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How $6.5 million and a 1,476-foot tunnel netted the CIA and MI6 intelligence from East Berlin for 11 months and 11 days in 1955
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How the CIA cultivated and controlled a political warfare group in West Berlin with a little bit of help from the Ford Foundation
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The world came to within inches of nuclear war in 1983. An act of treachery helped avert it. This is the story of Agent Topaz.
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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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Benazir's dream and the TalibanListen now (34 min) | What did Benazir's desire for a natural gas pipeline from Turkmenistan to Pakistan have to do with the rise of the Taliban…
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An excerpt from my spy thriller 'Let Bhutto Eat Grass' featuring the metallurgist who stole nuclear weapons technology and earned the sobriquet Xerox…
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The end of the Soviet occupation of AfghanistanListen now (28 min) | Discussing the Peshawar Seven, ISI, CIA, and Najibullah's Afghan government with Sudarshan Garg
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Panjshir, Afghanistan: Resistance then and nowListen now (83 min) | Comparing the anti-Taliban resistance led by Ahmad Massoud & Amrullah Saleh in the Panjshir valley today to Ahmad Shah Massoud's…
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