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Ralph Fiennes Channels a Real Spook
The New Yorker
In 1986, a Russian Submarine with 27 Nuclear Missiles Sank (And Exploded)
The National Interest
Filmmaker sheds new light on Britain's role in 1953 Iran coup
RTL Today
REVIEWS ‘Coup 53’: London Review
Screen Daily
Filmmaker sheds new light on Britain’s role in 1953 Iran coup
24 Matins UK
Un documentaire apporte un éclairage inédit sur le coup d'Etat iranien de 1953
L'express
Filmmaker sheds new light on Britain's role in 1953 Iran coup
France 24
Filmmaker sheds light on UK’s role in 1953 Iran coup
The Phnom Penh Post
Filmmaker sheds new light on Britain’s role in 1953 Iran coup
The Inquirer
The United States Almost Bombed Iran in the 1990s
The National Interest
Judge orders White House to preserve records of Trump's dealings with foreign leaders
Politico
How the U.S. Found Out About Russia’s First Nuclear Test 70 Years Ago
Foreign Policy
Justice Dept. assures judge White House won’t destroy records of Trump calls, meetings with foreign leaders
The Washington Post
US Gives Court No Assurances on Records Preservation
Courthouse News Service
A Judge Wants Assurances The Administration Won't Destroy Records About Trump's Calls With Foreign Leaders. The Justice Department Is Hesitating
BuzzFeed News
Why transcripts of Trump's calls with heads of state are so hard to get
PRI's The World
U.S. Covered Up an Israeli Nuclear Test in 1979, Foreign Policy Says
Haaretz
This Russian Missile Submarine Split In Two and Sits 18,000 Feet Below the Waves
The National Interest
The American way of cyber warfare and the case of ISIS
Atlantic Council
Cerabino: It’s not the intruders at Mar-a-Lago that we need to worry about
Palm Beach Post