by Stephen Grey
and peacemaking
political agent lack in superpower confrontation
secrets and understanding
the spies we need
success through focus and political direction
trade-offs
triple agents
and truth-shock
value of
as a weapon of last resort
see also betrayal/treachery; Cold War; counterterrorism; covert action; double agents; human intelligence; incentives/motivation; informers; IRA; Islamism; jihadism; recruitment of spies; surveillance; technology; terrorism; torture
Ethnikí Orgánosis Kipriakoú Agónos see EOKA
Ewart-Biggs, Christopher
F1, Agent (Asim)
F-16s
Fatah movement
Fatah Tanzim
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)
and Bulger
and Zazi
Financial Times
Finucane, Patrick
First Intifada
First World War
Fischer, Joschka
Fleming, Ian
Flynn, Michael
Fogle, Ryan Christopher
Foini
Force Research Unit (FRU)
Foreign Office
Forsyth, Frederick
Fort Monkton
France
Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire (DST)
Direction Générale de la Sécurité Extérieure (DGSE)
Islamist terrorism
and Spain
see also Paris
Frank (CIA recruiter)
Friedmann, Litzi
FRU see Force Research Unit
Fuchs, Klaus
Fulton, Kevin (Peter Keeley)
fusion cells
Gaddafi, Muammar
Gagarin, Sophie
Garzón, Baltasar
Gates, Robert
GCHQ see Government Communications Headquarters
Germany
BND see Bundesnachrichtendienst
and the CIA
Curveball and German intelligence
and Nasiri
Social Democratic Party (SPD)
Ghul, Hassan
GIA (Armed Islamic Group)
Al-Ansar
Gilles (French intelligence officer)
Gilligan, Andrew
glasnost
Global War on Terror
globalization
Goetz, John
Gorbachev, Mikhail
Gordievsky, Oleg
Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ)
GQ magazine
Great Game
Great War see First World War
Greene, Graham
Grimes, Sandy
Grivas, Georgios
GRU (Soviet military intelligence)
Guantanamo Bay
Guardia Civil, Spain
Guardian
Guillaume, Christel
Guillaume, Günter
Gulf War (1990–91)
Gulf War, Second see Iraq War
Hague Convention
al-Hakaymah, Muhammad Khalil
Hall, Sir William ‘Blinker’
Hamas
Hanning, August
Hanson, Elizabeth
Hanssen, Robert
Harrison, Tony
Hart, Howard
Hart, John Clement
Hegarty, Frank (aka Melodius)
hepatitis B vaccination
heroin
Hesbi-Islami (Afghanistan)
Hezbollah
Hill, George
epigraph
Hitler, Adolf
Hollowday, Stanley
Hollowday, Zanina
hostage-taking
Hoxha, Enver
human intelligence (HUMINT)
budget cuts
conflation with betrayal
corroboration
covert diplomacy
and cultural (mis)understanding
developing of good agents
errors
and globalization
the intelligence gap
and invasion of privacy
and the IRA
and Iraq’s WMD capability
and the ‘law of weak connection’
as messy but useful
and mistaken identity
and prediction
from prisoners
al-Qaeda and counterintelligence
secrets and understanding
technical intelligence
‘The Unblinking Eye’
verification
and the war against the Taliban
see also espionage; ‘intelligence-led policing’; surveillance; torture
Hurst, Ian (aka Martin Ingram)
HVA (Hauptverwaltung Aufklärung)
IDF see Israeli Defence Force
Ihsannullah, schoolteacher
IMU see Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan
incentives/motivation
for betrayal
informers
intelligence see human intelligence
‘intelligence-led policing’
Inter Service Intelligence (ISI), Pakistan
Iqbal, Shahid
IRA (Irish Republican Army)
Active Service Units (ASUs)
bombs and devices
and Crooke
and the FRU
and MI5
Official IRA
Provisional wing (PIRA)
and the SIS
and Steak Knife
torture of IRA prisoners
Iranian Revolution
Iraq
Bell in
civil war
Curveball and WMDs
Djerf al-Nadaf
Kuwait invasion by
WMD Commission
see also Gulf War (1990–91); Iraq War (2003)
Iraq War (2003)
Chilcot Inquiry
CIA bases in
run-up to
and WMD intelligence
Irgun
Irish News
Irish Republican Army see IRA
Irish Times
ISI see Inter Service Intelligence
Islamabad
Egyptian Embassy bombing
Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU)
Islamism
and Algeria
convert use
and Crooke
‘Islamic State’
and the Palestinian conflict
radicalization processes
safe havens
Salafists
Shia
Sunni
transient structure
see also GIA; jihadism; al-Qaeda; Taliban; terrorism: Islamist
Israel
and al-Balawi
Mossad
Operation Defensive Shield
Palestinian conflict
Israeli Defence Force (IDF)
Isvestia
Jabhat al-Nusra
Jen (counterterrorism analyst)
Jenin
Jerusalem
jihadism
cell penetration
convert use
Inside the Global Jihad (Nasiri)
‘Jihad Manual’
training in Pakistan
see also Islamism; al-Qaeda; terrorism: Islamist
Jim, CIA station chief
Joint Special Operation Command (JSOC)
Jones, Brian
Jordan
General Intelligence Presidency (GIP)
see also bin Zeid al-Aoun, Sharif Ali
JSOC see Joint Special Operation Command
Kalugin, Oleg
Kaplan, Dora
Kappes, Stephen
Karlsruhe
Karzai, Hamid
Keeley, Peter (aka Kevin Fulton)
Kendall, Raymond
epigraph
Keravnos see Antoniades, Andrew/Andreas
Kerensky, Alexander
Kerry, John
KGB
Ames as KGB spy see Ames, Aldrich
origin
and paranoia
stealing of military secrets
Khalden camp
Khalid, Mehmood
Khan, Roshan Jamal
Khomeini, Ruhollah, Ayatollah
Khorassani, Abdul Wahid
Khost, Afghanistan
Camp Chapman
Khost Protection Force (KPF)
Khurshid, Hammad
Kipling, Rudyard
Kim
Knightley, Phillip
Koungas (Alexandros Michaelides)
Krasnaya Gazeta
Kray, Charlie
Kray, Reggie
Kronstadt
Krüger, Karl
Kuperman, Alan
Kuwait, Iraq’s invasion of
al-Kuwaiti, Abu Ahmed
Kwiatkowski, Karen
Kyriakides, Renos
LaBonte, Darren
Lander, Stephen
Lashkar-e-Islam
Latif, Basil
law-enforcement see ‘intelligence-led policing’
Lawrence, T. E.
le Carré, John
Lebanon
Leiken, Robert
Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich
Les (CIA doctor)
Lethier, Pierre
Letts (Latvians)
al-Libi, Ibn al-Sheikh
Libya
Lindh, John Walker
Litvinenko, Alexander
Lockhart, Bruce
Lockhart Plot
London Evening Standard
Los Angeles Times
Lulushi, Albert
Luttwack, Edward
Ma’ariv
McCain, John
McChrystal, Stanley
McColl, Sir Colin
McConnell, Mike
McCurdy, Dave
MacGaffin, John
McGartland, Martin
McGuinness, Martin
epigraph
Maclean, Fitzroy
Maclean, Neil ‘Billy’
McRaven, William
Madrid bombings
Mafia, US
Magee, Pat
Malayan communists
Malik, Qadeer
Manhattan Project
Manning, Bradley
Manning, David
Maroof Ahmed, Maulana see Mirza, Maroof Ahmed
Marseilles airport hijacking
Martin, Marty
Matthews, Jennifer
Matthews, Jessica
Mau Mau
May, Erskine
Mehsud, Baitullah
Menzies, Stewart
Merkel, Angela
MI5 (Security Service)
and Barot
and Blunt
and crime-fighting
‘Daniel’ (handler)
and the FRU
fusion cells
and the IRA
and Nasiri
origin
recruitment of spies
and Reilly
staffing level chart
and Storm
MI6 see Secret Intelligence Service (SIS)
Michaelides, Alexandros (code name Koungas)
Minority Report
Mirza, Maroof Ahmed (code name Ashraf)
Mitchell, George
Modin, Yuri
Modrzhinskaya, Elena
Mohamed, Khalid Sheikh
Mohammad, Haji Khair
Moreno, Ismael
Moscow
Mossad
Mota, González
motivation see incentives/motivation
Nasiri, Omar (pseudonym)
Inside the Global Jihad
National Clandestine Service (NCS)
National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS)
National Security Agency (NSA)
NATO
and Afghanistan
Takhar air strike
NCIS see National Criminal Intelligence Service
Nelson, Brian
Netanya, Hamas attack
New America Foundation
New York Times
Nicholas II, Tsar
NKVD
Nobel Peace Prize
Northern Ireland
bomb disposal
British Army in
FRU
SDLP
Troubles
see also IRA; Ulster
Nosenko, Yuri
NSA see National Security Agency
nuclear capabilities/conflict
Nur, Mohamed
Oatley, Michael
Obama, Barack Hussein
Ogorodnik, Aleksandr (code name Trigon)
Omand, Sir David
Operation Barbarossa
Operation Defensive Shield
Operation Rosenholz (Rosewood)
Operation Valuable
Operation Virtue
Oppenheimer, J. Robert
