It is one of a trio of new works, alongside Gordon Corera’s “The Spy in the Archive” and Tim Weiner’s “The Mission”, which ...

Blending old tactics with new chaos, Putin’s hybrid warfare strategy reveals his ultimate goal. Ask ChatGPT Donald Trump ...

"This was probably one of the biggest breaks in the JFK assassination in the last 60 years," Luna said. "It disproves the ...

The Soviet ‘illegals’ program trained and embedded spies who lived surreptitiously in the West – just like TV’s The Americans ...

David A. Andelman talks to US journalist Nicholas Daniloff about his experience being detained in a KGB prison in 1986. Daniloff’s circumstances were not dissimilar to those of The Wall Street ...

David A. Andelman talks to US journalist Nicholas Daniloff about his experience being detained in a KGB prison in 1986. Daniloff’s circumstances were not dissimilar to those of The Wall Street ...

Russia's Federal Security Service, the main successor to the Soviet-era KGB, will soon have the power to create a network of ...

The Russian State Duma (lower chamber of the Russian parliament) has allowed the Federal Security Service (FSB) to have its ...

Two former top spy hunters offer exclusive new revelations about their quest to solve America’s greatest espionage mystery and what’s at stake with Kash Patel in charge of the FBI.

One is described as "built entirely on KGB themes" by a leading Le Monde journalist; the other is an article "using KGB arguments" written by a leading Socialist politician.

In 1986, the KGB arrested U.S. News & World Report journalist Nicholas Daniloff on espionage charges. What follows is Daniloff's account of his detention in Soviet prison.

He is one of several high profile oil and gas executives to have fallen from high buildings since Russia launched its attack ...