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Pres.-elect Donald Trump has nominated former Texas congressman John Ratcliffe as the CIA director in his second administration. Ratcliffe previously served as director of national intelligence under him from 2020 to 2021.

Trump Appoints John Ratcliffe as CIA Director

Pentagon Secrets Leaker Sentenced to 15 Years in Prison

Biden calls on Xi to use China's clout to prevent NK troop dispatch to Russia, warns of NK provocations

Korea Herald13 hrs

Former UK Soldier Daniel Khalife Pleads Guilty to Escaping From Prison

Bela Karolyi, coach who developed USA Gymnastics into world force, dies at 82

Cold war

Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, former US Marine Paul Whelan, and several dissidents were freed from Russia on Thursday as part of an agreement between at least six countries involving at least 24 prisoners.

Gershkovich, Whelan Freed From Russia in Prisoner Swap

Kremlin: Putin to Revise Russia's Nuclear Doctrine

Xi reveals Beijing’s four red lines to Biden

Report: Global Nuclear Weapons Spending Reached $91.4B In 2023

US confirms N. Korean troops have begun engaging in combat operations in Russia's Kursk region

Korea Herald4 days

Espionage

China on Wednesday claimed foreign agencies are spying on its space program as a new "battlefield for military struggle" emerges. In an article posted on WeChat, the country's State Security Ministry said "some Western countries" deem China "a major competitor" in the space sector.

China Alleges Foreign Attempts to Steal Space Secrets

Israel Arrests 7 Citizens Over Spy Allegations

We Know Who Leaked Israel's Attack Plans Against Iran

Canada and India Trade Barbs as Diplomatic Row Widens

Ruling party calls for swift revision of espionage laws

Korea HeraldNov 03

Military coups

Fethullah Gulen, an influential Turkish Muslim cleric, died Sunday at 83 in a US hospital where he was receiving treatment.

Turkish Cleric Gulen Dies in US Exile

Bolivia: Army General Arrested After Alleged Failed Coup Attempt

Teachers' union hits back against complaints over school trip to watch hit film '12.12: The Day'

Korea HeraldSep 18

DRC: US Citizens Arrested for Alleged Role in Coup Attempt

Colombia’s president faces trouble – but blames opposition for ‘coup’

Al Jazeera17 hrs

Cyberwarfare

A spokesperson for the US Department of Homeland Security has confirmed that its Cyber Safety Review Board will investigate how alleged China-backed hackers infiltrated US telecom firms to spy on political figures such as Donald Trump and J.D. Vance.

DHS to Investigate China-Linked Telecom Hack Targeting Trump, Vance

US Cybersecurity Head: 'Malicious Actors' Won't Affect US Elections

China turns to private hackers as it cracks down on online activists on Tiananmen Square anniversary

The ConversationOct 06

DOJ Indicts Three Iranians in Trump Campaign Hack

A Vigilante Hacker Took Down North Korea’s Internet. Now He’s Taking Off His Mask

Opposition slams Yoon's suggestion to send offensive weapons to Ukraine

Korea HeraldNov 03

1960s KGB Experiments Left Subjects 'Brainwashed' After 2 Months of 'Fear Messages'?

How a Small Iowa Newspaper's Website Became an AI-Generated Clickbait Factory

How the US used science to wage psychological war

New ScientistJul 20

Yoon calls for bolstering readiness against N. Korea's 'gray zone' provocations

Korea HeraldSep 18

Israel's interceptor missiles are under pressure as threats loom larger

Business InsiderOct 13

Taylor Swift Conspiracy Theorists Get Psyops All Wrong

Israel's strikes in Lebanon kill more than 270 people, Lebanese officials say

NPR Online NewsNov 03

N. Korea launches some 350 trash-carrying balloons overnight: Seoul military

Korea HeraldOct 06