Vladimir Grishechkin heads the GUGI, one of the world's most secret intelligence units, which serves the Kremlin's interests deep under the world's oceans.
To protect the scientific laboratories running major civil-military fusion projects from prying eyes, the Chinese Communist Party is tightening controls on the movements of foreign researchers on campus.
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Across the globe, spies gather in inconspicuous dens to meet contacts and hold discreet conversations. This week, Intelligence Online explores the Victoria Angkor hotel, which is the object of much interest in both Paris and Siem Reap.
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French military services firm DCI has recently started giving out strategic training in Taiwan, which is at the centre of Indo-Pacific tensions.
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As the electoral race in Washington gets underway amid differences over Ukraine, Arizona is emerging as a Kyiv support stronghold where private operators are forging long-term partnerships thanks to John McCain's networks.
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The 1MDB scandal, the subject of a recent documentary, has mobilised private investigation firms all over the world for a decade.
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French cyber-intelligence firm Suneris has seen its customer states fall, one after the other, in the recent series of coups in Africa. Not only are its contracts at risk, but the confidentiality of its technologies could be breached.
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