by Scott Douglas Jacobsen and Irina Tsukerman
What do espionage cases involving China, Russia and Iran reveal about counterintelligence threats in the United States, Poland, Britain and Ukraine?
Scott Douglas Jacobsen is a Canadian journalist, editor, and publisher. He founded In-Sight Publishing and serves as editor-in-chief of In-Sight: Interviews. His work appears in The Good Men Project, International Policy Digest, The Humanist, and The Washington Outsider. His interviews explore human rights, science, secularism, international affairs, and contemporary conflicts.
Irina Tsukerman is a human rights and national security lawyer, journalist, and geopolitical analyst. She is president of Scarab Rising, Inc., and editor-in-chief of The Washington Outsider. Her work examines information warfare, intelligence, counterintelligence, foreign policy, and security, including Russian, Chinese, and Iranian influence operations and their international political consequences.


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