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The Kremlin believes that returning Ukraine and the rest of the "historical Russian lands" is possible only as part of a global redistribution of the world, and also sees internal destabilization in Ukraine as the key to Russia's victory, Head of the Foreign Intelligence Service Oleksandr Lytvynenko has said.

After years of straddling two worlds, Canada’s Global Security Reporting Program has finally led to controversy, as Michael Spavor alleges he unwittingly provided intelligence to a former GSRP officer

The House Intelligence Committee is unveiling a series of proposals to reform a key surveillance tool that has been both credited with preventing terror attacks on U.S. soil and accused of being a vehicle for spying on U.S. citizens. Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA) lets the U.S. government keep tabs on

The House Intelligence Committee is proposing a series of reforms to a controversial surveillance program known as Section 702.

Priority funding in the state budget for next year is for defense, which in total will take about half of all expenditures. The Defense Ministry will receive Hr.1.155 trillion ($32 billion).

‘We’re going to see a lot of drama on this issue between now and the end of the year,’ one analyst tells the Sun.

France is actively assisting the United States and the United Kingdom in destabilizing the situation in key regions of the world, Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Director Sergey Naryshkin said on Thursday.

Four years after his arrest, a Canadian intelligence official accused sharing secrets goes to trial.

A divided board recommends reforms as Congress debates renewing snooping authority.

The former head of counterintelligence for the FBI’s New York field office pleaded guilty Friday in connection to a scheme to conceal hundreds of thousands of dollars he received from a former Albanian intelligence employee as well as foreign contacts he made with the individual.