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Spain Warns of Possible Cyberattack at NATO Summit, Does Not Name the Country
Spain's defence minister Margarita Robles has warned of a possible cyberattack during the NATO summit in Madrid next week. It has also been reported that the Spanish intelligence services fear a Russian attack on strategic infrastructure such as airports, hospitals, or water and energy supply centres.
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Pak A Strategic Distraction, China The Real Threat: Ex-Army Officer
Noting that Pakistan is a mere strategic distraction for India's security while China possesses the real threat, retired Lieutenant General of Indian Army, Prakash Menon, on Wednesday said India must comprehend China's real political objective to deal with its threat.
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Google Admits to Secret China Search Project in US Senate Hearing, But Gives Away No Details
The NASA campaign has five strategic goals, including returning US astronauts to the surface of the Moon and demonstrating the capabilities required for human missions to Mars and other destinations.
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Did CIA Try To Protect Mahatma Gandhi, PIL Asks
Did the Office of Strategic Services or OSS, an intelligence agency of the United States during World War II and a predecessor of the Central Intelligence Agency or CIA, try to protect Mahatma Gandhi?
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Inside One Of World War II's Most Daring Spy Missions: The Men Who Made OSS Operations Possible
In February 1945, a small group of personnel assigned to the Office of Strategic Services, the wartime spy agency, scrambled to prepare for a particularly risky mission: inserting a team of agents deep behind Nazi lines with the goal of gleaning crucial enemy information.
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He Jumped Into Normandy, Ran Spies in Moscow, Retired at 90
Hugh Montgomery never wrote a memoir. That just wasn't done among his generation of spies.
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American Spy Stationed in India During World War II Turns 100
Elizabeth "Betty" McIntosh, an American spy girl who was stationed in India for a few years from 1943 and helped spread disinformation that would undermine Japanese troops, has turned 100.
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Spain Warns of Possible Cyberattack at NATO Summit, Does Not Name the Country
Spain's defence minister Margarita Robles has warned of a possible cyberattack during the NATO summit in Madrid next week. It has also been reported that the Spanish intelligence services fear a Russian attack on strategic infrastructure such as airports, hospitals, or water and energy supply centres.
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Pak A Strategic Distraction, China The Real Threat: Ex-Army Officer
Noting that Pakistan is a mere strategic distraction for India's security while China possesses the real threat, retired Lieutenant General of Indian Army, Prakash Menon, on Wednesday said India must comprehend China's real political objective to deal with its threat.
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Google Admits to Secret China Search Project in US Senate Hearing, But Gives Away No Details
The NASA campaign has five strategic goals, including returning US astronauts to the surface of the Moon and demonstrating the capabilities required for human missions to Mars and other destinations.
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Did CIA Try To Protect Mahatma Gandhi, PIL Asks
Did the Office of Strategic Services or OSS, an intelligence agency of the United States during World War II and a predecessor of the Central Intelligence Agency or CIA, try to protect Mahatma Gandhi?
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Inside One Of World War II's Most Daring Spy Missions: The Men Who Made OSS Operations Possible
In February 1945, a small group of personnel assigned to the Office of Strategic Services, the wartime spy agency, scrambled to prepare for a particularly risky mission: inserting a team of agents deep behind Nazi lines with the goal of gleaning crucial enemy information.
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He Jumped Into Normandy, Ran Spies in Moscow, Retired at 90
Hugh Montgomery never wrote a memoir. That just wasn't done among his generation of spies.
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American Spy Stationed in India During World War II Turns 100
Elizabeth "Betty" McIntosh, an American spy girl who was stationed in India for a few years from 1943 and helped spread disinformation that would undermine Japanese troops, has turned 100.
