SubscribeJeff Stein, CQ Columnist & National Security Editor
Outside the United Kingdom, which invented civil liberties with the Magna Carta, ordinary Europeans couldn’t care less about wiretapping, national ID cards, preventive detention and police spies in mosques.
CQ Politics (06/20/2008)
Labels: Bruguiere, cia, civil liberties, DSGE, France, Germany, Italy, law, Spataro, terrorism, U.K.
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Women have run Britain's domestic counterterrorism agency, and a woman may soon run France's foreign espionage service. Three American women with similar credentials could possibly emerge from the shadows in an Obama, Clinton or McCain administration.
CQ Politics (05/30/2008)
Labels: cia, Clinton, DSGE, FBI, France, McCain, MI5, MI6, NSA, Obama, ODNI, women
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So which nation was “probably the best” ally the U.S. had right after Sept. 11 in the shadow war against al Qaeda?
CQ Homeland Security (10/28/2005)
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JEFF STEIN is an investigative reporter of long standing, specializing in U.S. intelligence, defense and foreign policy. In Sept. 2002, he launched CQ/Homeland Security. An Army Intelligence case officer in Vietnam, he is now CQ.com National Security Editor and writes the weekly SpyTalk column. An occasional contributor to the New York Times and Washington Post, Jeff was deputy foreign editor for UPI during the 1980s. He appears frequently on CBS, CNN, MSNBC, Fox, the BBC and NPR as a commentator on national security issues.
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