spies
Coverage of spies in the Nexus archive.
- Hunt for the invisible Ayatollah: Spies have three theories about Khamenei's whereabouts, while others spread extraordinary rumours about his private life. Yet there is a final irony…
The article discusses the mystery surrounding Ayatollah Khamenei's whereabouts, with spies proposing three theories about his location while rumors about his private life circulate. A final irony is mentioned, though the article does not elaborate.
- Hunt for the invisible Ayatollah: Spies have three theories about Khamenei's whereabouts, while others spread extraordinary rumours about his private life. Yet there is a final irony…
Spies have three theories about Ayatollah Khamenei's whereabouts, while others spread rumors about his private life. The article mentions a final irony but provides no further details.
- Iran accused of smuggling spies into Britain as small boat migrants crossing the English Channel
Iran is accused of smuggling spies into Britain via small boat migrants crossing the English Channel.
- Our spies are watching as Reform faces a tsunami of sleaze claims. Why? Because they claim the trail could lead back to the Kremlin: DAN HODGES
The article states that Reform is facing significant allegations of sleaze, with claims suggesting a potential connection to the Kremlin. Spies are reportedly monitoring the situation due to these allegations.
- Russia facing an 'explosive banking crisis' with half a million going bankrupt in a year, spies reveal as petrol shortages spark mayhem
Russia is experiencing an 'explosive banking crisis' with half a million bankruptcies reported in a year, alongside petrol shortages causing widespread mayhem. Spies have revealed these developments as critical issues.
- Infiltration from Within: Israelis recruited to spy for enemy countries
Israel's intelligence agencies have uncovered internal security breaches involving spies and moles, leading to significant vulnerabilities from past betrayals to recent events like October 7 and the war with Iran.