CIA Director John Ratcliffe wants to rebuild the agency’s diminished ranks of spies and foreign agents. But have espionage’s ...

A senior Chinese Communist Party official casts a suspicious eye towards an unmarked van lurking outside his building, as he ...

The CIA is stepping up its recruiting efforts in China, releasing two videos that appeal to government officials who might be ...

Both videos are approximately three minutes in length and are in Mandarin. The goal is for the CIA to recruit Chinese spies who are looking to help the United States. "One of the primary roles of ...

The CIA has posted videos online as part of attempts to recruit Chinese officials as spies. The videos highlight anti-corruption purges and repression in China. Tensions between the US and China ...

A senior Chinese Communist Party official casts a suspicious eye towards an unmarked van lurking outside his building, as he rushes in and shuts the door. Inside his room, he picks up a framed ...

Last October, the CIA released a text video with step-by-step instructions in Chinese on how to securely contact the agency online. It was part of a broader drive to recruit new informants in ...

The CIA has released two Chinese-language videos on YouTube and other social media channels in a campaign to sow disillusionment among Chinese Communist party members and boost efforts to recruit ...

The effort is part of a broader strategy by CIA Director John Ratcliffe to boost intelligence collection on China, which has become Washington’s biggest competitor and adversary in areas ...

The release of the videos follows the launch of a drive to recruit informants in China, Iran and North Korea last October, which included posting messages on the CIA’s social media accounts in ...