2026

The Files MI5 Wants Hidden

Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

Almost three decades after Sean Brown was abducted and murdered in Northern Ireland, the British government is preparing to challenge a decision that could

China Protests UK Border Searches as Espionage Dispute Deepens

Defence/Geopolitics

China has lodged a formal diplomatic representation with the United Kingdom after Chinese nationals, including trade delegates, tourists and people visiting relatives, were subjected

Espionage Bonanza Beckons in Russian Chaos

June 26, 2023
Defence

On April 1, 1953, a U.S Naval attaché in Helsinki picked up a scrap of intelligence: A Finnish border guard had “attempted to offer condolences on Stalin’s death to [his Soviet] counterpart,”

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How Dan Ellsberg changed my life?

June 19, 2023
Defence/History

It was one of those life-changing moments that you never forget. In June 1971, I was working as a daytime bartender at the Ritz Hotel off Boston Common, having a cup of

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Hollywood’s Subversive Strategies: Unmasking the Power of Propaganda

June 1, 2023
Defence

I was watching F9 (of the Fast & Furious franchise) and I was struck by one line. The Fast crew is working for the CIA now (who are somehow the good guys)

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Liar Unveiled: A Double Agent’s Journey from Deception to Truth in CIA during Cold War

May 12, 2023
New Books

Following excerpts adapted from the author’s recent book, The Liar: How a Double Agent in the CIA Became the Cold War’s Last Honest Man, published by Hachette Book Group Heroes don’t exist,

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Espionage: Jack Teixeira and Me

April 28, 2023
Columns/Defence

Jack Teixeira and I have a couple things in common: Cape Cod and a Top Secret security clearance. Way back in the summer of 1966, holding a draft notice that threatened to

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Classified document leak shows U.S. double standards, says expert

April 13, 2023
United States

The reported leaks of classified Pentagon documents show the United States’ double standards as it is engaged in spying on countries, including its allies, while it accuses other countries of engaging in

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Intelligence Leak Shakes US Government and Security Agencies

April 11, 2023
Columns/Defence

As a flood of secrets spills out onto the internet, and officials in Washington scramble to contain the damage and plug the leaks with FBI counterintelligence investigations and Justice Department referrals, it’s

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The Art of the Exchange: A Brief Retelling of Spy Swaps

April 2, 2023
Defence

With any luck, Evan Gershkovich will spend only a few weeks in  Lefortovo Prison, the 142-year-old hulk on Moscow’s east side where many a Russian who’s run afoul of state security has

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Intrigue and Espionage: The Tense Relationship between Spy Agencies and Journalists

March 26, 2023
Defence/History

Back in 1978, I was sitting at the bar of the Commodore Hotel in Beirut, the storied safe haven for journalists and diplomats during the Lebanese civil war,  when a low-level Palestinian official named

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US Accused of Plotting with Islamists to Kidnap Russian and Iranian Military in Syria

March 20, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

The United States plans to form groups of radical Islamists in Syria to destabilize the situation in the country and kidnap Russian and Iranian military, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) said

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Pyongyang’s Power Elites: Security and Intelligence Services in North Korea

March 8, 2023
Defence/New Books

Following excerpts adapted from the author’s latest book, The Hermit King: The Dangerous Game of Kim Jong Un, published by Macmillan During Kim Jong Il’s reign, North Korea’s primary aim was gangseong

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Why Nepal Denied Entry to CIA Chief?

February 24, 2023
Defence/Editor's Choice/Nepal/News

In a rare move, the Nepal government last week withheld permission for a visit to the country by CIA Director William J Burns, ostensibly on the grounds that the timing of the

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Sri Lanka: Was CIA Top Man in Colombo to Play the Great Game Against China?

February 18, 2023
Diplomacy/Editorials

by Our Diplomatic Affairs Editor “All things are ready, if our mind be so.” – William Shakespeare, from Henry V, Act IV, Scene 3 (inspired by a saying attributed to the ancient

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World Insights: U.S. is world’s biggest spy power

February 17, 2023
Defence/Human Rights

Living up to the epithet of “surveillance empire,” the United State has, for decades, conducted indiscriminate mass surveillance of foreign governments, companies and individuals as well as its own citizens. [Xinhua]An utterly

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Ana Montes: Perfect Cuban Agent

January 13, 2023
Cuba/United States

Ana Belen Montes, the most effective and damaging Cuban spy known to have penetrated U.S. intelligence, was a major warrior in the long nasty war between the United States and its communist

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