Senior Russian spy's secrets revealed in new book
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Once a senior KGB officer who says he was driven by patriotism, Sergei Tretyakov says he defected in 2000 because he lost faith in post-Soviet Russia and he's now ready to tell his story for the first time.
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Tales from the Underground Russian authorities have identified the authors of the notorious Pinch malware creation toolkit. Arrests are expected to follow.â¦
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Respected author Sebastian Faulks has written a new James Bond novel, reviving the 007 spy over four decades after Ian Fleming&#39;s last book, it was announced Wednesday.
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MOSCOW, Dec. 5 -- British detectives visiting Russia to investigate the poisoning death of a former Russian intelligence officer in London will face broad restrictions in their work here, a senior Russian official said Tuesday.
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The poisoning of Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko is to be dramatised by writer Peter Kosminsky.
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A deeply researched new chronicle of the Central Intelligence Agency targets C.I.A. incompetence.
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China and Russia are spying on the United States nearly as much as they did during the Cold War, according to the top U.S. intelligence official
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Russian spying in Britain is back to Cold War levels, the Independent newspaper in London reported, quoting government and security sources.
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LONDON -- Russian billionaire Boris Berezovsky said yesterday that the life of the man accused of killing former spy Alexander Litvinenko could now be in danger because of what the suspect knows about the plot.
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Mikhail Gorbachev's battle to push through bold reforms in the USSR is revealed in a new book.
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Spy maps of Britain compiled by the Soviet Union during the Cold War contain such a wealth of information that a digital mapping firm has bought them for use by property developers.
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TORONTO, Nov. 23 -- The man carried crib sheets -- index cards scribbled with reminders of key dates in  Canadian history. But he is a real Russian spy, Canadian authorities insist, real enough for them to deem him a threat to national security.
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To subscribe to The Register's weekly newsletter - seven days of IT in a single hit - click here Yes, thereâs only been story in the news this week. Rogue Russian agents have apparently been racing around the UK, knocking off ex-KGB spies, and endangering sushi chefs, flight attendants and Italian Academics, using rare radioactive isotopes. The fact that it was Polonium 210 that was used to permanently shut-up former KGB man Alexander Litvinenko was taken as proof of Russian state involvement. Only past poison experts such as the KGB had access to such a devastating material, it was reasoned. Well, only them and anyone with a web connection, a credit card and the web address for United Nuclear. So, beware come office party season. If the cocktails look a little more lurid than usual, someone may well be settling scores.â¦
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This Fool classic exposes some secrets about millionaires.
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DETECTIVES investigating the death of the former KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko were last night planning to fly to Moscow in their hunt for clues into his poisoning, sources confirmed.Comment
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Joseph Weisberg has used some of what he learned while training to be a case officer with the Central Intelligence Agency to write his latest novel, âAn Ordinary Spy.â
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Health experts investigating the death of former Russian spy Alexander Litvinenko from suspected poisoning said on Friday they had found a highly toxic radioactive isotope in his body.