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Richard Moore said MI6's door is "always open" to Russian spies, inviting them to share any sensitive information they might have.

The Czech novelist, author of “The Unbearable Lightness of Being”, died on July 11th, aged 94 | Obituary

British spies are already using artificial intelligence to hamper the supply of weapons to Russia, the head of Britain’s MI6 agency said Wednesday, predicting that Western intelligence agencies will increasingly have to focus on tracking the malign use of AI by hostile states.

Milan Kundera opened up new ways of thinking, writing and reading. In his literary presence, the world seemed tuned to a higher frequency.

The late author perfectly captured the inhumanity of Stalinism.

The novelist, who died last week, posed questions on identity that resonate to this day

If during the 80s and 90s you were any kind of book lover, Milan Kundera – who died this week aged 94 – was one of that small clutch of modern novelists you absolutely had to read. In the late stages of the Cold War, the Czech-born Kundera not only gave us news about what was

This week our crew of bandits at noon sneaked a few swims at Orient Beach in sublime, secretive glory. Empty beach, azure-cobalt skies, according to my arts prof biker tjom, sweetly ruffled sea surface, water a sandy mix of green, yellow and blue, and the temperature — at last, 19°C and even 20°C.

Milan Kundera, the Communist Party outcast who became a global literary star with mordant, sexually charged novels that captured the suffocating absur