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A Croatian court convicted former Yugoslav intelligence chief Aleksandar Vasiljevic in absentia of establishing prison camps where detainees were tortured and killed during the Croatian war in 1991.

Germanys foreign intelligence agency, the BND, has been rocked by an espionage scandal centered around one of its staffers. The man, who is suspected of having spied for Russia, works in a department that provides critical intelligence in the Ukraine war.

(Archived document, may contain errors) 976 January 19,1994 AREFORMAGENDA FORTHENEW RUSSIANPARLIAMENT PARTIkPOLITICALANDLEGALBSUES INTRODUCTION The results of Russias parliamentary elections are a soberin g reminder of the politi cal task facing the cause of reform in Russia. As a consequence of the elections, com munists and fascists will have the largest block of seats in the lower house of parliament the Duma. Reformers will have the second largest bloc k of seats, but they are still badly di...

Berlin’s pursuit of economic and political ties with Beijing and Moscow has created dangerous dependencies. A change in strategy would benefit both Germany and the EU.

In an annual public hearing, the three spy chiefs warned about the threat form China, asking the German government not to fall into repeating the same mistakes made with Moscow.

The head of Germany's secret service has called Russia's invasion of Ukraine a "declaration of war" on the entire Western democratic wo

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Frustrating russian goals. you look at the original russian invasion plan, and it failed, and now the russians are concentrating just on donbas, but given the determination that they have demonstrated, if they have continued western support and weapons, they can foil the russian operation in donbas as well. >> ambassador, one quick follow-up for you. we dont talk much about russian intelligence operations, but you tweeted, you think they have been significantly damaged. how? >> well, over the la...

The fact that law enforcement authorities have felt compelled to carry out three large-scale raids against right-wing extremist subversives within just two weeks is proof of the extent of the fascist danger in Germany.

Polish prosecutors say the Russian man collected information on military units and their equipment. If found guilty, he could face 10 years behind bars.