What ever happened to Karla, the implacable chief of Soviet espionage ("so self-possessed that he could allow, if need be, 10 years for an operation to bear fruit") who relentlessly pursued the British agent George Smiley in "Quest for Karla," the trilogy of cerebral thrillers that John Le Carre wrote in the 1970's?
John Dos Passos, in his novel Century's Ebb and in his book Journeys Between Wars, portrays Pepe as "the then chief of the Republican counter-espionage service".
The Washington Post Bureau Chief is accused by the Iranian authorities of espionage, passing on information to hostile governments, and propaganda against the establishment.
Only the hit in Dubai, apparently the easiest of espionage playgrounds, got Israel and its intelligence chief into trouble.
(Audi) Patrick Pélata, the former chief operating officer of Renault-Nissan who resigned that position after accusations of espionage leveled against three company executives in 2011 were debunked, told Bloomberg he would leave the company, expressing professional dissatisfaction.
The warning, made by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and the office of Saeed Jalili, Iran's chief negotiator in the talks, came as its ambassador to the United Nations nuclear monitoring agency accused some of its inspectors of espionage.
He soon became chief of the agency's Near East Division, which handled espionage in the Middle East, before taking over the Soviet Division in 1971.
He was accused of espionage.
Bloodmoney: A Novel of Espionage.
ANNALS OF ESPIONAGE about Col. Stig Erik Constans Wennerstrom, a retired Swedish Air Force officer who was arrested on a charge of "gross espionage" on behalf of the Soviet Union on June 20 , 1963 he was then chief adviser on disarmament matters to the Swedish Foreign Minister.
