How 1920s British spy agency files reveal a proto-Cold War rife with intrigue
An expert on Russia discovered that bureaucrats and spies secretly gathered to watch Soviet movies
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The Russian spies who raised us
The Vavilov brothers were born in Canada to deep-cover Soviet agents, so Ottawa stripped them of their citizenship. Inside their fight to finally come home.
The Americans: The real-life Russian spies that inspired the FX show
The Vavilov brothers were born in Canada to deep-cover Soviet agents, so Ottawa stripped them of their citizenship. Should the sons of Russian spies have to pay for their parents’ crimes? Read the full story: http://ow.ly/Apco30ejetW
The sketch: Meta-answers about metadata
CSEC might not be doing anything to worry about, but more oversight might be in order anyway
China hacks the New York Times after getting bad press
Jesse Brown asks questions in the fallout
Who’s spying on the web?
Wikileaks targets three Canadian tech firms, but now it’s the one under scrutiny
Ex-diplomat: Canadians bedded by foreign spies
’Sexspionage’ can cost millions