For the Serious "Espionage" Reader: Why Intelligence Cooperation between Pakistan and the U.S. is NOT Working

Here is a very thorough and well-researched article into the current situation of diplamatic relationships between the CIA and the ISI (Pakistan's equivalent). It describes why there are no deals on exchanging those caughts and why we're making very little progress on capturing Osaba bin Laden who is reportedly right in Pakistan.

Don't try reading this "at home, unless you are a professional". Seriously, all kidding aside, it's a great primer plus on modern espionage.

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Pakistani Intelligence and the CIA: Mutual Distrust and Suspicion | STRATFOR: "'Pakistani Intelligence and the CIA: Mutual Distrust and Suspicion is republished with permission of STRATFOR.'"

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Chinese Espionage Worldwide -- Targeting Industrial Secrets

As if we didn't have enough to worry about, here comes some interesting probes into the growing Chinese spying taking place around the world (including the U.S.). But it's mainly, so they say, stealing of industrial secrets -- in order to stay ahead of the game. The competition that exists at the family level for children to succeed in school seems to be rubbing over into the national level -- or is it the other way around.

Chinese Espionage and French Trade Secrets | STRATFOR

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