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To mark the 70th anniversity of the Australian Secret Intelligence Service, ASIS Director-General Paul Symon addressed the Lowy Institute on the past, present and future of foreign espionage from an Australian perspective. He also spoke in conversation with Executive Director Michael Fullilove.

U of T prof Pat Bayly headed up North America’s first spy school and developed an “unbreakable” cipher machine during the Second World War

Nadia Hassan Suleiman remembers well the day she was arrested. It was in the city of Afrin, northwest Syria, in June 2018. Her husband, Ahmed Rashid, had disappeared two months earlier. She had received a voice message from him. The men who pulled up in

BEHIND THE LINES: With no charges brought against her, and no legal process, Nadia was imprisoned in a series of unofficial jails across northwest Syria.

Tell the audience what this is and where it came from. thats why there is a label on the corner of the scene saying these images are from the russian ministry of defense. if they are not put in context, if they are just wall parpd on tv all day then they are just propaganda. thats true about ukrainian footage or u.s. footage, too. think about it like this, when looking at a photo try to imagine the photographer or videographer on the other side of the frame and think what motivated the photo? wh...

Glassamilk was a Cold War Era prototype for a "consumer dairylike". It was first synthesized in Nottingham, England in 1962 by the Project Xin...

The Office of Policy Coordination was the first peacetime covert action agency in the United States, created by Democratic President Harry S. Truman in ...

Britains Secret Defences: Civilian Saboteurs, Spies and Assassins reveals details of a secret civilian army trained in sabotage, unarmed combat and intelligence gathering in the event of an invasion

On a cold spring day in 1943, an unassuming building in a Hackney side street played a key role in a wartime deception which was to save thousands of...

Richard Moore, also known as Q, said Beijing used debt traps and data traps to use as leverage against countries and individuals.