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…it clouded the issue. For his part, Snowden blamed his career-ending “derog” on an “e-mail spat” with a superior. From Moscow, he wrote James Risen of the New York Times that his superior officer ordered him not “to rock the boat.” Further, he complained that the technical team...

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…-outing by Snowden, Putin had plenty of time to calculate the advantages and disadvan- tages of allowing him to come to Moscow. Putin could offer him not only freedom from arrest but also a platform to express his views. The exploitation of an intelligence defector, even after h...

…hom he contacted became aware that he had other plans, having relayed his request to go to Russia to their superiors in Moscow. And, unlike the media, any sophisticated intelligence service was well aware of his movements. In Hong Kong, cell phones emit their GPS location every t...

… But what if the rules were a little more complex? Gennadii Makanin, a Russian mathematician based at the University of Moscow, found a set of extremely simple puzzles that are nevertheless non-computable. Here is one: {“CCBB” <> “BBCC”, “BCCCBB” <> “CBBBCC”, “ACCBB” <> “BBA? “A...

…label took place in Georgia (2003) and Ukraine (2004-5). Both countries were governed by politicians with close ties to Moscow who were either personally corrupt or tolerated high levels of graft. In the Ukrainian elections of 2004, there was strong evidence of rigging to ensure...

…me, however, that he had used his hacking skills to attempt to advance himself. At the CIA in 2009, as he later said in Moscow, he had added text to his annual CIA evaluation in what he termed “a non-malicious way” to prove a point. His CIA superior took a much darker view of tha...

…er he emerged from this venue and gave his celebrated interview to journalist he was aboard an Aeroflot plane bound for Moscow where he would become, if he was already, a potential espionage source for Russia. Whatever his initial motivation may have been, Snowden’s actions woul...

…ana Lam and Robert Tibbo 11. “I was being tailed...”--Sara Corbett. “How a Snowdenista Kept the NSA Leaker Hidden in a Moscow Airport,” Vogue, February 19, 2015 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_020402

…owden's decision to see you.” “T will send the wiring instructions” Valentina said as I left. “I hope you come back to Moscow.” HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_020358

…presenting the public interest and has instead begun to protect and promote state security interests. —EDWARD SNOWDEN, Moscow, 2014 S OON AFTER Snowden failed to get an SES job at the NSA in Sep- tember 2012, he intensified his rogue activities. As we've seen, part of Snowden’s...

…einforce the Kremlin's model of a world in which the truth is determined by power rather than impartial investigation. Moscow especially makes shrewd use of an unfortu- nate journalistic habit in which evenhandedness—a worthy goal when presenting two sides in a genuine debate—is...

….... It would help me a lot if we can finish this for once and for all. I'm in Munich Saturday, then St. Petersburg and Moscow with Eike Sunday-Tuesday (we've got some terrific meetings lined up), London Wednesday-Thursday (including Mubadala board meeting Wed.) and then heading...

… facilitate its own progress. The more Beijing and New Delhi prosper, however, the more persuasive will be the case for Moscow to follow their lead. As it works closely with the major developing powers, the West should also step up its efforts to construct a robust rules-based wo...