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Spotlight | United Kingdom
British corporate intel firm that spurred Russiagate has friends in high parliamentary places

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The Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London. © David Levenson/Alamy Stock Photo
Christopher Steele, a former MI6 spy who co-founded Orbis Business Intelligence, is well connected with British members of parliament. So much so that parliamentary debates have reflected several claims made in Orbis reports. [...]
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