Britain's Spy Chief Sounds Alarm on Russia's Growing Threat

Blaise Metreweli, the new head of MI6, has issued a stern warning to Europe: Russia is up to no good. She revealed that Russia is behind arson, sabotage, assassinations, and even cyber and drone attacks, causing widespread chaos.

A New Age of Uncertainty

Metreweli, the first woman to lead MI6, did not mince words. She called it a "new age of uncertainty." She explained that Russia and other hostile nations are using every trick in the book—from cyberattacks to spreading fake news—to disrupt Western democracies.

The Need for Tech-Savvy Spies

To combat these threats, Metreweli believes intelligence agencies must embrace technology. She emphasized that understanding tech is just as crucial as traditional spy skills. Agents should be as comfortable with computer code as they are with speaking foreign languages.

From Gadgets to Alliances

Before leading MI6, Metreweli oversaw technology and innovation, earning a reputation for developing high-tech spy gadgets—much like the legendary "Q" from James Bond. However, she stressed that intelligence agencies must also form alliances with tech companies to stay ahead of evolving threats.

Adapt or Fall Behind

In a world where technology is constantly changing, spy agencies must adapt or risk falling behind.