"This is the largest spying facility that I have ever seen on earth"

"Iran acknowledged Saturday that some personnel at the country's nuclear facilities were lured by promises of money to pass secrets to the West but insisted increased security and worker privileges have put a stop to the spying.

The stunning admission by Vice President Ali Akbar Salehi provides the clearest government confirmation that Iran has been fighting espionage at its nuclear facilities.

"One could make the daily commute rather more interesting.

And the 'James Bond' bike, complete with flame-thrower and ejector seat, would certainly make dealing with errant motorists far easier.

The other is a rather more sedate affair, an advanced pedalo that looks like a cross between an exercise bike and a canoe.

"The resurgence of the James Bond franchise with Daniel Craig's recent performances on film as 007 have us all thinking about spies again. Despite the end of the Cold War, espionage, whether between governments or industrial espionage between companies, remains very much with us. Yet, despite the cool gadgets seen in movies, whether used by James Bond or those depicted in comedy films like Get Smart and others, the technology of the spy world is never quite as advanced as Hollywood would have us believe.

"A Russian Mole claiming to be one of their own has unwittingly duped the members of B.I.L.B.O., Brooks Running's top-secret team of Bio-Mexperts.

Will the team be able to foil this nefarious plot and protect their treasure trove of technology secrets?

Or will this be one Mole who proves to be malignant?"

* TVs must be surrendered before Ramadan starts * Rebels watching AU for signs of offensive-legislator

"A former fighter in Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) turned US spy offered a rare glance into one of the most complex countries in the Middle East.

During a conference held at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy on Friday, Reza Kahlili (pseudonym) estimated that Iran will eventually attack Israel, Europe and the Persian Gulf states. He called for a preemptive strike on the regime in Tehran, but not on the Iranian people or the country's infrastructure.

Haidar Ghanem was of several, perhaps dozens of Palestinians accused of spying for Israel who were executed by Hamas during the 22-day war in the Gaza Strip, according to Palestinian sources.

Today ,the world is faced with its biggest present challenge, which incorporates the prospects of a catastrophic war, due to the mullahs insistence on pressing ahead with their nuclear weapons program, their deadly and uninterrupted interference in the affairs of Iraq, Palestine, …