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Ex-CIA man's snooping claims raise alarm bellsFresh revelations by former CIA employee Edward Snowden have raised concerns that the US National Security Agency (NSA) may have hacked into Hong Kong's key internet exchange, which handles nearly all the Chinese territory's domestic web More… |
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Star on battlefield, felled by affairDavid Petraeus was a star on the battlefield, commanding the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, but was undone by "poor judgment" in engaging in an extramarital affair that led to his downfall as CIA director. Just two days afte More… |
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CIA chief quits over illegal affairCIA director David Petraeus resigned as head of the leading US spy agency on Friday, saying he had engaged in an extramarital affair and acknowledging he "showed extremely poor judgment." In a letter to the CIA workforce More… |
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Bomber 'a double agent for Saudi, CIA'A bomber from the Al Qaeda affiliate in Yemen sent to blow up a US-bound airliner last month was actually a double agent who infiltrated the group and volunteered for the suicide mission, US media reported on Tuesday. Working closely with More… |
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Documents show CIA, Libya spy unit linksDocuments found in Tripoli detail close ties between the CIA and Libya's intelligence service and suggest the US sent terrorism suspects for questioning in Libya despite that country's reputation for torture, the New York Times reported on Saturda More… |
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Pakistan may let US question bin Laden's wivesPakistan now seems ready to allow the US to interview the wives of Osama bin Laden who were with the Al Qaeda leader when he was killed last week, a US official familiar with the matter said on Monday. The three wives and several children More… |
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CIA watched Bin Laden from safe houseExtensive surveillance of Osama bin Laden's hideout from a nearby CIA safe house in Abbottabad led to his killing in a Navy SEALs operation, US officials said, a revelation likely to further embarrass Pakistan's spy agency and strain ties. More… |
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Iran scientist to tell ‘abduction’ detailsIranian scientist Shahram Amiri, who surfaced in Washington after going missing for more than a year, left for home yesterday vowing to reveal details of his claimed abduction at gunpoint by US spies. Iran's foreign ministry said the nucle More… |
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Iran scientist heads home for official welcomeAn Iranian nuclear scientist, who turned up in Washington saying he was abducted by US agents, was on Wednesday on his way back to an official welcome in Iran after the US dismissed his accusation. Iran has accused the CIA of kidpnapping S More… |
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CIA report on Iran alarming says RussiaRussian President Dmitry Medvedev said he was alarmed by US assertions that Iran may have enough fuel for two nuclear weapons and warned that if confirmed the Islamic Republic may face new measures. Central Intelligence Agency Director Leo More… |
