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Espionage - Page 43

August 28, 2026
Geopolitics

The Spy Who Wanted to Be Seen

An American intelligence chief would normally have every means at his disposal to travel to Moscow without being noticed. That is, after all, part of the job. John Ratcliffe, the CIA chief,

Book Reviews/New Books

Who Faked the Truth?

by Nil Rory Cormac’s Fakers is not merely a history of British covert propaganda. It is an anatomy of a state learning to weaponise uncertainty. Its most unsettling achievement is to show that the most sophisticated form of disinformation does

August 23, 2026

Why Was Ecuador’s Spy Chief With Americans in Kenya?

Defence/Geopolitics

The death of Ecuador’s intelligence chief in a helicopter crash in Kenya has raised questions about the circumstances surrounding his final journey, particularly because

Cuba Becomes Washington’s New Intelligence Front

Editor's Choice/Geopolitics

The United States is intensifying its campaign against the Cuban government, with the Central Intelligence Agency establishing a targeted task force to gather intelligence,

Easter Bombings in Sri Lanka: Essential Chronology

August 23, 2023
Defence/New Books

Following chronology is adapted from the author’s most recent book, published by Penguin. Year 2019 3 January—Western province governor Azath Salley reportedly met with pertinent government officials, presumably after realizing the danger

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US in Ukraine: Truth Behind Counteroffensive

August 19, 2023
Diplomacy/Russia/Ukraine

It’s been weeks since we looked into the adventures of the Biden administration’s foreign policy cluster, led by Tony Blinken, Jake Sullivan, and Victoria Nuland. How has the trio of war hawks

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Remembering B. Raman: A Tribute to India’s Stalwart Defence Analyst and Spy Master

August 14, 2023
Book Reviews

In the annals of India’s history, certain figures shine with an unwavering brilliance that transcends time. Their contributions leave an indelible mark on the nation’s identity, shaping its trajectory in ways both

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Chinese Agency Nabs Alleged CIA Spy Amid U.S. Intel Network Rebuild

August 14, 2023
Defence/News

On August 11th, China’s security agency announced that it had unmasked a CIA spy ring stealing China’s military intelligence. According to the report, the suspect was an employee of a Chinese state-owned

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The State of the War in Ukraine

August 11, 2023
Russia/Ukraine

A month and a half ago, right after the attempted Wagner coup, there appeared to be chaos in Moscow, with the future of President Vladimir Putin in question. There were indications of

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In Oppenheimer Red Hunt, FBI Missed Real Atomic Spies

August 1, 2023
Columns

Of the many ironies in the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the FBI searched for reds under the beds of virtually every suspected communist in the famed nuclear scientist’s circles, only to

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Israeli Spy Agencies at Crossroads in Political Crisis

July 28, 2023
Defence/Diplomacy

Amid the most serious political crisis in Israel’s history, its intelligence agencies will face a moment of truth if the far-right government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presents them with an order

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Leaked Files Suggest British Involvement in Latest Kerch Bridge Strike

July 22, 2023
News

An explosive report from independent media outlet GrayZone has exposed a potential hidden British hand in the recent attack on the Kerch Bridge, which connects Crimea with mainland Russia. Leaked documents point

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Ukraine’s Friends Unite: Sustaining Support in the Face of Aggression

July 19, 2023
Defence/Sri Lanka Guardian Essays

Following essay based on the Speech by Sir Richard Moore, head of SIS, UK It was here in this beautiful capital, almost exactly 55 years ago, on the 18th July 1968, that

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CIA in Ukraine: Unraveling the US Spy Agency’s Role

July 6, 2023
Defence

The CIA was central to the war even before it started. At the beginning of his administration, Biden tapped director William Burns as his global trouble shooter—a clandestine operator able to communicate

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Editor’s Note: This article was originally published in Small Wars

The Sri Lanka Guardian is an online newspaper founded in August 2007 by a group of concerned Sri Lankan citizens including journalists, activists, academics and retired civil servants. Sri Lanka Guardian has registered as an online newspaper in the Government of Sri Lanka. This portal is currently a platform for over seven hundred regular writers from around the world. We are an independent and nonprofit. Email : editor@slguardian.org
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