Foreign Policy

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A Steeley Media Silence

By Holman W. Jenkins, Jr. When the movie of the Trump-Russia conspiracy is made, I once suggested, it won’t be the 2006 “Casino Royale,” with Daniel Craig as James Bond. It will be the 1967 version with Woody Allen, played […]

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Revelation of Steele’s primary source triggers focus on think tank tied to Clinton, Biden The Obama team’s ties to the Brookings Institution are deep, and so are those of impeachment witness Fiona Hill.

By John Solomon The revelation that Christopher Steele’s primary sub-source for his dossier was an American resident tied to a liberal think tank close to the Obama administration has triggered new investigative interest. The identification of Igor Danchenko as Steele’s […]

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Steele’s “Primary Subsource” Was Alcoholic Russian National Who Worked With Trump Impeachment Witness At Brookings

By Paul Sperry The mysterious “Primary Subsource” that Christopher Steele has long hidden behind to defend his discredited Trump-Russia dossier is a former Brookings Institution analyst — Igor “Iggy” Danchenko, a Russian national whose past includes criminal convictions and other personal […]

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UK ‘Russia report’ fear-mongers about meddling yet finds no evidence

By Aaron Mate The report claims the UK government didn’t find evidence because it didn’t look for it, and backs increased powers for intelligence agencies and media censorship as a result. The British government has released a long-awaited report on […]

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UK-Russia Report: the Integrity Initiative Strikes Again!

By T.J. Coles On October 17th, 2019, Britain’s Intelligence and Security Committee sent the final draft of its report on Russia to the ruling Tory government. In accordance with the Justice and Security Act 2013, passed by the Tory-Liberal coalition […]

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Cold Wars & Profit

By Craig Murray The Guardian a few days ago carried a very strange piece  [which has since been removed] under the heading “Stamps celebrating Ukrainian resistance in pictures.” The first image displayed a stamp bearing the name of the Ukrainian […]

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Garbage in, garbage out, again

By Paul Robinson I’ve complained before about the habit of the intelligence community of inviting evidence from a very narrow group of experts, occupying what can only be called an extreme position. Well, here we go again. The long awaited […]

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Greater Russia: Is Moscow out to subvert the West?

By Richard Sakwa Abstract Russia today is presented as out to subvert the West. The chosen means are meddling in elections and sowing discord in Western societies. Russia in this imaginary looms over an unsuspecting West, undermining democracy and supporting […]

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With Fear and Favor: The Russophobia of ‘The New York Times’

Disregarding all past experience, journalists, politicians, and foreign policy experts have simply assumed that the claims of Russian bounties for killing American troops are true. They—and we—should know better.

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The Russians are coming, again! Poorly understood cybercrimes play perfectly into political agendas

By Helen Buyniski Foreign hackers are determined as ever to steal technology, meddle in elections and skew foreign policy, but fear not! The CIA has apparently been authorized to deliver preemptive cyber-strikes based on partisan mythmaking. US, UK and Canadian […]