Covert diplomacy is a complicated business but, whether you use spies or an official, discretion is key
Covert diplomacy is a complicated business but, whether you use spies or an official, discretion is key
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With the agency’s U-turn on appointing Tom Sylvester as its top liaison to Britain, what does it mean for transatlantic security…
If Olly Robbins stood firm Labour could have avoided this disastrous episode of bad political judgment, says Richard Dearlove,…
A memoir by former US agents who became husband and wife opens a window into the normally closed world of spies’ private lives
Human espionage has never been harder, costlier—or more important
The answer to the UK’s travails is not increased monitoring of social media by a Whitehall ‘spy’ unit
Blaise Metreweli takes over at a dangerous time when Britain’s allies are among its biggest problems, writes world affairs editor…
