A BOOK BY A former Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) case officer, which alleges that a senior Agency official sabotaged American counterintelligence efforts on orders from Moscow, has prompted a ...

A US judge has ordered the CIA to respond again --this time in good faith-- to a FOIA request on the notorious Colombian drug smuggler Pablo Escobar. The FOIA request also relates to Los PEPES, a ...

JOSEPH FITSANAKIS, BSocSc, MSc, PhD, is Professor of Intelligence and Security Studies in the Department of Intelligence and Security Studies at Coastal Carolina University. Prior to joining Coastal, ...

INTELLIGENCE SERVICES IN THE Netherlands have restricted intelligence-sharing with their United States counterparts due to political developments in Washington, according to two leading Dutch ...

← Soldier with far-right links becomes first convicted spy in New Zealand history ...

For the first time in the modern history of the United States, the Department of Defense has been given standby orders to ensure the “continuity of government”, in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Israeli Supreme Court dismisses spy chief’s firing as illegal → ...

A GROUP OF RESEARCHERS in Finland have managed to outline the structure and geographic footprint of a highly secretive Russian signals intelligence (SIGINT) unit by studying commemorative badges ...

Leaked counterintelligence document reveals Russian concerns about Chinese spying → ...

REPORTS FROM KUALA LUMPUR SUGGEST that Malaysian agents operating in the service of Israeli intelligence carried out the kidnapping of a Palestinian engineer, Omar al-Balbaisi, on September 28.

Facing strong criticism from the public, media, and international partners, German intelligence agencies recently participated in two symposia to discuss challenges in the areas of espionage and ...

NORTH KOREA APPEARS TO have suspended a long-standing radio station, known for broadcasting content targeted at South Koreans, which also aired encrypted messages intended for North Korean spies ...