spying
New documents reveal this British WWII spy may have been one of the most important agents for the Soviets
Cedric Belfrage was long known as a British intelligence agent in New York in World War Two. Newly declassified documents reveal he was also working for Moscow. One Russian historian describes as one of the most important agents the Soviets ever had.
What’s stopping some Pakistani parents from letting their children be vaccinated?
The White House has pledged the CIA will stop using vaccination programs as a cover from spying. Council on Foreign Relations senior fellow Laurie Garrett’s says the pledge is long overdue and that distrust of health workers is already widespread in many countries. The White House has pledged the CIA will stop using vaccination programs as a cover from spying. Council on Foreign Relations senior fellow Laurie Garrett’s says the pledge is long overdue and that distrust of health workers is already widespread in many countries.
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Edward Snowden is OK with what he’s given up to start a debate on surveillance
Washington Post contributor Barton Gellman sat down with Edward Snowden in Moscow for a 14 hour interview, recently. It was the former NSA contractor’s first major interview since he was granted asylum in Russia. Gellman describes Snowden as something of a shut-in who doesn’t mind living alone in his Moscow residence, now that he’s sparked an international debate on surveillance.