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How This UK Spy Used Mother-In-Law's Blackberry Jam To Win Over Hamid Karzai
One story from that period that became particularly well-known was to build a closer relationship with then Afghan President Hamid Karzai, Younger arranged for homemade blackberry jam prepared by his mother-in-law to be sent to him after learning Karzai enjoyed it in his tea.
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Russian Spies Aggressively Seek Western Technology As Sanctions Bite
Four years of international sanctions have hampered Moscow's ability to procure machinery, technology and research from Europe.
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Ex-CIA Agent Reveals How Russia Recruits "Disposable" Spies Online
Sean Wiswesser explained that after the Cold War, Russia was not a top focus for the United States.
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Russian Apps "Spying" On VPN Users Amid Internet Crackdown: Report
The investigation by RKS Global examined 30 widely used apps in Russia, including those run by T-Bank, Sberbank, Yandex and VKontakte.
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North Korea Tests New Weapons As World Focuses On Iran War
Pyongyang continues to deepen its defence ties with Moscow and Beijing as the US draws its military assets out of Asia amid geopolitical uncertainty.
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Russia Expels UK Diplomat Accused Of Being Undercover Spy
Russia on Thursday said it was expelling a United Kingdom diplomat whom it accused of being an undercover spy. The Russian foreign ministry said it had summoned Britain's charge d'affaires in this matter.
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A Luxurious Life And Loaded Swiss Accounts: Meet CIA Traitor Aldrich Ames
On April 28, 1994, Aldrich Ames confessed to giving Moscow sensitive US material.
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US Accuses Mexico Of Sheltering "Russian Spies Posing As Diplomats"
The US reportedly warned Mexico about Russian spies operating in the country, but officials say authorities there largely ignored the alerts.
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Inside Putin's Germany Years: How A Spy Agency Posting Influenced Him
Years before Vladimir Putin became the president of Russia, one of the most powerful leaders in the world, he was a mid-ranking officer in the KGB, the Soviet Union's notorious security and intelligence agency.
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UK Says "Military Options Ready" If Russian Spy Ship Becomes A Threat
British defence minister John Healey said on Wednesday that "military options" are ready should the Russian spy ship Yantar become a threat, after the vessel directed lasers at British pilots sent to monitor it.
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Ukraine Arrests 'European' Ex-Soldier Accused Of Spying For Russia
Kyiv said Wednesday its security services had detained a former military instructor from an unspecified European country, accusing the suspect of spying on the Ukrainian army for Russia.
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Spy Who Married A Techie: Inside The Rise Of 'Sex Warfare' In Silicon Valley
He met her at a conference. She seemed brilliant, charming, and genuinely interested in his work. Years later, he realised she was part of a carefully orchestrated intelligence operation, designed to extract secrets from America's tech frontier.
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Russia's Red-Haired 'Black Widow' Returns For New Spy Mission
She was once accused of seducing her way into the secrets of the West. Anna Chapman, the infamous red-haired Russian spy deported from the United States in 2010, has a new mission: to tell the story of those who never got caught.
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UK Facing Growing Threat From Russia, Iran, China: Intel Agency Chief
Britain is facing an escalating threat from hostile states such as Russia, Iran, and China while the terrorism risk is "huge" with al Qaeda and Islamic State seeking to incite would-be attackers, the UK's domestic spy chief said on Thursday.
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UK Launches Dark Web Portal To Recruit Foreign Spies
The UK's foreign intelligence service MI6 on Friday launched a "dark web portal" to try to recruit spies in Russia and around the world by offering a them secure communication channel.
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How This UK Spy Used Mother-In-Law's Blackberry Jam To Win Over Hamid Karzai
One story from that period that became particularly well-known was to build a closer relationship with then Afghan President Hamid Karzai, Younger arranged for homemade blackberry jam prepared by his mother-in-law to be sent to him after learning Karzai enjoyed it in his tea.
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Russian Spies Aggressively Seek Western Technology As Sanctions Bite
Four years of international sanctions have hampered Moscow's ability to procure machinery, technology and research from Europe.
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Ex-CIA Agent Reveals How Russia Recruits "Disposable" Spies Online
Sean Wiswesser explained that after the Cold War, Russia was not a top focus for the United States.
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Russian Apps "Spying" On VPN Users Amid Internet Crackdown: Report
The investigation by RKS Global examined 30 widely used apps in Russia, including those run by T-Bank, Sberbank, Yandex and VKontakte.
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North Korea Tests New Weapons As World Focuses On Iran War
Pyongyang continues to deepen its defence ties with Moscow and Beijing as the US draws its military assets out of Asia amid geopolitical uncertainty.
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Russia Expels UK Diplomat Accused Of Being Undercover Spy
Russia on Thursday said it was expelling a United Kingdom diplomat whom it accused of being an undercover spy. The Russian foreign ministry said it had summoned Britain's charge d'affaires in this matter.
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A Luxurious Life And Loaded Swiss Accounts: Meet CIA Traitor Aldrich Ames
On April 28, 1994, Aldrich Ames confessed to giving Moscow sensitive US material.
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US Accuses Mexico Of Sheltering "Russian Spies Posing As Diplomats"
The US reportedly warned Mexico about Russian spies operating in the country, but officials say authorities there largely ignored the alerts.
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Inside Putin's Germany Years: How A Spy Agency Posting Influenced Him
Years before Vladimir Putin became the president of Russia, one of the most powerful leaders in the world, he was a mid-ranking officer in the KGB, the Soviet Union's notorious security and intelligence agency.
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UK Says "Military Options Ready" If Russian Spy Ship Becomes A Threat
British defence minister John Healey said on Wednesday that "military options" are ready should the Russian spy ship Yantar become a threat, after the vessel directed lasers at British pilots sent to monitor it.
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Ukraine Arrests 'European' Ex-Soldier Accused Of Spying For Russia
Kyiv said Wednesday its security services had detained a former military instructor from an unspecified European country, accusing the suspect of spying on the Ukrainian army for Russia.
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Spy Who Married A Techie: Inside The Rise Of 'Sex Warfare' In Silicon Valley
He met her at a conference. She seemed brilliant, charming, and genuinely interested in his work. Years later, he realised she was part of a carefully orchestrated intelligence operation, designed to extract secrets from America's tech frontier.
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Russia's Red-Haired 'Black Widow' Returns For New Spy Mission
She was once accused of seducing her way into the secrets of the West. Anna Chapman, the infamous red-haired Russian spy deported from the United States in 2010, has a new mission: to tell the story of those who never got caught.
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UK Facing Growing Threat From Russia, Iran, China: Intel Agency Chief
Britain is facing an escalating threat from hostile states such as Russia, Iran, and China while the terrorism risk is "huge" with al Qaeda and Islamic State seeking to incite would-be attackers, the UK's domestic spy chief said on Thursday.
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UK Launches Dark Web Portal To Recruit Foreign Spies
The UK's foreign intelligence service MI6 on Friday launched a "dark web portal" to try to recruit spies in Russia and around the world by offering a them secure communication channel.
