Germany's foreign intelligence service, BND, is hiring spies. The job does not offer remote work, and applicants must leave their cell phones at home.
Intelligence services are finding it harder to recruit staff since...
Below is an excerpt about Gujarat riots of 2002 from an interview of Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr. on March 5, 2002 by Jack Stockwell, morning radio host on K-TALK radio in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States of America. Lyndon Hermyle...
INS Vikramaditya was spied upon by NATO while the aircraft carrier was being put through sea trials in the summer of 2012. Later, the matter was taken up at the diplomatic level too, but the issue was hushed up.
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The President of Mali has resigned and dissolved the parliament after being seized by military coup plotters. Meanwhile, negotiations are underway for the immediate release of the President and the Prime Minister with a guarantee from the international community...
It hasn’t been a month since President Biden mounted the steps of Philadelphia’s Independence Hall, declaring it his duty to ensure each of us understands the central faction of his political opposition are extremists that “threaten the very foundations of our Republic.” Flanked by the uniformed icons of his military and standing atop a Leni Riefenstahl stage, the leader clenched his fists to illustrate seizing the future from the forces of “fear, division, and darkness.” The words falling from the teleprompter ran rich with the language of violence, a “dagger at the throat” emerging from the “shadow of lies.”
According to reports, Castillo's final phone call before leaving the presidential mansion came from the US Embassy. This is how the CIA plotted the Peru coup.
The Pentagon uses world’s largest ‘secret army’ of 60,000 undercover operatives unofficially known as Signature Reduction to carry out ‘domestic & foreign’ operations while also infiltrating and manipulating social media.
Yoo Sang-bum, a politician from South Korea, stated that the National Intelligence Service of South Korea has informed them that North Korea has supplied Russia with one million artillery shells.
The Nagaland police, in their preliminary report on the killings of civilians, hinted at a possible cover-up of the macabre action by the security forces. The police report says that the Special Forces were seen dressing up the victims in khaki clothes to cover-up the killings.
According to secret documents released by the Houthi government it was the CIA who pressured Yemen to release Al Qaeda propagandist Anwar al-Awlaki. The incident exposes how the CIA train their individuals in Yemen and send them abroad to carry out operations for them, and then affix the accusation to Yemen as an excuse to come under the cover of fighting those individuals.
