The FBI’s takeaway: another spy was out there, maybe even more than one. Oleg Gordievsky, pictured here in disguise, was the KGB’s head of London spy operations, while living a double life as ...

China's main spy agency, the Ministry of State Security – or MSS – is now the largest and most active spy agency in the world. Its top target is not a foreign power, although the United States ...

What started as a close race is quickly becoming a rout. After overtaking the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) as the world’s largest ETF earlier this year, the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (VOO ...

Ukraine said Friday it had exposed a network of Hungarian spies trying to obtain defense secrets in a border region of Ukraine – the first time it said such an operation has been discovered.

Russell Crowe hands Russian state secrets to Harry Lawtey in the first-look image from upcoming Cold War espionage thriller “Billion Dollar Spy.” The film, also starring Tony Goldwyn ...

The latest example is the upcoming Renault Boreal, a Dacia Bigster in disguise. Most of the time ... likely diverge more from Dacia's. The first spy pictures reveal a significantly changed ...

The spiral galaxy known as Messier 81 (M81) has a rosy tint in this June 1, 2007, composite image that incorporates data from NASA's Spitzer and Hubble Space Telescopes, and NASA's Galaxy ...

We’re in London in 1961, at the height of the Cold War; various British, American and Russian spies are gathered in the Piccadilly Hotel as MI6 has learned a top secret file is about to be handed over ...

will wind up being a blessing in disguise. It’s not the way anyone would have hoped (especially not Moore). It may or may not be part of a larger scheme by Carr to wind up elsewhere. But either ...

The Russian “illegals,” or deep-cover spies, landed on our front pages in 2010, when the FBI unleashed a made-for-television roundup of 10 sleeper agents in the U.S. One was Anna Chapman ...

Kravitz continued, “He was in disguise. He walks into the paddock, and he’s dressed in a Toro Rosso shirt — not the pink one, but the usual racing shirt — and some blue trousers.

The depth of emotion in that similarly silly show is also absent here, making The Comedy About Spies a more mechanical endeavour. Except, that is, for actor and co-writer Henry Lewis’s poignant ...