Ergebnis für "alles anders" in Politik & Spionage

Kommissar Tommens Kneipenaufenthalt wird jäh beendet, als er zu einem Tatort gerufen wird. Der Pharma-Manager Isak Neumann ist über die Brüstung seines Penthouses in den Tod gestürzt. Am Tatort entdeckt Jan auf den Überwachungsbändern einen unbekannten Eindringling: Bernard Durand, der wegen Körperverletzung an Isak Neumann eine zweijährige Haftstrafe absitzen musste. Die Fahndung nach Durand ist nur wenige Stunden alt, als sich der Gesuchte auf der Wache stellt - er bestreitet jedoch, der Mörder zu sein.

In Deutschland hat noch niemals ein Wolf einen Menschen angegriffen. Bis jetzt? Lupus von Tibor Rode ist ein filmreifer Wissenschaftsthriller im Spannungsfeld zwischen Mensch, Technik und Natur. Ohne jede Spur verschwinden nachts Jäger auf der Pirsch – so auch der Vater von Tierärztin Jenny Rausch. Zeitgleich häufen sich Angriffe scheinbar wildgewordener Wölfe in deutschen Wäldern. Die Kameras auf einem eigens eingerichteten und von KI gesteuerten Schutzzaun zeichnen seltsame Daten auf, was Staatsanwalt Frederik Bach auf den Plan ruft.

Eine neuartige Software mit Namen Redemptio soll die Verbrechensbekämpfung revolutionieren. Anstatt zu warten, bis eine Straftat begangen wurde, errechnet der brillante Algorithmus, wo und sogar wann das nächste Verbrechen mit hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit stattfinden wird. Die junge Polizeibeamtin Anabel Plate entdeckt jedoch, was tatsächlich hinter diesem Programm steckt: Die totale Kontrolle über alle und alles. Sie nimmt den Kampf gegen Mensch und Maschine auf. Aber es wird ein Rennen gegen die Zeit, denn Redemptio gerät außer Kontrolle.

Jonathan Hunt has forty-eight hours to rob the Vatican, stop a biological apocalypse, and make it to the altar on time—assuming the super-soldiers don't kill him first. Jonathan Hunt thought the hardest part of his week in Rome would be choosing a font for the wedding invitations. He was wrong. In the Eternal City to marry the love of his life, the former CIA operative is dragged back into the shadows by an old ally with a desperate plea. A ghost from the past, Abraham Pale, has resurfaced. Known in the underworld as "The Plague," Pale isn't just selling weapons anymore; he’s creating them.

Jonathan Grave finds it hard to believe that a fellow combat vet has gone rogue, killing American agents and leaking sensitive intel to hostile foreign interests. With black ops assassins on the trail of his old friend, Grave sets out to get to him first. He finds far more than he bargained for. Not only the wily operative but evidence of a conspiracy so dangerous, so far reaching, that an unthinkable tragedy is in motion. Grave and his elite team of specialists must expose a deadly high-level secret - and do it in time to avert a catastrophe of historic proportions.

It seems to be a kiss and tell season thanks to black ops whistleblowers and journalists willing to come out and tell their stories, lured by the promise of fortunes to be made from book sales and media celebrity. But this time, it’s a little different.

Hopefully, Allen Stevens – The Problem Solver – The Abduction is the final book in the Stevens series. Mia is sent to Kabul to determine the feasibility of assassinating a high level al-Qaeda member. She is discovered and must try to escape through the Hindu Kush mountains. A team is sent to Kabul to assassinate the terrorist, only to discover he has escaped to another location. Mia, Lieutenant Colonel Stevens, is sent to Fort Drum to investigate a sexual harassment allegation. While there, she discovers more than she anticipated as the result of the “Don’t Ask – Don’t Tell” homosexual policy.

Egyptian terrorists dressed as Israelis attacked the refugee camp at Khan Yunis and killed several Palestinians. The terrorists’ camp was discovered by U2 photos. Allen and a SAD team are sent to Egypt to terminate the terrorists.

It is October 1973. The Yom Kipper War is being fought between the Israelis and the forces of Syria and Egypt. The Israel Defense Forces are forbidden to execute enemy combatants. The Committee has no such restrictions. Enter Allen Stevens – The Problem Solver, to do a favor for the Israeli government. After several failed attempts, Allen and his Mossad companions find Akram Al-Masri – a man known as Satan’s Angel by the Israelis. Allen dispatches Al-Masri and goes back home.

