Espionage

New Episode of Intelligence Conversations: Mental Health and National Security—What’s Being Done About It?

This October, in recognition of Mental Health Month, Intelligence Conversations is taking an important look at the unique mental health challenges faced by those working in national security, law enforcement, and emergency response. In this episode, host Neil Bisson speaks with Al Treddenick, President of ATNOH Group, a retired CSIS officer, and former RCMP constable.

https://youtu.be/lWpJTFxH3PM

The discussion dives into:

• The psychological toll of high-stakes work in intelligence and law enforcement, from Post Traumatic Stress Injury to Moral Injury and emotional trauma.
• How the Diversified Rehabilitation Group is offering tailored support to help individuals manage these challenges and regain stability.
• The implications of untreated mental health issues for national security, including the risk of adversarial exploitation.

This episode provides insights not only for those in the field but also for anyone interested in understanding the hidden pressures of intelligence work. Listen in to learn how support systems are evolving to meet the mental health needs of those who work to keep us safe.

Check out the latest episode of Intelligence Conversations on your favorite podcast platform.

Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up – October 25, 2024

This week, we’ve got an intense episode with insights that pull back the curtain on some of the biggest security stories from around the world. Hosted by former intelligence officer Neil Bisson, this episode covers seven critical stories that showcase just how high the stakes are on the global stage.

https://youtu.be/oZ2ziSYKZCc

In This Episode:

• U.S. Charges Former Indian Spy – The indictment of Vikash Yadav and its implications for U.S.-India relations.
• Unsealed Indictment Details – Background on Yadav and the alleged transnational repression plot.
• Israeli Espionage Busts – Iran-linked spy cells exposed in Israel. We dive into the espionage network’s goals and the regional impact.
• Canada’s Abdelrazik Lawsuit Against Ottawa – A Montreal man sues the Canadian government over his detention in Sudan, raising questions about intelligence practices and civil rights.
• Leaked Israeli Military Plans – The FBI investigates a serious breach regarding Israel’s potential strike plans against Iran.
• Deadly PKK Attack on Turkish Aerospace Industries – A violent assault on Turkey’s defense sector, with a deep dive into the security risks.
• PKK Claims Responsibility and Turkey’s Retaliation – An intense escalation as Turkey strikes back, igniting regional tensions.

If you’re interested in a fresh perspective on international intelligence and security, Neil’s breakdown provides exactly that. His 25 years of experience in the field bring a unique and deep analysis that goes beyond the headlines.

Tune in to Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up on YouTube, Spotify, or Apple Podcasts for an episode packed with insights and stories that matter.

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Just in time for your Thanksgiving weekend, Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up is here with the latest on espionage and foreign interference!

This week, retired intelligence officer Neil Bisson dives into some of the most significant intelligence stories affecting global security. If you're into international espionage, national security, and geopolitical intrigue, this episode is for you.

What’s in this episode?

• Russia's GRU is back at it—covert operations designed to cause chaos across Europe. Sabotage, arson, and more are in the mix.
• Chinese espionage within the UK—two men are accused of spying right inside the British political system.
• A British soldier spying for Iran?—A former soldier allegedly gathered special forces info for Iran, followed by a daring prison escape.
• Delays in Canadian intelligence reporting—a crucial report on China’s foreign interference was held back. What happened?
• Violating Iran sanctions in Canada—two brothers convicted of evading U.S. sanctions managed to adopt new identities.
• Spy warrant delay in Canada—was a key CSIS warrant delayed for political reasons? We’ll break it down.
• No 'traitors' in Parliament?—The National Security and Intelligence Adviser says no, but Neil Bisson explains why that’s an oversimplification.
• Russian interference in Ireland—Irish politicians feel the heat over spying allegations.

Neil brings over 25 years of experience in intelligence and law enforcement, offering you insights and analysis that are tough to find anywhere else. Get the real story behind these developments and stay informed.

Listen now: https://youtu.be/WPOckU2-_v4

What do you think? Drop your thoughts and questions below, and we might address them in the next episode!