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Once described by a Canadian newspaper as “the unseen terror of East Prussia”, Roza Shanina was one of the most talented Soviet female snipers during the Second World War. More than 2,000 women snipers were trained to fight and put…

Intelligence Failure can be defined as when an actor does not collect and analyse information adequately, formulate sound policy based on intelligence (and other considerations), or respond effectively. This implies that Intelligence Failure can happen at multiple levels at multiple…

Chinese subversion, in its various forms, is one of the largest geopolitical threats to the United States in contemporary times. Corporate espionage is a proven method used by the Chinese government in order to conduct an internal soft war against…

Juan Pujol García, also known as the Spanish spy who worked with the British in the Second World War, was born on the 14th of February 1912 in Barcelona, Spain, in a family of liberals. His father, Juan Pujol, was…

Project Vela had a big act to follow. The Manhattan Project gave one population of humanity a nuclear weapon, the power of which inconceivable up to that point in history, outside of the realm of theoretics. Power is intoxicating and…

So What? Walter Tull was the first man of colour within British football and the British army. Walter Tull fought against much adversity. He was the recipient of ‘appalling’ racial abuse, though he was considered a pioneer both within football…