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International mercenary cell uncovered in Bolivia
Last month, the Bolivian government expelled a senior "diplomat" from the US embassy in La Paz, whom it accused of covertly supporting efforts to depose the country's leftist president, Evo Morales....
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Hungary's security head resigns in wake of spying scandal. Austria to try Kazakh spy for kidnap attempt. Obama's unwilling cyber czars.
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Hungarian Cold War double agent dies at 71. US military spies to train Iraqi counterparts. Swiss secret service chief calls for more spies.
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Cuban Five member's prison term cut to 30 years. Part 3 of CIA defector's writings now available.
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Another Mossad assassination, this time in Hungary?
IntelNews got word last night that an unidentified Syrian man was shot dead in Budapest early on Wednesday morning, as he was driving his car. Witnesses reported that the assailant stole a small black...
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More information on alleged Mossad hit in Budapest
Late on Friday, Reuters news agency reported the dead Syrian-born man's name as Bassam Trache, 52. Meanwhile, Hungarian officials continue to deny any link between Trache's murder and the alleged...
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Latest from Hungary and Turkey on Budapest assassination
Despite the overwhelming silence in Western media about last week’s suspicious murder in broad daylight of a Syrian man in Hungary, the story continues to make headlines in Israel, the Arab world,...
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Wanted Russian spy ring member skips bail in Cyprus
Police in the Mediterranean island nation of Cyprus have issued an arrest warrant for a member of an alleged Russian spy ring in the United States, who had been released on bail following his capture...
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Fate of 11th Russian spy suspect remains a mystery
By IAN ALLEN | intelNews.org | As the world’s media attention is focused firmly on last week’s 14-member spy swap between Russia and the United States, the fate of the 11th member of the Russian...
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Did fugitive spy Metsos lead to Russian spy arrests?
By JOSEPH FITSANAKIS | intelNews.org | Soon after the June 27 arrests of 10 Russian non-official-cover (NOC) spies in several US cities, one name came to the attention of intelligence observers: Sergei...
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Security minister, ex-spy directors arrested in Hungary
One former government minister and two former directors of Hungary’s domestic intelligence service have been arrested on suspicion on espionage. Some reports connect the high-level arrests to the...
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Soviet KGB may have killed Albert Camus, claims paper
Albert Camus, one of France’s most revered intellectuals, who died in a mysterious accident in 1960, may have been killed by Soviet intelligence, according to an article in one of Italy’s most...
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Spy archivist discusses fate of Swedish diplomat abducted by KGB
The fate of Swedish diplomat Raoul Wallenberg, who was abducted by Soviet intelligence officers in the closing stages of World War II, is one of the unsolved mysteries of 20th century espionage. The...
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UK admits using fake rock to spy on Russians. New book examines forgotten CIA officer Jim Thompson. Sweden to probe fate of WWII hero Wallenberg.
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EU parliament member loses immunity over claims he spied for Russia
In a historic first, the parliament of the European Union (EU) has waived the immunity of one of its elected members over “reasonable suspicions” that he may have spied for Russia.
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Soviet memoirs suggest KGB abducted and murdered Swedish diplomat
The recently discovered memoirs of a former director of the Soviet KGB suggest that a senior Swedish diplomat, who disappeared mysteriously in the closing stages of World War II, was killed on the...
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Hungarian media accuses Russia of working with far-right militia
Media in Hungary have accused the Russian government of funding and training one of Hungary’s most notorious far-right organizations.
View ArticleRussian bank accused of being ‘den of spies’ relocates to NATO member Hungary
A Russian-backed development bank, which is accused by its critics of being an intelligence front for Moscow, has relocated to Hungary, a member of the European Union (EU) and the North Atlantic Treaty...
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