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One-sided and conspiratorial: How Indian media keeps getting Myanmar wrong

When the National Investigation Agency (NIA) recently apprehended seven foreign nationals – six Ukrainian and one American – who were returning to their countries on their way back from Myanmar, the Indian mainstream and social media went into a frenzied tailspin.

Newslaundry

Bondi firing a reminder that even ultra-loyalists get dumped by Trump

Attorney general was key part of effort to go after enemies but even she could not satisfy whims of mercurial president

The Guardian - US

CBS’ CIA Is Sending Gina Undercover With A Gotham Vet, And She Looks The Part In First Look Photos

Gina's stepping out of the office in CIA's upcoming episode.

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Trump polled advisers about replacing Tulsi Gabbard as intelligence chief

Exclusive: Pressure intensifies for Gabbard after president’s displeasure with Iran war testimony

The Guardian - US

Where is transatlantic intelligence-sharing headed under the Trump administration?

Repeated threats to annex Greenland, controversial diplomatic statements, and, more broadly, the antagonistic stance of the American executive toward Europeans point to an unprecedented climate of distrust among transatlantic allies, of which the latest Davos forum provided a revealing example. But what about alliances between intelligence services?

The Conversation

CIA Warns Kristi Noem's Husband Bryon's 'Bimbofication' Scandal is a Blackmail Risk

The espionage risks posed by Bryon Noem's secret online activities and their impact on Kristi Noem's role as former DHS head. Learn about the national security implications and expert insights.

International Business Times UK

US wrong to negotiate, Iranian regime 'not trustworthy,' Iranian opposition leader says

Speaking to Euronews, the exiled leader of the Kurdish Iranian opposition said that no one in the Iranian regime was “trustworthy”, downplaying claims from the US administration that Iranian officials were "reasonable” negotiators.

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After CBS’ Necar Zadegan Opened Up About Feeling ‘Bored’ By Projects Without Female Characters, Here’s What CIA Is Doing Right

Here's what the actress told us about wanting to see women in movies and TV.

Cinemablend

FBI Star Talks The 'Huge Relief' Of CBS' Super Early Renewal, And I Get It After How One Spinoff Ended

Breathe a sigh of relief, FBI fans.

Cinemablend

Decades of hostility between Iran and the US were preceded by a little-remembered century-long friendship

The British- and American-backed plot to overthrow Iran’s prime minister in 1953 laid the groundwork for the 1979 Iran hostage crisis and decades of hostility with the U.S. that have now culminated in a war launched on Iran by the U.S. and Israel.

The Conversation

Iran's 'Game Changer' Missile Strike On Diego Garcia Puts Europe In Range

Iran's attempted missile strike on the US–UK base at Diego Garcia has convinced many analysts that Tehran's self‑declared range limits are over, bringing most of Europe within potential reach.

International Business Times UK

Mojtaba Khamenei Is Gay Rumours Explained: Donald Trump 'Could Not Contain Laughter' Over Secret Intelligence on Iran Leader

Explore the controversy surrounding Trump's claims about Iran's new Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, and the lack of verified evidence.

International Business Times UK

Kash Patel Email Leak Explained: What Was Revealed, Possible Motive and What Happens Next

Iran-linked hackers have breached the personal email of former US official Kash Patel, leaking hundreds of emails and private photos in a bid to embarrass rather than expose secrets. Investigators say the material is old and non-classified, but the attack underscores how vulnerable political figures' personal accounts remain.

International Business Times UK

CBS Just Axed Its Last Two Shows On The Cancellation Bubble, But They May Have Already Been Doomed Weeks Ago

Another two bite the dust.

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The Guardian - UK

‘I wrote The Sopranos to get over my mother wishing me dead’: David Chase on his mob masterpiece – and his new LSD epic

Will the great TV writer ever top his mega hit? He talks us through his new series about the CIA’s attempts to weaponise LSD – and reveals why James Gandolfini called him ‘Satan’

The Independent UK

Trump claims he won the gay vote in 2024 despite polls showing he scored just 12%

President Donald Trump actually did poorly with the LGBT+ community, which overwhelmingly supported Democratic candidate Kamala Harris

International Business Times UK

Erika Kirk Allegedly in an 'Unmarked Building' Without Address When Charlie Kirk Was Assassinated, Candace Owens Says

Investigative journalist Candace Owens challenges the official narrative of Erika Kirk's location during Charlie Kirk's assassination, suggesting a secretive aviation facility involvement.

International Business Times UK

UFO Investigation 2026: Why Natural Explanations for 1950 'Satellites' Don't Hold Up

A 2026 re-analysis of a 1950 sky plate finds nine puzzling lights that defy easy natural explanations, keeping a classic astronomical mystery alive.

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International Business Times UK

Trump Confidant Dragged Into 'Buried' JFK Files Storm As Ex-CIA Officer Claims 10,000 Documents Hide Alleged Israel Link

Discover the hidden JFK assassination documents as a former CIA officer reveals 10,000 files still classified. Explore the implications of Trump-era delays and potential foreign intelligence links. Read more to uncover the truth.

The Mary Sue

Former CIA Director tends to “believe Iran more” over Trump

Former CIA Director John Brennan, who has been vocal against Donald Trump, stated his distrust for the president in an interview with MS Now. Brennan brought up Trump’s consistent denial of facts.

The Independent UK

UK government raid on lawyer’s office in Guantanamo Bay case ‘deeply troubling’, court hears

Rachel Toney, who is representing Abu Faraj al-Libi’s interests, had documents seized from her office

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s going to give us closure’: could there finally be justice for the murder of Patrice Lumumba?

The assassination of the Congo’s first prime minister has been shrouded in mystery – but the impending trial of a Belgian diplomat may provide answers

The Conversation

U.S. actions in Iran are politically motivated, not the result of intelligence failures

Intelligence agencies are often blamed when the use of military force has an unexpected or negative outcome. Pundits often argue leaders end up in difficult situations because they are not fully informed, or intelligence agencies got it wrong.

The Independent UK

Joe Kent responds to leaking allegations and Tulsi Gabbard’s view on Iran war in wild Mark Levin interview

Ex-counterterrorism official, who resigned from Trump administration in protest last week, accused of being ‘extremely conspiratorial’ by conservative radio host in testy exchange

The Conversation

How the National Security Council typically functions to plan and fully assess risks when presidents consider going to war

Three weeks into the U.S. war with Iran, it seems increasingly evident that President Donald Trump and his administration miscalculated how Iran would respond to attacks.

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