The days are getting longer as global temperatures continue to rise, new research shows.

The woman ‘was caught red-handed’ trying to pass information to Russians, Ukrainian defence forces say

Eighty years after rampaging behind enemy lines in the deserts of North Africa, and forty-two years since exploding into the public’s consciousness by dramatically ending the Iranian Embassy siege…

The court's decision passed with the help of the three conservative judges Donald Trump appointed when he was president - and it could prove pivotal to his future.

The U.S. witnessed a staggering 53% increase in losses from cryptocurrency investment scams in 2023, reaching a total of $3.94 billion, according to a recent report by the Federal Bureau of Investi...

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The data leak identifies officers working in the most sensitive roles, including those in 'secret areas' of the force, officers guarding politicians and others working undercover to thwart terrorists.

Poisoning of Kyrylo Budanov’s wife, Marianna Budanova, suggests Moscow has undercover assets in Ukraine

The Russian attack on an allied group after an argument clearly showed the tensions that have been widely reported in the Russian war effort.

The young driver was arrested on suspicion of a number of offences and has been bailed while police investigate further.

Haiti's Presidential Palace has come under attack by a coordinated effort by gangs Friday evening, a law enforcement source told ABC News.

After relationships including a 32-year marriage and an engagement called off just weeks after being announced, the media mogul is set to marry again later this year.

Tapes of the Butcher of Baghdad have been released by the CIA after a new book's author sued to hear them.

The Trudeau government will be sending more armoured vehicles to Haiti and imposing new sanctions on individuals, says Canada's ambassador to the UN Bob Rae, who recently returned from a fact-finding...

The US has charged five Russians and two Americans with conspiracy related to procurement and money laundering on behalf of the government in Moscow.

Russian security forces are concerned that the West might use hypnosis and "psi-generators" to infect the minds of Russian troops.

Controversial defense technology corporation Northrop Grumman developed the stealth bomber

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Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida called for reforms at the United Nations during his speech Tuesday after blasting the U.N. Security Council for failing to respond to Russia's invasion of...

A zoo in Tennessee celebrated the birth of a rare spotless giraffe, but its lack of patches could harm its chances of survival.

The ratings firm warned of “downside risks” because of a rising U.S. budget deficit with no apparent plan to rein in the deficit in a time of higher interest rates.

No thanks, Vlad.

James Angleton an ignoble name in the history of CIA's clandestine service, was asked to retire in 1974 by then CIA Director William Colby.

If we ever doubted the power of Dame Judi Dench, her intervention over The Crown was proof that she can move mountains. For years, Netflix stood firm against the Government’s demand that it add a...

NUMEROUS UNANSWERED QUESTIONS SURROUND the arrest of a Russian married couple in Sweden, on charges of espionage. The arrest took place in dramatic fashion in the early hours of Tuesday, November 2…

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In 1956, at the height of the Suez crisis, the British spymaster Peter Wright planted a bug in the cipher room of the Egyptian embassy in London.The aim was t

Gary Oldman has said the source material of his new espionage series Slow Horses differs from the work of revered author John le Carré because of its "biting wit".

Kyrylo Budanov, Chief of Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, has said that Russian President Vladimir Putin has cancer and will die very soon, but not before Ukraine has won the war with Russia.

The Royal Marines have taken part in covert operations in Ukraine, a senior general has admitted for the first time.Lieutenant General Robert Magowan said the commandos supported “discreet operatio...

THE GOVERNMENT OF WAR-torn Libya announced on Thursday that William Burns, director of the United States Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) was in capital Tripoli for discussions with senior Libyan …

Occasional high-level contacts between the United States and Russia are essentially due to Washington's concerns over Moscow's far-reaching movements in its war with Ukraine. The meeting between the...

In Trogir, Croatia, FBI agents searched the 92-meter-long luxury yacht, owned by Viktor Medvedchuk, former leader of banned pro-Russia political party Opposition Platform — For Life, Croatian media...

As ITV's new six-part spy drama The Ipcress File hits our screens, Danielle de Wolfe discovers more from the show's cast and crew.

Kyiv has long called for Ukraine to be admitted to Nato

PROSECUTORS IN FRANCE HAVE asked for a trial in a high-profile case involving the former head of France’s domestic intelligence agency, a former senior Paris police official and a retired appeals c…

The ratings agency also cites weakening debt affordability amid sharp rise in Treasury bond yields

Joe Cole confidently steps into Harry Palmer’s suave shoes. Plus: more from Stanley Tucci and the Peaky Blinders. Here’s everything to watch this evening

Open source information indicates Angolan billionaire has been living in UAE since Red Notice issued for her provisional arrest.

Mexican drug cartel leader Ovidio Guzmán, a son of jailed kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán, is arrested in Mexico, unleashing a violent backlash by gang gunmen.

A court in Brazil has denied requests by the United States and Russia to extradite an accused Russian spy posing as a Brazilian citizen, the country's justice ministry said Thursday.

Marina Ovsyannikova, who made global headlines for her on-air protest against the war in Ukraine last year, spoke to Beth Rigby Interviews where she provoked the Russian president once again.

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A TIP BY BELGIAN intelligence helped the Federal Bureau of Investigation foil a plot by Iraqi nationals to kill former United States President George W. Bush. American news outlets reported in May …

The deaths threaten to hamper an FBI-supported investigation into the assassination of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio.

Christine Lee, 59, (pictured) has launched an audacious legal bid after alleging the intelligence service ruined her life by labelling her an 'agent' of the communist state.

Lars Findsen denies the allegations as he appears at a court in Danish capital Copenhagen on Monday.

Recently released satellite images show the eruption of Hawaii's Mauna Loa volcano at new angles. It started late last month following a series of earthquakes.

A Telegram channel suggested the Russian president suffered a heart attack over the weekend.

He predicted Russian forces would be forced to regroup "within the next few weeks."

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Russia poses "the most immediate threat" to UK security, a former MI6 chief has warned.