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Spotlight | Russia, Ukraine
Secret scouting led to Moscow strikes

A building damaged by a drone attack in Moscow, 24 July 2023. © Maxim Shipenkov/EPA/MaxPPP

Ukraine's military intelligence set up a complex web of clandestine operations that later enabled its drones to launch attacks on the Russian capital.

Subscribers only Operations

Government Intelligence

Belarus
Gennady Manko, new security star of exiled opposition, emerges from the shadows

Former intelligence officer and entrepreneur Gennady Manko, an eminence grise of Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya, has been growing in stature as he works to open a "diplomatic mission" in Kyiv.

Subscribers only Back-Door Diplomacy

International Dealmaking

Kuwait, United States
Middle East agent El Mahallawy has long been close to the former Kuwaiti defence minister now suing him in Beverly Hills grift case

Al-Sabah, the ex-defence minister, says El Mahallawy helped facilitate the theft of $160 million he invested with a convicted fraudster in a real estate development project.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

Guyana, United States
Marketing agents from US defence firms battle for turf in oil-rich Guyana

US helicopter maker Bell Textron, a pioneer in the country's fledgling defence market, is facing battles over agent fees in Guyana. The defence sector is set to grow rapidly, as the South American country wants to protect its abundant new source of foreign currency, offshore oil.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

Corporate Intelligence

United Kingdom, United States
Lukoil claims damages from ex-distributors in London and New York

The District Court of New York just accepted a request for discovery, allowing a subsidiary of oil giant Lukoil to move forward with its case to recover assets from ex-distributors.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

Surveillance & Interception

Israel, United States
Palm Beach Networks eyes Quadream's technology

The Israeli cyber-intelligence firm Quadream has relaunched its activities in recent weeks, hoping to sell its intellectual property.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity

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