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Archbishop of Canterbury branded 'subversive' by MI5. Pakistan ambassador defends arrest of bin Laden informants. US weighs harsher penalties in wake Of CIA, FBI hacker attacks.
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Bin Laden's courier linked to Pakistan spy agency. Egypt remands Israeli spy suspect in custody. US extradites fugitive Philippine police officer who served time for espionage.
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Ex-CIA chief speaks on al-Qaida after Osama. CIA organized fake vaccination drive to get bin Laden family DNA. CIA moves to protect key analyst in bin Laden raid.
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Ex-spy says MI6 cut corners to back Blair's Iraq war case. Medical group criticizes CIA's vaccination scheme. Foreign spies stole weapons data from US contractor.
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Ex-CIA officer warns of Israeli attack on Iran. Campaigners seek arrest of ex-CIA legal chief. Analysis: The fallout from the CIA’s vaccination ploy in Pakistan.
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Saudis paid Pakistan to shelter bin Laden, claims security expert
An American academic and security expert with deep links in the intelligence community claims that, at the time of his killing by US Special Forces, Osama bin Laden was living under house arrest,...
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Interview with Michael Hayden. CIA denies helping police spy on NY Muslims. Spy base reservoir not a pool after all...
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Thai court convicts three of spying. Council of Europe wants truth on CIA black sites. Doctor who helped CIA find bin Laden barred from leaving Pakistan.
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Saudi ex-spy chief on US war on terrorism. Ex-MI5 chief says '9/11 made us stronger'. Captured Libyan spy chief defiant.
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News you may have missed #601 (CIA edition)
CIA invests in information technology. Interview with CIA disgise experts. US government fights to keep Osama bin Laden death photos secret.
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News you may have missed #604 (CIA edition)
Aid agency leaves Pakistan following CIA vaccination scheme. CIA contractor arrested in car park brawl. Judge approves secret evidence for CIA leak trial.
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Ex-worker sues US spy agency for anti-Islamic bias. Russia says China still spies the old-fashioned way. Pakistan panel says doctor who aided CIA should face charges.
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News you may have missed #608 (analysis edition)
Spying on the United Nations. Secret panel can put Americans on 'kill list'. Blowback from CIA's bin Laden vaccination ruse gets worse.
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US admits Pakistani doctor was CIA agent. Czech secret services accused of political spying. Colombian paramilitaries protected by spy agency.
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CIA claims bin Laden death photos would trigger violence. Kuwait accused of tapping phones of prominent citizens. Did US FDA spy on whistleblowers?
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Did Pakistani ex-leader know bin Laden's hideout? Sweden expels Rwanda diplomat for spying. Mossad continues to use foreign passports.
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Pakistan sacks health workers who helped CIA locate bin Laden. Estonia arrests couple for spying for Russia. KGB defector talks to British newspaper.
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Australian spy agency in rent dispute. US unveils spy model of bin Laden compound. Israel military intelligence head in secret US visit.
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Turkey suspects bird of being Israeli spy. CIA discloses names of 15 killed officers. Pakistan convicts doctor who helped CIA find bin Laden.
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News you may have missed #787
An interview with a senior Yemeni spy. Cyprus wants answers from UK over Syria spy claims. CIA 'turned down offer' to kill bin Laden in 1999.
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Britain recruits tech start-ups for spy gadgets. French investigators to exhume Arafat's remains. Panetta speaks out against book on bin Laden killing.
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US 'cannot verify authenticity' of Afridi interview. Evidence suggests US covered up Soviet massacre in Poland. Yemen President sacks intel agency heads.
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News you may have missed #818 (USA edition)
The real-life female CIA officer who helped track bin Laden. US spy agencies to detail cyber-attacks from abroad. CIA begins LGBT recruiting.
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Turkey refused to extradite bin Laden’s son-in-law to US
Turkish authorities have reportedly rejected a formal extradition request by the United States for a son-in-law of Osama bin Laden, who was arrested in Ankara on Friday following a tip-off by the...
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Documents show NZ spies taught 'honey trap' tricks. Ex-CIA analyst tells how data helped catch bin Laden. The story of WWI German spy Carl Lody.
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Ex-spy chief says Pakistan probably knew bin Laden’s whereabouts
A former director of Pakistan’s all-powerful national intelligence agency has said that senior officials in Pakistan were probably aware that Osama bin Laden was living in the country prior to his...
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CIA funds given to Afghan officials ended up in al-Qaeda coffers
Millions of dollars given by the United States Central Intelligence Agency to Afghanistan following the 2001 American invasion ended up in the hands of al-Qaeda, according to documents found in the...
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Hersh: Pakistanis gave CIA permission to kill bin Laden
Journalist Seymour Hersh has cited senior American intelligence officials in claiming that the killing of Osama bin Laden was a joint operation between the United States and Pakistan. In a lengthy...
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German spies helped US find bin Laden, claims German newspaper
German intelligence gave the United States a tip of “fundamental importance” about the whereabouts of al-Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden, which helped the Americans locate him in Pakistan, according to a...
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Analysis: The significance of Osama bin Laden’s bookshelf release
The release this week of material from Osama bin Laden’s personal stack of books and documents, which were confiscated from his Abbottabad compound, is timely as it is important. By releasing the...
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