Orly Airport bombing
Orwell, George: Nineteen Eighty-Four
Oslo Accords
Otten, Elizaveta Emilyevna
Paisley, Ian
Pakistan
al-Balawi (Humam) in
‘boulevard’
CIA operations in
Crooke in
drones
Inter Service Intelligence (ISI)
jihadist training in
Pakistan Taliban (TTP)
Waziristan
see also Islamabad; Peshawar
Palantir
Palestine
conflict with Israel
and Crooke
see also First Intifada; Second Intifada
Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO)
Panetta, Leon
Pano, Nicholas
Paresi, Dane
Paris
1995 bombings
metro attack
Orly Airport bombing
terrorist attacks during the 1990s
Pashto language
Pavitt, James
peacemaking
Penkovsky, Oleg
Peres, Shimon
Periódico de Catalunya, El
Peshawar
PET see Danish intelligence service
Peter, Dr
Peters, Yakov
Petraeus, David
Petrograd
Pfaff, William
PFLP see Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine
Philby, Kim
and Operation Valuable
Pickering, Thomas
PIRA see Provisional IRA
PLO see Palestine Liberation Organization
polio vaccination
Politburo
Polyakov, Dmitri
Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP)
Powell, Colin
Predators see drone aircraft/warfare
privacy invasion
see also surveillance
Provisional IRA (PIRA)
Putin, Vladimir
al-Qaeda
and al-Balawi
and the Barcelona metro plot
and the CIA
convert use
and counterintelligence
Dearlove on
and Global War on Terror
‘Jihad Manual’
and Khalden camp
and Nasiri
penetration
propaganda
recruiting requirements
shura
Vanguards of Khorasan online magazine
see also bin Laden, Osama
al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP)
Qutb, Sayyid
Rabin, Yitzhak
Rahman, Abdul
al-Rahman, Atiyah Adb
Rainbow Warrior
Rauf, Rashid
Reagan, Ronald
recruitment of spies
CIA
FRU
HVA
KGB
MI5
NKVD
al-Qaeda
SIS
S
tasi
through blackmail
Red Army
Krasnaya Gazeta
Red Brigades
Red Guards
Red River
Red Terror
Reid, Richard
Reilly, Sidney (born Shlomo Rosenblum)
alias Mr Constantine
and James Bond
alias Konstantin Markovich Massino
alias Sigmund Rellinsky
Rigby, Lee
Robb, John
Roberson, Scott
Rosenberg, Ethel
Rosenberg, Julius
Royal Navy, message decryption service
Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC)
Special Branch
Rubalcaba, Alfredo Pérez
RUC see Royal Ulster Constabulary
Rupp, Rainer (Agent Topaz)
Russia
annexation of Crimea
Baltic fleet
and British intelligence
and Fogle
and Litvinenko
mobster billionaires
White Army
see also Bolsheviks; Red Army
Rwandan genocide
Rycroft, Matthew
Sabir, Lieutenant
Sabra refugee camp
Saddam Hussein
Salafists
SAS see Special Air Service
Saudi Arabia
General Intelligence Presidency (GIP)
Savery, Lionel
Savery, Marisa
Savinkov, Boris
SBS see Special Boat Service
Scappaticci, Daniel
Scappaticci, Freddie
alleged identity as Steak Knife
see also Steak Knife
Scarlett, John
Scheuer, Michael
epigraph
Schlieffen Plan
Scotsman
Scowcroft, Brent
Second Intifada
Second World War
and the British ‘Double Cross’
and Philby
Secret Intelligence Service (SIS)
and Afghanistan
and crime-fighting
and Crooke
and the ‘cult of intelligence’
and Curveball
embassy work
Fort Monkton
fusion cells
and the IRA
and Ireland
and Operation Valuable
origin
and Philby
recruitment of spies
Red River
and Reilly
Soviet briefing about
and Storm
Secret Service Bureau (SS)
Security Service see MI5
Semple, Michael
September 11 attacks
Serious and Organized Crime Agency (SOCA)
Shahzad, Faisal
Sharon, Ariel
Shatila refugee camp
Sheehan, Mike
Shehadeh, Salah
Shia Islamists
Shoaib, Mohamed
Sinn Féin
SIS see Secret Intelligence Service
Smith, Michael
Smith-Cumming, Mansfield
Smithwick, Peter
Snowden, Edward
SOCA see Serious and Organized Crime Agency
SOE see Special Operations Executive
Solana, Javier
Somalia
Sorge, Richard
Soviet Union
and Afghanistan
and the CIA
glasnost
GRU
NKVD
and Operation Barbarossa
and Operation Valuable
and Philby
Red Terror