Showing posts with label spies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spies. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 10, 2022

Spies, informants and new enemies - Today’s intelligence agencies | DW Documentary

 


Intelligence agencies are influencing governments and spying on countries with no regard for the law. And they are able to remain nearly invisible, in the process. Are they the new superpowers? The last time intelligence agencies commanded as much power as they do today was during the Cold War. Technological innovations mean that more sophisticated warfare is now a reality. It is not just about Russia and the USA anymore. We may be entering a new era of unrest.

Thursday, March 12, 2020

How the FBI Combats Chinese Spies & “Honey Traps”



Former undercover FBI agent Marc Ruskin reveals how the FBI and CIA fought Chinese espionage and spies infiltrating the US and America, including techniques like the infamous "honey trap." The US has much more to worry about than just the coronavirus.

Wednesday, April 20, 2016

China warns of 'dangerous love' with spies



If you're a young woman working for the Chinese government you are in for a real threat as the government has issued a comic book like poster warning of foreign entanglements of the romantic kind with those handsome, decedent and sneaky Western men posing as who knows what.

China is marking National Security Education Day with a poster warning young female government workers about dating handsome foreigners, who could turn out to have secret agendas.
Titled “Dangerous Love,” the 16-panel, comic book-like poster tells the story of an attractive young Chinese civil servant nicknamed Xiao Li, or Little Li, who meets a red-headed foreign man at a dinner party and starts a relationship.
The man, David, claims to be a visiting scholar, but he actually is a foreign spy who butters Xiao Li up with compliments on her beauty, bouquets of roses, fancy dinners and romantic walks in the park.
After Xiao Li provides David with secret internal documents from her job at a government propaganda office, the two are arrested. In one of the poster’s final panels, Xiao Li is shown sitting handcuffed before two policemen, who tell her that she has a “shallow understanding of secrecy for a state employee.”


 



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