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Canadian intelligence's dirty little secret
Why did CSIS remain a mute spectator, and why did it make a dog's breakfast of the aircraft bombing investigation?
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How Canadian intelligence allowed an aircraft bombing
And then completely botched the investigation, letting all but one conspirator get away with it
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The curious symmetry of Lt Col Zahir's disappearance
Employed by Pakistan's ISI after his retirement from the army, Lt Col Zahir travelled to Nepal in 2017 and disappeared in events remarkably similar to…
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The Panjshir Protocol
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The curious symmetry of Lt Col Zahir's disappearance
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The Billion Dollar Spy
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Rabinder Singh, double agent
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Omnishambles in Kabul
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Who burnt the CIA's assets in China?
From 2010 to 2012, the CIA suffered its worst losses in China as the Ministry of State Security went about dismantling spy networks with unerring…
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The man who was friends with the Taliban
Haji Bashir Noorzai fought the Soviets, ran a trucking business, befriended the Taliban, worked for the CIA, and enjoyed a holiday in Manhattan.
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The Vindication of Karen Silkwood — Final part
3 different spy agencies were keeping tabs on Karen Silkwood when she died, and the Justice Department stepped in to cover-up the radioactive mess.
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FBI's cover-up — Karen Silkwood, part 2
Missing plutonium, FBI's stonewalling, and a mysterious journalist with a murky history
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The Death of Karen Silkwood — Part One
The plutonium plant employee highlighted lax safety protocols and investigated faked quality control data, making a frightening discovery in the…
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Red Apollo and Operation Cloud Hopper
This group stole intellectual property and confidential data from 12 countries
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Announcing "Let Bhutto Eat Grass: Conclusion"
My fourth spy novel concludes the nuclear espionage series set during the Cold War in India, Pakistan, and Europe
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Let Bhutto Eat Grass
An innocuous telegram in 1974 sets off an intelligence operation to sabotage Pakistan's nuclear weapons program
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