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New Bristol cocktail bar granted late-night licence despite residents' objections

Adventure Bar will open below dozens of apartments in Baldwin Street

Bristol Post

CIA Director William Burns tests positive for COVID-19

Burns joins a growing list of people in government to have tested positive in recent weeks.

Axios

CIA director tests positive for COVID-19, has mild symptoms

CIA Director William Burns has tested positive for COVID-19

The Independent UK

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Officials transferred for misbehaviour, DGP informs Punjab and Haryana HC

CHANDIGARH: Taking cognizance of the reports in which a warrant officer appointed by the Punjab and Haryana high court had accused CIA staff of Panipat police of misbehaviour, the police department has transferred the CIA incharge concerned and other cops out of Panipat and also ordered departmental inquiry against them.

The Times of India

The US anticipated almost every move Vladimir Putin made in Ukraine. This is how they probably did it

As Russia menaced Ukraine, it was as if US intelligence services had tapped into the mind of a foreign leader notorious for guarding his secrets. So, was the US bluffing, or did it really know what Russia had planned?

ABC News

Haryana: Two held with over 2.9kg opium in Ambala

AMBALA: In the last three days, the crime investigation agencies (CIA) of Ambala police arrested two men with over 2.9kg opium.

The Times of India

What will the new civil war look like?

Scholar Barbara Walter foresees 9/11-style attacks, and a sustained insurgency, rather than straight-up warfare

Salon

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Ukraine: the pawn in the power game

History will not absolve the U.S. of a part of the blame for the human tragedy that has engulfed Ukraine

The Hindu

Biden’s comment on Putin’s future ‘could complicate matters,’ says former CIA director

Biden’s ‘gaffe from the heart’ riles Moscow, Paris, but met with praise from some

The Independent UK

The Russian generals who have died in Ukraine as one is reportedly killed by his own men

Lieutenant General Yakov Rezantsev is the latest high-ranking official understood to have died in the conflict

Wales Online

North Korea Has 'Likely More in Store' after Missile Test, Says US

North Korea likely has "more in store" after successfully test-firing its largest-ever intercontinental ballistic missile, a top US official said Friday, as Washington called for tougher international sanctions at the UN Security Council. Thursday's launch was the first time Pyongyang has fired Kim Jong Un's most powerful missiles at full…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Ukraine: PTSD may be a huge problem after the war – but thankfully science can help

The second series of the hugely popular political action thriller Jack Ryan begins with a CIA analyst teaching new recruits to stop relying on the news as a source of intel for what’s going on in war. That’s because we can never know first hand what soldiers face in conflict.

The Conversation

The UK’s security now needs vital reappraisal

The flurry of three summits in Brussels, Nato, the EU and G7, was to be pivotal — an ultimate pledging conference — for the conflict in Ukraine and the security of the entire region. It is set to go on far longer than most politicians and generals seemed to imagine.

Evening Standard

In the Russia-Ukraine information war, propaganda master Vladimir Putin is being outdone by savvy Volodomyr Zelenskyy

While Ukraine's celebrity President Volodymyr Zelenskyy harnesses the power of social media to win the information war, Russia's old-fashioned propagandist Vladimir Putin is being schooled.

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Daily Mirror

Key reason Russia is 'haemorrhaging generals' as Putin loses 15th commander

Former US army general and CIA director David Petraeus said Ukraine also has "good snipers" which are able to target key individuals when a Russian chain of command breaks down

Chronicle Live

Bookies back Billy Elliot star Jamie Bell to be the next James Bond

The Durham-born actor is priced at 18-1 to play 007 in the bookies’ market

Daily Record

SNP council candidate urged to quit after Pope slur and saying 9/11 was an 'inside job'

Siobhan Tolland took to social media to say that she thought the 9/11 terror attacks were an "inside job".

The Independent UK

How Putin’s disinformation mirrors classic Soviet propaganda from the Cold War

The US and the UK also did plenty of nefarious things during this period, 88-year-old Milton Leitenberg tells Andrew Buncombe

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Salon

Africa, Ukraine and Cold War hangover

Many African countries remember the Soviet Union as an ally — and the U.S. as a backer of thugs and tyrants

Foreign Affairs

The False Promise of Arming Insurgents

America’s Spotty Record Warrants Caution in Ukraine

Reason

Tibet's armed resistance to Chinese invasion

Part 6: The Tibetan resistance continues, and thwarts a genocide

The Independent UK

The Flight Attendant: Season two trailer shows Cassie with side hustle at the CIA

Second season premieres on 12 April

Salon

Docs prove CIA torture training

A prisoner at a CIA site in Afghanistan was used as training prop, according to newly declassified documents

Daily Mirror

Detainee at secret CIA detention site was used as living prop for torture techniques

Ammar Al-Baluchi - a Pakistani 9/11 suspect still being held at Guantanamo Bay - was routinely and repeatedly tortured by CIA agents while at a secret facility north of Kabul, Afghanistan known as "Cobalt" or "the darkness" to prisoners, declassified documents have revealed

The Guardian - UK

UK spies who allegedly passed questions to CIA torturers subject to English law, court rules

Abu Zubaydah, tortured at CIA ‘black sites’ in six different countries, has right to sue UK government

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