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Vancouver - A former agent for the now-defunct Soviet Union has surrendered his fight for asylum and has left Canada following several years inside a Vancouver church.

Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty is showing courage and practices good journalism in response to threats from Putin propaganda and disinformation.

The 1984 murder of Polish Catholic priest Father Jerzy Popieluszko may offer clues as to what led to the assassination of Russian opposition leader Boris Nemtsov and who may have been responsible. The U.S. can help with better media outreach to Russia.

Berlin-m - Today, most will be too young to know the famous Abbott and Costello routine about baseball and “who” is on first, but most will understand that it is no longer clear which of the NATO allies spied on each other first.

Berlin-m - In what may well be a model of understatement, German Chancellor Angela Merkel has said that Germany and the US are “still far apart” on the subject of NSA surveillance. There’s a lot unsaid in her statement, and it’s worth a look.

London - Marina Litvinenko, the widow of former KGB spy Alexander Litvinenko, has called for an inquest into his death to be replaced with a public inquiry.

Moscow - When the Israelites fled Egypt, they wandered in the desert for forty years until the generation born into slavery had died.

Minsk, Belarus: The official press and media are completely manipulated by the authorities, according to media experts. Only entertainment and fashion programs and the President’s speech about the greatness of Hitler and Stalin are broadcast on TV.

The remains of Adolf Hitler were burned in 1970 by Soviet KGB agents and thrown into a river in Germany on direct orders from the spy agency's chief, a top Russian security official said this week.

Ukraine, the former Soviet, communist nation, has decided to open up to it a controversial part of its past. The country has decided to open up a part of its KGB files, everyone of which has the possibility of containing a tragic story.

Four Russians have been arrested during a police operation on the Costa del Sol Spain, after injecting their victim with what they maintained to be an experimental KGB virus, claiming he would die in 24 hours.

Mikhail Lennikov has lived in BC for 12 years and has, by all accounts, been a model citizen. However, the immigration authorities want to deport him because he used to work for the KGB, a fact he declared himself when applying for permanent residency.

Former KGB agent could be extradited to London in exchange for Boris Berezovsky

Digital Journal — In a statement read to the media, Former Russian security agent Alexander Litvinenko (the agent who died of apparent poisoning recently) has blamed Russian President Vladimir Putin for his death.

MOSCOW (voa) - A Russian lawmaker says journalists in Russia will be able to view a controversial film accusing Moscow of being behind a series of apartment building bombings in 1999, despite the refusal of state television networks to show it. Ser...

BELA POD BEZDEZEM, Czech Republic (dpa) - Tall pines swayed in the breeze high above a Bulgarian man as he pointed to his scarred arms and muttered in broken German that the Russian KGB has been trying to kill him.A few minutes later, after realizing h...