Gareth Bale's proposed Par 59 golf bar faces opposition from 80 residents at licensing hearing Bristol City Council sub-committee will decide its fate next week Bristol Post · Apr 14, 2022
War pundits profit from contractor ties Recent analysis found 20 of 22 guests on mainstream networks had ties to the arms industry or its boosters Salon · Apr 13, 2022
Area 51: What is it and what goes on there? Area 51 is a U.S. military base that has become synonymous with tales of UFOs, government cover-ups and potentially testing alien technology. Space · Apr 11, 2022
Intel: Putin may cite Ukraine war to meddle in US politics U.S. intelligence officials think Russian President Vladimir Putin may use the Biden administration’s support for Ukraine as a pretext to order a new interference campaign in American politics The Independent UK · Apr 9, 2022
Amazon's sleepy CIA thriller Two exes/former CIA agents deal with trust issues as they try to uncover who was the mole that aided a hijacking Salon · Apr 8, 2022
State Department: WH gift records for Trump, Pence missing The State Department says it's unable to compile a complete accounting of gifts presented to U.S. officials by foreign governments during the final year of the Trump administration due to missing White House data The Independent UK · Apr 8, 2022
‘All the Old Knives’ review: Who double-crossed whom? Chris Pine and Thandiwe Newton play ex-lovers and spies facing off over dinner In “All the Old Knives,” ex-lovers and spies Henry and Celia meet for dinner in an upscale California beach town. They reminisce, haltingly, but this is no ordinary get-together. Celia (Thandiwe Newton) left the job years ago and shed her ties to the CIA in favor of marriage and children;… Chicago Tribune · Apr 8, 2022
‘All the Old Knives’: Chris Pine, Thandiwe Newton play hot spies revisiting a cold case Tense thriller brings together the two highly photogenic stars in hunt for a CIA mole. Chicago Sun-Times · Apr 6, 2022
All the Old Knives review – Chris Pine and Thandiwe Newton add class to CIA spy drama Pine and Newton play former lovers in this watchable Le Carré-esque tale of personal and patriotic betrayals The Guardian - UK · Apr 6, 2022
Lynn Schmidt: Celebrating a 'woman of no importance' Wednesday, April 6, is the birthday of a woman of no importance. St. Louis Post-Dispatch · Apr 6, 2022
New Bristol cocktail bar granted late-night licence despite residents' objections Adventure Bar will open below dozens of apartments in Baldwin Street Bristol Post · Apr 1, 2022
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 · Mar 31, 2022
CIA director tests positive for COVID-19, has mild symptoms CIA Director William Burns has tested positive for COVID-19 The Independent UK · Mar 31, 2022
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 · Mar 30, 2022
ABC News · Mar 30, 2022 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?
The Times of India · Mar 28, 2022 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.
Salon · Mar 28, 2022 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
The Hindu · Mar 27, 2022 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 Independent UK · Mar 27, 2022 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
Wales Online · Mar 26, 2022 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
Asharq Al-Awsat · Mar 26, 2022 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…
The Conversation · Mar 25, 2022 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.
Evening Standard · Mar 25, 2022 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.
ABC News · Mar 23, 2022 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.
Daily Mirror · Mar 23, 2022 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