UK’s leading security body elected Russian board member with ties to Putin
Stanford graduate Anna Spiridonova was elected to the board of the UK’s Security Institute – despite her family’s ties to the Kremlin and Putin.
Reinventing Ana: The Stanford University graduate who rocked the British security establishment
Ana was a star of the Stanford ski team, and a shooting champion at her private boarding school in Kent.
Russia sending rookie troops to Ukraine after two weeks training – as MOD reveals huge troop, aircraft and artillery losses for Putin
Russians sent to war after two weeks training among the huge losses by Putin in the Ukraine.
Honeytrap warning goes out to British military as China targets top officials
A Chinese honeytrap spy targeted a British Army officer in a hotel which is the former home of MI6.
China’s 20th Communist Party Congress: Key Takeaways
As the week-long congress enters its final stages, Xi Jinping is intent on securing his place in history.
China falls behind in tech battle with the U.S. as sanctions cause collapse of its computer chip industry.
Xi Jinping’s vow to win the global tech battle is sounding increasingly hollow.
Chinese spy convicted of snooping on US defence contractors
FORMER Chicago college student, Ji Chaoqun, has been convicted in Chicago of spying for Chinese intelligence services.
Chinese Tech Dominance – Defining Our Future National Security Threat
Amid the current threat and aggression from Russia, intelligence agencies are ramping up their focus on Beijing.
Porton Down scientists probe secrets of Russian “stealth” tank – helping Ukraine forces down even more
British Intelligence chiefs have uncovered the secrets of Russia’s most sophisticated operational tank.
Part IV: Who Shall Separate Us? The “China” Challenge Facing King Charles
How Prince Charles and the Prime Minister must together thwart China.
