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Spotlight | Europe, United States
Security a Vital Issue for Galileo

The two rival consortia, Eurely and InavSat, which submitted bids for the operating concession for the European satellite navigation system Galileo on Jan. 25, will be officially informed in March on which has won the nod from European Union leaders.

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How Much Money Can Galileo's Operator Earn?

The consortium that wins the concession to run Galileo will need to invest 1.4 billion euros to finance the deployment of the satellite navigation system starting from 2006.

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Japan
Beefing Up Intelligence College

The Kodaira military intelligence academy in the Tokyo region will enroll more students in the 2005-2006 financial year as well [...]

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Saudi Arabia
Changes at the Top at GID

The resignation of 72-year-old prince Nawaf bin Abdulaziz as head of the General Intelligence Directorate (GID) for health reasons was [...]

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France
New Technical Service for Police

Current boss of the French national police force's Service de Modernisation et de Prospective (SMP), Jean-Claude Menault has been appointed [...]

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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE

France
Paris Centralizes Military Networks

The French defense ministry plans to shortly centralize the management and security of all of its information systems, and to hand the network over to a steering committee.

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Kuwait, Saudi Arabia
Oman 3rd Target in Gulf

In the wake of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, Oman has arrested dozens of Islamic radicals in its turn. However, the sultanate isn't handling the crisis like its neighbors.

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China, United Kingdom
MI6 Builds Up China Profile

China has become a priority for MI6 which has considerably bolstered its intelligence and business intelligence operations in the country in recent years.

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France, Iran
Deep Chill in Franco-Iran Relations

Invited to speak before the French parliament's defense committee in Paris on Jan. 19, Iranian officials were offended by questions from French legislators.

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France, Iraq
Bringing the Hostages Home

Intelligence Online has gleaned details about the way France managed the crisis that led to the recent release of two French newsmen held hostage in Iraq.

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Saudi Arabia
De Villepin to Seek Security Deal

French interior minister Dominique de Villepin will pay an official [...]

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Syria
Pushing For Iraqi Ba'athists

Gilles Munier, secretary-general of the Franco-Iraqi Friendship Society, is currently [...]

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France
Sagem Under Fire in Chinese Deal

The French electronics firm Sagem has found itself embroiled in [...]

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Algeria, Egypt, United States, Yemen
Offensive Against Al Iman University

Yemeni president Ali Abdallah Saleh has finally caved in to [...]

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BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND LOBBYING

United States
A Private Commerce Department?

The law firm Mayer, Brown, Rowe & Maw employs a dozen former leading commerce department officials from the Clinton, Bush Sr. and Bush Jr. administrations.

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France
New Regional Arrangement

The French regions are the new Eldorado of business intelligence in France. With a step-up in decentralization, a lot of fresh regional arrangements are being made.

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France
Private Funding for Military Gear

Although France has decided against getting banks to fund the acquisition of 17 new multi-mission frigates, the private sector could still be involved in other military procurements.

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France, Iraq
Lazard Shows the French Flag

Although Paris has long opposed any reduction in Iraq's debt, the Iraqi government has chosen France's Lazard bank to monitor negotiations with its creditors.

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France
Paper Gives Way to Smart Card

France is going to shortly start issuing new passports and ID cards carrying contact-less smart cards, a move that will greatly shake up administrative procedures.

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United States
CAPPS 2 Back in business ?

The Transport Security Administration, an arm of the Department of [...]

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United States
Republicans Rush to Qatar's Aid

Regularly criticized by the Bush administration because of its backing [...]

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United States
Kroll a Bankruptcy Specialist

Kroll has become increasingly active in administering bankrupt companies since [...]

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Iraq, United States
Private American Patrols

Blackwater Security, a firm that protected the U.S. administrator in [...]

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Spotlight | Europe, United States Security a Vital Issue for Galileo

NETWORKS & ORGANIZATIONS

Europe How Much Money Can Galileo's Operator Earn?

ORGANIZATIONS

Japan Beefing Up Intelligence College

Saudi Arabia Changes at the Top at GID

France New Technical Service for Police

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE

France Paris Centralizes Military Networks

Kuwait, Saudi Arabia Oman 3rd Target in Gulf

China, United Kingdom MI6 Builds Up China Profile

France, Iran Deep Chill in Franco-Iran Relations

France, Iraq Bringing the Hostages Home

Saudi Arabia De Villepin to Seek Security Deal

Syria Pushing For Iraqi Ba'athists

France Sagem Under Fire in Chinese Deal

Algeria, Egypt, United States, Yemen Offensive Against Al Iman University

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND LOBBYING

United States A Private Commerce Department?

France New Regional Arrangement

France Private Funding for Military Gear

France, Iraq Lazard Shows the French Flag

France Paper Gives Way to Smart Card

United States CAPPS 2 Back in business ?

United States Republicans Rush to Qatar's Aid

United States Kroll a Bankruptcy Specialist

Iraq, United States Private American Patrols

FIRMS

Switzerland Warning to Trust & Investment Concerns

United States A Private Pentagon?

Belgium A Lobbying Code of Conduct?

DECISION MAKERS

United States Robert Joseph

Syria M. Al Mansourah

United Kingdom Ian Paterson

United States Joseph ?Keith? Kellog

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Spotlight | Europe, United States
Security a Vital Issue for Galileo

Europe
How Much Money Can Galileo's Operator Earn?

Japan
Beefing Up Intelligence College

Saudi Arabia
Changes at the Top at GID

France
New Technical Service for Police

France
Paris Centralizes Military Networks

Kuwait, Saudi Arabia
Oman 3rd Target in Gulf

China, United Kingdom
MI6 Builds Up China Profile

France, Iran
Deep Chill in Franco-Iran Relations

France, Iraq
Bringing the Hostages Home

Saudi Arabia
De Villepin to Seek Security Deal

Syria
Pushing For Iraqi Ba'athists

France
Sagem Under Fire in Chinese Deal

Algeria, Egypt, United States, Yemen
Offensive Against Al Iman University

United States
A Private Commerce Department?

France
New Regional Arrangement

France
Private Funding for Military Gear

France, Iraq
Lazard Shows the French Flag

France
Paper Gives Way to Smart Card

United States
CAPPS 2 Back in business ?

United States
Republicans Rush to Qatar's Aid

United States
Kroll a Bankruptcy Specialist

Iraq, United States
Private American Patrols

Switzerland
Warning to Trust & Investment Concerns

United States
A Private Pentagon?

Belgium
A Lobbying Code of Conduct?

United States
Robert Joseph

Syria
M. Al Mansourah

United Kingdom
Ian Paterson

United States
Joseph ?Keith? Kellog