In a stark warning, the head of Britain’s MI6, Richard Moore, has revealed a widespread Russian sabotage campaign across Europe, urging continued Western support for Ukraine and highlighting the escalating global security risks. Moore’s speech in Paris underscores the urgency of the situation, emphasizing the dire consequences of a Russian victory.
A new study challenges the common assumption that dogs with larger brains relative to their body size are smarter. Researchers found that working dogs, despite their complex abilities, have smaller brains relative to their body size compared to companion breeds. The study highlights the impact of artificial selection on dog brain evolution and suggests that brain size isn’t the sole indicator of intelligence in dogs.
Western intelligence agencies have uncovered a suspected plot by Russian intelligence to target cargo and passenger flights to North America with incendiary devices hidden within electric massagers. The devices, which ignited at logistics hubs in Europe, narrowly missed being placed on planes and could have caused catastrophic in-flight fires. This incident highlights the growing threat of Russian sabotage against Western nations and underscores the importance of heightened security measures.
Tensions between Canada and India have escalated further after senior officials from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government admitted to sharing intelligence with the Washington Post concerning alleged Indian government involvement in the assassination of Khalistani separatist Hardeep Singh Nijjar. This revelation follows Canada’s public accusations linking Indian agents to violent acts in Canada, leading to diplomatic expulsions and deepening the rift between the two nations.
The United States has charged Vikash Yadav, a former Indian intelligence officer, with directing a foiled assassination plot against pro-Khalistani leader Gurpatwant Singh Pannun in New York City. This marks the first time an Indian government official has been implicated in an assassination attempt on US soil. The charges come amidst heightened tensions between India and Canada over the killing of another pro-Khalistani leader in British Columbia. The US is seeking Yadav’s extradition.
Israel’s Mossad, renowned for its covert operations, has recently made headlines for its alleged use of explosive-laden pagers to target Hezbollah in Lebanon. This article delves into the history, capabilities, and operations of this formidable intelligence agency.
Moti Maman, a 73-year-old Israeli businessman, was arrested last month for allegedly collaborating with Iran to assassinate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, and the head of Israel’s internal intelligence agency, Shin Bet. A neighbour of Maman in Ashkelon, who remained unnamed, expressed no surprise at the arrest, revealing Maman’s dissatisfaction with Israel and his frequent complaints about the country. The neighbour also described Maman’s alleged connection with Iran, including secret visits to Iran and communication with Iranian intelligence operatives.
This article delves into the secretive world of Israel’s Unit 8200, a cyber warfare unit responsible for a range of operations from counter-terrorism to cyberattacks. The article explores its history, recruitment process, operations, and the recent controversy surrounding its alleged failure to predict the Hamas attack.
The heads of the CIA and MI6, William Burns and Richard Moore, penned a joint op-ed emphasizing the importance of continued support for Ukraine in its fight against Russia. They highlighted the strategic partnership between the US and UK intelligence agencies and pledged to counter Russian disinformation and sabotage efforts. The op-ed also addressed the growing threat posed by China and the need for intelligence cooperation in the Middle East.
The children of two Russian intelligence agents, who were among those released in a prisoner exchange between Russia and the West, only discovered their nationality during the flight back to Moscow. The parents, posing as an Argentine couple in Slovenia, were convicted of espionage and their children, unaware of their true background, were greeted by President Putin in Spanish upon their arrival.