All secrets have a price. Claire Huntington was a name the world once knew—the rising star of American gymnastics, the girl who had everything to lose. Now, that name belongs to a ghost. After a car crash kills her parents and exposes their ties to the CIA, Claire vanishes. Years later, she’s no longer the girl the headlines adored but a weapon built from loss and lies. Rebuilt under a new identity and buried within the CIA, she’s tracking the truth about her parents’ murder—one secret at a time.

“You’re right,” Sandy said to Rob, coming back to the present. Rob glanced over at the beautiful, young reporter who had been lost in her own thoughts for the last eight miles. “I’m sure that’s true, but what am I right about this time?” “About me second guessing myself,” Sandy said. “I know how crazy it is, but I also know my gut is right. The wolf is coming to this festival this weekend.” “The wolf?” Rob repeated it as a question this time. But Sandy just nodded and repeated herself again with no more clarification. “The wolf is coming.

Allen Stevens is summoned to a meeting at a cabin in the mountains of Virginia. After a briefing, he and three former Navy SEALs are given the opportunity to exterminate some of Washington, DC's most corrupt politicians. After weighing the dangers of the operation, the four men accept the mission.

Engaged to be married, mysterious journalist Dylan Hunter and CIA officer Annie Woods are eager to put their violent past behind them for good. But then an intrepid investigative reporter is brutally, mysteriously murdered. A visionary presidential candidate is targeted for destruction. And a horrific day of unspeakable terrorism rocks Washington, DC. Soon, Hunter's investigation puts him in the crosshairs of a power-hungry billionaire and a cold-blooded assassin.

From the eight Justices of the Supreme Court, to the Attorney General of South Carolina who sees a compelling, controversial trial as an opportunity for demagoguery that might pave his path to the White House, to the idealistic defense lawyer who seeks to save a man she knows to be a psycopathic killer, to a driven Washington journalist in love with one of the Justices whose marriage is crumbling, and other Justices with their own agendas, vendettas, and secrets.

The dragon is a symbol of power and strength in Chinese culture, while the eye represents surveillance and espionage. Allen is approached by a Chinese man who threatens his family in order to intimidate him into providing classified information to the Chinese espionage agency. When Allen refuses, assassins are sent to his mountain home to kill his family. Allen and SAD operatives kill the Chinese agent in D.C., and Rawhide grants a sanction for the extermination of the Chinese Embassy official who ordered the killing of Allen’s family.

In That Summer, Allen Drury turns from the world of international politics to the private politics of Greenmont, an exclusive vacation colony high in the California Sierras where an intense love story is played out against tribal country-club mores and tragic social pressures. Greenmont is a millionaire’s hideaway, an encampment for the privileged few, but dangerous currents run beneath its affluent exterior. Major Bill Steele arrives there as an outsider, lonely and shaken after a painful and humiliating divorce. But the people of Greenmont have their own plans for him.

It is 1904. A series of unusual events, including the murder of a French agent, a large concentration of the Kaiser's intelligence operatives, and vague reports about a deep-cover Russian agent who is spying on the czar, give Gerard de Montclaire yet another opportunity to prove his mettle as the finest detective of the Edwardian Era.

When the CIA learns that the Panchen Lama, abducted as a boy by Chinese agents, is still living and wishes to be freed from Chinese captivity, Unit One agent Britt Haugen is assigned to locate and liberate the Tibetan holy man. With a small covert team, she enters tightly controlled Tibet, only to discover that the rescue operation is not what it seems. She and her team may be the hunted.

At the death of fabled CIA operative Bud (Fisher) Liljigren, field agent Adam Zak and his tech-savvy partner, Dreu Sason, are recruited to lead the agency’s deep-cover Unit 1. When Fisher’s former lover from his service days in Norway alerts the unit of renewed secret activity in what was once a WW II Nazi experimental lab, Zak recruits a brilliant but disaffected FBI agent, Janet McIntire, to replace him in the field and lead the investigation.

When a letter to a CIA operative suddenly shows up 45 years after the contact who sent it disappeared in Southeast Asia, Unit 1 agent Adam Zak is assigned to investigate a group of Chinese children who the missing informant had discovered in a remote village in Cambodia, receiving an American education. Zak's search to determine who the children were and why they might present a security risk to the United States takes him into the heart of Bangkok's notorious red light district, through the jungle temples of Cambodia's Angkor Wat, and into the volatile world of network security.