SPY AGENCY NEWS — RUSSIA

A cabal of KGB operatives stationed in Arab countries and Israel took over Russian foreign intelligence at the end of the Cold War. Their impact is still felt. […]

The Senate unanimously passed legislation on Monday to provide payments to government employees who were injured by directed-energy — or “Havana syndrome” — attacks while abroad. […]

Microsoft says group targeted more than 15o American and foreign organisations using USAid account […]

When I was a kid, growing up in eastern Canada back in the 1960s, one of my favourite television programs was an espionage-drama called The Man From U.N.C.L.E. It involved a super secret army of ag… […]

Vrbetice, near the Czech Republic’s border with Slovakia, is the last place you’d expect to play host to the murky world of international espionage. […]

“It sounds crazy and almost unbelievable,” one soldier said. […]

A second member of the National Security Council was struck by the mystery illness near an entrance to the White House grounds in November of last year, CNN reported on Monday. […]

In recent years, Russia’s National Security Council (or Sovbez) has come increasingly to resemble the USSR’s Politburo (the Soviet Communist Party’s powerful executive committee). On May 11, Vladimir Putin made significant changes to the Sovbez’s Science Council, which provides “scientific-methodological and expert-analytical support,” assists with the development of Russia’s national security strategy and strategic planning documents, and helps define priorities, criteria, and metrics. One newcomer to the Science Council is a man named A. G. Starunsky, a deputy commander of Russia’s Military Unit 55111. Meduza has learned that intelligence agencies in Estonia and the United States suspect this person of involvement in online disinformation campaigns run by Russia’s Military Intelligence Directorate (GRU). […]