Full Coverage: Espionage and Spying

US hunting intelligence on Hizbullah The Daily Star (Lebanon) - Wed, Jun 11, 2003
CIA had doubts on Iraq link to al-Qaida The Guardian (UK). - Tue, Jun 10, 2003
MPs press Blair and Campbell to explain WMD report The Independent (UK) - Mon, Jun 09, 2003
Bush Aides Deny Effort to Slant Data on Iraq Arms NY Times (registration req'd) - Mon, Jun 09, 2003
Officials Defend Iraq Intelligence Washington Post - Mon, Jun 09, 2003

Of moles and men Los Angeles Times (registration req'd) - Sun, Jun 01, 2003
Exhibit in Moscow Celebrates a Soviet-Era Intelligence Agency LA Times (registration req'd) - Sun, May 25, 2003
How terror talk is tracked BBC - Wed, May 21, 2003
The Stuff of Cold War History Washington Post - Thu, May 15, 2003
War and Intelligence The New Yorker - Fri, May 09, 2003
Espionage suspect Katrina Leung and L.A. city politicians LA Weekly - Fri, May 09, 2003

National Security Archive - collects and publishes declassified documents culled from U.S. government and intelligence sources. Located at George Washington University.
Cryptome - hosts essays, articles, and the text of legislation that covers cryptology, dual-use technologies, national security, and intelligence.
FBI's Electronic Reading Room - displaying frequently-requested documents released under the Freedom of Information Act, including documents related to espionage.
Interception Capabilities 2000 - report that details potential eavesdropping on high frequency radio and microwave relays, subsea cables, and communications satellites; also has a section that addresses the Echelon system. From IPTV.
World Intelligence and Security Agencies - information on the structure and history of intelligence agencies from around the world, from the Federation of American Scientists.
The Complete, Unofficial TEMPEST Information Page - learn more about how with the right antenna and receiver, electromagnetic radiation from computer monitors and other devices can be remotely intercepted, redisplayed, recorded and replayed.