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'No Benefit In Fighting India': Ex-CIA Officer Who Led Pak Operations
Pakistan would lose any conventional war with India, a former US intelligence officer has said, recalling that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) believed the two nuclear-armed nations would go to war after the 2001 Parliament attacks.
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Career CIA Officer To NDTV On Why He's Convinced Indian-Origin Expert Ashley Tellis Is Chinese Spy
Glen Carle, a career Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer who has served in the US National Intelligence Council, in an interview to NDTV explained why he is convinced that Indian-American strategic affairs expert Ashley J Tellis was spying.
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Ex-CIA Agent, Who Spied For China, Jailed For 10 Years
A former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for spying for the Chinese government.
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Whistleblower In Trump Ukraine Scandal A CIA Officer: Report
The whistleblower whose complaint has shaken the foundations of Donald Trump's presidency is a male officer of the Central Intelligence Agency who was seconded to the White House, the New York Times reported Thursday.
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Iran Says Captured 17 CIA Spies, Some Sentenced To Death: Report
Iran captured 17 spies working for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and some have been sentenced to death, Iranian media reported on Monday. Iranian state television published images it said showed the CIA officers who were in touch with the suspected spies.
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Intelligence Agency RAW Drawn Into The CBI War
The country's external intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing or RAW, appears to have been dragged into the massive controversy that has gripped the Central Bureau of Investigation, where a fight between two top officers is on. Over the last two days, the CBI has been witnessing letters, raids and arrests - part of the battle between the a...
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Ex-CIA Officer Arrested From New York Airport For Retaining Classified Information
A former Central Intelligence Agency officer was arrested at a US airport on Monday night in connection with charges that he illegally retained highly classified information, the US Justice Department said Tuesday.
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Did CIA Try To Protect Mahatma Gandhi, PIL Asks
Did the Office of Strategic Services or OSS, an intelligence agency of the United States during World War II and a predecessor of the Central Intelligence Agency or CIA, try to protect Mahatma Gandhi?
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Declassified US Document Suggests Pak ISI Link To Attack On CIA Agents
A Pakistani intelligence officer paid $200,000 to an extremist network to facilitate a deadly suicide bomb attack on CIA operatives at a base in Afghanistan in 2009, according to a declassified US government document obtained by an independent research group.
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Pakistan Suspends its Order to Ban 'Save the Children'
Amid US pressure, Pakistan today suspended its order and allowed international aid agency 'Save the Children' to resume operations, days after it sealed the NGO's office here for alleged "anti-nation activities".
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Ishrat Case: Home Ministry Denies Permission to Prosecute Former Intelligence Officer Rajinder Kumar, Say Sources
The home ministry has denied permission to prosecute a senior intelligence officer in the 11-year-old Ishrat Jehan murder case, saying the investigating agency does not have enough evidence of his involvement, ministry sources told NDTV.
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Despite Nuclear Deal, US-Iran Relations Far From Rosy
US President Barack Obama, eager to resolve at least one intractable conflict in his final two years in office, has his eye on a major prize: reconciliation with Iran.
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American Spy Stationed in India During World War II Turns 100
Elizabeth "Betty" McIntosh, an American spy girl who was stationed in India for a few years from 1943 and helped spread disinformation that would undermine Japanese troops, has turned 100.
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Barack Obama's Top Lawyer to Look Into CIA Officer Revelation
President Barack Obama's top lawyer will look into how the name of the CIA's top official in Afghanistan was accidentally revealed to thousands of journalists, the White House said on Tuesday.
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Top CIA Officer in Afghanistan Mistakenly Named by White House: Report
The White House inadvertently included the name of the top CIA official in Afghanistan on a list of participants in a military briefing with President Barack Obama that was distributed to reporters on Sunday, the Washington Post reported.
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'No Benefit In Fighting India': Ex-CIA Officer Who Led Pak Operations
Pakistan would lose any conventional war with India, a former US intelligence officer has said, recalling that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) believed the two nuclear-armed nations would go to war after the 2001 Parliament attacks.
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Career CIA Officer To NDTV On Why He's Convinced Indian-Origin Expert Ashley Tellis Is Chinese Spy
Glen Carle, a career Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer who has served in the US National Intelligence Council, in an interview to NDTV explained why he is convinced that Indian-American strategic affairs expert Ashley J Tellis was spying.
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Ex-CIA Agent, Who Spied For China, Jailed For 10 Years
A former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) officer, was sentenced to 10 years in prison for spying for the Chinese government.
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Whistleblower In Trump Ukraine Scandal A CIA Officer: Report
The whistleblower whose complaint has shaken the foundations of Donald Trump's presidency is a male officer of the Central Intelligence Agency who was seconded to the White House, the New York Times reported Thursday.
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Iran Says Captured 17 CIA Spies, Some Sentenced To Death: Report
Iran captured 17 spies working for the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and some have been sentenced to death, Iranian media reported on Monday. Iranian state television published images it said showed the CIA officers who were in touch with the suspected spies.
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Intelligence Agency RAW Drawn Into The CBI War
The country's external intelligence agency, Research and Analysis Wing or RAW, appears to have been dragged into the massive controversy that has gripped the Central Bureau of Investigation, where a fight between two top officers is on. Over the last two days, the CBI has been witnessing letters, raids and arrests - part of the battle between the a...
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Ex-CIA Officer Arrested From New York Airport For Retaining Classified Information
A former Central Intelligence Agency officer was arrested at a US airport on Monday night in connection with charges that he illegally retained highly classified information, the US Justice Department said Tuesday.
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Did CIA Try To Protect Mahatma Gandhi, PIL Asks
Did the Office of Strategic Services or OSS, an intelligence agency of the United States during World War II and a predecessor of the Central Intelligence Agency or CIA, try to protect Mahatma Gandhi?
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Declassified US Document Suggests Pak ISI Link To Attack On CIA Agents
A Pakistani intelligence officer paid $200,000 to an extremist network to facilitate a deadly suicide bomb attack on CIA operatives at a base in Afghanistan in 2009, according to a declassified US government document obtained by an independent research group.
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Pakistan Suspends its Order to Ban 'Save the Children'
Amid US pressure, Pakistan today suspended its order and allowed international aid agency 'Save the Children' to resume operations, days after it sealed the NGO's office here for alleged "anti-nation activities".
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Ishrat Case: Home Ministry Denies Permission to Prosecute Former Intelligence Officer Rajinder Kumar, Say Sources
The home ministry has denied permission to prosecute a senior intelligence officer in the 11-year-old Ishrat Jehan murder case, saying the investigating agency does not have enough evidence of his involvement, ministry sources told NDTV.
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Despite Nuclear Deal, US-Iran Relations Far From Rosy
US President Barack Obama, eager to resolve at least one intractable conflict in his final two years in office, has his eye on a major prize: reconciliation with Iran.
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American Spy Stationed in India During World War II Turns 100
Elizabeth "Betty" McIntosh, an American spy girl who was stationed in India for a few years from 1943 and helped spread disinformation that would undermine Japanese troops, has turned 100.
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Barack Obama's Top Lawyer to Look Into CIA Officer Revelation
President Barack Obama's top lawyer will look into how the name of the CIA's top official in Afghanistan was accidentally revealed to thousands of journalists, the White House said on Tuesday.
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Top CIA Officer in Afghanistan Mistakenly Named by White House: Report
The White House inadvertently included the name of the top CIA official in Afghanistan on a list of participants in a military briefing with President Barack Obama that was distributed to reporters on Sunday, the Washington Post reported.
