Will the American and Saudi intelligence agencies succeed in handling the end of the war in Bosnia better than they did with the Afghanistan conflict? Nothing could be less certain because, as with Afghanistan, no specific plans appear to have [.
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Three members of Germany's federal intelligence service Bundesnachrichtendienst who were part of a joint BND/MI6 covert operation set up in [...]
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Britain's Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) has "conditionally" agreed to set up a national police squad for England and [...]
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U.S. intelligence agencies, particularly the CIA and DIA, are to help Portugal train members of its future foreign intelligence service [...]
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A high-level task force set up by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), will release a report on Feb. 12 [...]
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Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has temporarily laid aside its [...]
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French armaments and foreign intelligence circles are bracing themselves for [...]
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According to Pierre de Villemarest's Paris-based Centre Europeen d'Information (CEI), [...]
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President Clinton has announced his intention to appoint two women [...]
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A Geneva-based prosecutor, Kaspar Ansermet, has opened an inquiry into the activities of Ulrich Arnold Kohli, a well-known lawyer from [...]
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In a case loosely connected to the bombing of Pan Am's Flight 103 over Lockerbie in Scotland, an FBI agent [...]
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The trial of several Belgian political personalities accused of accepting commissions after ordering polls from Belgium's Institut Universitaire de Sondages [...]
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After several months of negotiations (IN 274), Egyptian and Yemenite officials have hammered out a security treaty that the interior [...]
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According to information obtained by Intelligence Newsletter, Hassan al Sarai [...]
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A previously unheard-of group calling itself A.N.G.S.T has claimed responsibility [...]
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A Russian-born consultant who has lived in the U.S. for [...]
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A seminar on "business intelligence practices in companies" staged in the French Senate on Jan. 25-26 by the Association Aeronautique [...]
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An American officer, Maj. Robert McPeek, had a unique occasion to see how Britain's electronic warfare system operates when he [...]
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An "electronic nose" fitted with sensors that can recognize the [...]
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A recent survey by the Russian law faculty indicated that [...]
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With encrypted digital signature systems becoming increasingly numerous in cyberspace, [...]
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President Bill Clinton has named Lt. Gen. Barry McCaffrey, a man some consider in line for the chairmanship of the [...]
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Sir Richard Scott, current vice-chancellor of Britain's Supreme Court whose 2,000-page report into the arms-for-Iraq affair will be published on [...]
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Iraq's permanent delegate to UNESCO in Paris since September, 1992, Abdul Amir al Anbari has just been named head of [...]
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The U.S. government has put some 250 American companies on guard against economic and industrial spying by friendly nations, including [...]
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Founded nearly a year ago, the Egregor company bills itself as a "private economic counter-intelligence agency" and makes no bones [...]
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In an article concerning Cabinet Arnoult International on Jan. 25, [...]
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The Europeans aren't the only allies of the U.S. to [...]
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Gilles Menage who was a close advisor to France's socialist [...]
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The Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) is organizing its [...]
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Atout Presse is organizing a seminar entitled "From Technology Monitoring [...]
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The second Information Security Conference will be held between May [...]
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