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Oleg Gordievsky, Britain’s most valuable Cold War spy inside the KGB, dies at 86Historians consider Oleg Gordievsky, the most senior Soviet spy to defect during the Cold War, one of the era’s most important informants.WorldMar 22, 2025
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Reporter pushes back against ‘ridiculous’ Russian spy allegationsDavid Pugliese defended himself from accusations leveled at Canada's public safety committee.CanadaOct 25, 2024
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Attention tinfoil hat people: Are these music-related conspiracies on your radar?If you're the kind of person who sees a conspiracy behind every corner, here are a few more things of a musical nature to feed your paranoia.EntertainmentApr 30, 2023
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Couple stole identities of 2 dead Texas infants, prosecutors claimThe American couple was arrested and charged with identity theft and conspiring against the government. Photos of the couple posing in KGB uniforms were seized by police.TrendingJul 28, 2022
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Alan Cross uncovers the great KGB punk rock plot that wasn’t — or was it?Not all wars involve guns and bombs. There are those who believe that back in the 1970s and with the Cold War raging, the USSR used punk rock as a tool to destabilize the West.EntertainmentApr 25, 2021
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The Ongoing History of New Music, episode 894: The great KGB punk conspiracyWas the punk rock revolution of the 1970s actually a creation of the KGB?EntertainmentOct 16, 2020
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Russia Rising, part 4: Russian spies getting sloppy, says journalist who revealed Skripal poisoning suspectsThe poisoning of Sergey Skripal confuses those who wonder how Russian intelligence agents could be so unintelligent.WorldFeb 18, 2019
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Russia Rising, part 2: The rise of Vladimir PutinVladimir Putin's background as a KGB agent informs his view of the world and Russia's place in it.WorldFeb 4, 2019
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An ex-KGB agent reveals why Putin would want to interfere in Canada’s upcoming electionFormer KGB officer Alexander Vassiliev tells Global News podcast 'Russia Rising' about the spy training he received from the same school as Russian President Vladimir Putin.WorldJan 28, 2019
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U.S. prosecutors alleged that a suspected Russian spy offered sex for influence. They were mistakenProsecutors said their allegation that Maria Butina offered sex in exchange for a position with a special interest organization was "mistaken," and based on a misinterpretation of text messages.WorldSep 10, 2018
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