Contrary to what they said officially, Russian prime minister Yevgeni Primakov and Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic did in fact hammer out a negotiating position aimed at extracting Serbia from the Kosovo emergency when they met in Belgrade on March 30.
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According to Intelligence Newsletter sources, the son of Syrian president Hafez el Assad, Bashar, who is being groomed to take [...]
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According to Intelligence Newsletter sources, Iran's interior minister, Abdol Vahed Musavi, has ordered a manhunt to catch the instigators of [...]
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Khaled Meshal, planning chief of Hamas, conceded during a meeting of the organization in Amman on March 26 that it [...]
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Officials from Kroll O'Gara may have sounded pretty satisfied when announcing their annual financial results on March 25 but they [...]
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The first case to go on trial under the 1996 U.S. Economic Espionage Act is unfolding at present before a [...]
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The French utility Gaz de France (GDF) has just hired Jackie Tetard, chief superintendent at the head office of the [...]
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Among the 15 candidates qualified last August by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST: IN 341) to compete [...]
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Well-informed diplomatic sources in Moscow have informed Intelligence Newsletter that a few weeks before NATO launched air strikes against Yugoslavia [...]
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Intelligence agencies from some NATO countries – essentially the U.S. and Germany – are hammering out a strategy to undermine [...]
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A draft bill providing for parliamentary oversight of France's intelligence community is expected to be debated in France's National Assembly [...]
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The National Reconnaissance Office's blueprint for the next generation of imagery satellites, known as the Future Imagery Architecture (FIA), is [...]
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Marshal Li Ul-sol, head of the Ministry of People's Armed Forces intelligence office in North Korea, appears to be one [...]
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Former spokesman for the Moslem Brotherhood in the West and current president of the U.K. branch of the Islamic League, [...]
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Guillaume Dasquie has just been named chief editor of Intelligence Newsletter. An investigative journalist who has worked for several radio [...]
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A committee of independent experts chaired by Jim McGroddy, who was an IBM vice president in charge of research until [...]
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Aware of the growing dangers facing French financial establishments, specialists in money laundering at the country's biggest banks are meeting [...]
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A conference on financial fraud prevention that is being billed [...]
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The American DEA and FBI agencies are planning to set [...]
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Sources close to the German intelligence agencies say the CIA [...]
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The Swiss magistrate Paul Perraudin has just frozen the accounts [...]
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A seminar and exhibition on unmanned vehicles (UV) dubbed UV'99 [...]
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The first stage of the British defense ministry's "Radar Systems [...]
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The United States is working to develop and field a [...]
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Interpol has just acquired the latest generation of biometric identification [...]
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The French army plans to inaugurate its first regiment devoted [...]
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The World EOD Foundation is staging its annual conference in [...]
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