Their Man In London What do we really want from our security services? August 26, 2015 Counterpoints·Espionage·Literature
Washington Blame Game Was the journalist Judith Miller's bad intelligence to blame for the 2003 invasion of Iraq? May 26, 2015 Books·Espionage·Iraq·Media·Politics·War on Terror
Donnish Spy Games A valuable - though not objective - historical record November 24, 2014 Books·Espionage
Blunt Contempt Many a British art worthy maintains we all could have been Anthony Blunt. Rubbish: he deserved nothing less than exile in Russia June 27, 2012 Counterpoints·Espionage
Swallowing the Party Line The Last Englishman: The Double Life of Arthur Ransome by Roland Chambers June 25, 2009 Books·Communism·Espionage·Literature·Russia
Blown Up in Bin Laden Country Is Pakistani intelligence allowing the country’s tribal areas to become a Taliban stronghold? What can the West do about it? The moment the bomb exploded, our Frontier Corps driver slammed on the January 27, 2009 Afghanistan·Asia·Defence·Developing World·Espionage·Ethnicity·Features·Foreign Aid·Global Governance·History·Human Rights·International·Military·North America·Pakistan·War on Terror
Bearhugged by Uncle Vlad Germany's fawning attitude towards Putin stems from a belief that Russia is the nearest thing it has to a colony December 15, 2008 Eastern Europe·Energy·Espionage·Europe·Features·Germany·Global Governance·History·International·Media·Politics·Publishing·Russia·The West