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Spotlight | United Kingdom, United States | United States/United Kingdom
Britain and U.S. in pirate battle

In an affair that Britain's intelligence services are keeping a close watch on, after BaE Systems and BP, the insurance syndicate Lloyd's is at the centre of the latest stand-off between Washington and London. The U.

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GOVERNMENT INTELLIGENCE

Canada, China
Expurgation fuels spy fears

The SCRS, Canada's intelligence service, has been accused of seeing the hand of Beijing in everything. But agents remain convinced the agency is the target of a destabilisation attempt by China.

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China
Guoanbu's new generation

Under Minister of State Security Geng Huichang, the Guoanbu has recently re-jigged its senior management.

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Afghanistan, United States
Mystery site in Afghanistan

A large building whose function is causing puzzlement has recently gone up in the strategic region of Wakhan, along the border with Tajikistan.

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France
European anti-terrorism network

Paris has set up a network linking Europe's leading anti-terrorism researchers.

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Iran, Turkey, United States
U.S. Treasury probes Iran links

A delegation from the u .S. Department of Treasury’s Office of Terrorism and Financial Intelligence was in Ankara in the [...]

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Saudi Arabia, United States
Abdullah buys U.S. Army umbrella

The recent sale of U.S. military materiel worth $30 billion to Riyadh was accompanied by an agreement to bolster the [...]

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Yemen
Separatists and jihadists join forces

A coalition of elements of al-Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) and southern secessionist tribes have been jointly fighting Yemeni [...]

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United States
David Lacquement

David Lacquement has been placed in charge of operations at [...]

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Russia
Yuri Ivanoc

Yuri Ivanoc, number two at Russia's military intelligence service GRU, [...]

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India
NTRO

NTRO, India's interception service set up in 2004, has been [...]

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Mikhail Fradkov

Mikhail Fradkov, the head of Russia's external intelligence service SVR, [...]

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India
P.K. Hormis Tharakan

P.K. Hormis Tharakan, former head of India's RAW external intelligence [...]

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James Clapper

James Clapper, confirmed by the Senate as Director of National [...]

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Lebanon
Who killed Mohamed Fawaz?

The shoot-out in Beirut August 24 between the Sunni group [...]

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Syria
Common Palestinian front

The military structure that killed four Israeli settlers in Kiryat [...]

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United Kingdom
DGI excites buzz

The DGI conference, which will be held in London January [...]

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United States
Vertical take-off drone launched

Based in Mountain View, California, MLB has just begun marketing [...]

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North Korea
Contraband in the tropics

Bureau 39, the discreet agency that looks after foreign currency [...]

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CORPORATE INTELLIGENCE

Ukraine
Akhmetov's European designs

Rinat Akhmetov, the richest man in Ukraine, is strengthening his network of Brussels contacts with a view to carving a place for himself in Europe's electricity market.

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European Union
Civil and military synergy

European armaments groups, such as France's Safran, are increasingly turning to civil technology to develop their arms systems, with Brussels' help.

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United Kingdom, United States
Benevolent monitor for BAE

After six months of negotiation with the U.S. Department of Justice, BAE Systems) has agreed to have Briton David Gold, [...]

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France, UAE
French contracts abound

The sale of 60 Rafale fighter aircraft may not be a done deal, but Abu Dhabi has recently been negotiating [...]

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France
Bettencourt’s wire-tap woes

In coming weeks, France’s forensic police are expected to complete their analysis of recordings made by Pascal Bonnefoy, the former [...]

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United Kingdom
Oxford Analytica's big leap

After three years of unsuccessful efforts to find a lasting replacement for founder David R. Young, the risk analysis consultancy is about to appoint a new CEO.

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France
Triskel plays guardian in Djibouti

Making the most of the French presence in the region, former French legionnaires are recasting themselves as cargo escorts in the Gulf of Aden.

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United States
Altegrity v Dyncorp

Altegrity is counting on the extensive contacts of William J. [...]

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Russia
Uralkali divorce

Forced to sell his stake in Uralkali, Russia's second largest [...]

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United Kingdom, United States
Hutton goes nuclear

John Hutton, Britain’s defence secretary from 2005 to 2009, has [...]

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Bahrain
Bell Pottinger's private diplomacy

On the eve of legislative elections October 23, Bahrain's Sunni [...]

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UAE
Taqa in corruption probe

Peter Barker-Homek, former CEO of the Abu Dhabi-controlled oil company [...]

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France
ADIT

ADIT, the state-owned corporate intelligence company that is undergoing privatisation, [...]

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Canada
GardaWorld

GardaWorld, the international security arm of the security and cash [...]

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Jules Kroll

Jules Kroll has obtained a credit ratings licence, via the [...]

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Xe Services

Xe Services, the private security firm formerly known as Blackwater, [...]

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United Kingdom
Erinys

Erinys has won a contract to protect the British embassy [...]

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United States
Steven Gaffney

Steven Gaffney has been appointed CEO of the American private [...]

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Luxembourg
ECA's Sukhoi take off from Luxembourg

Owner of a squadron of Russian Sukhoi, Luexmbourg's ECA Program is bidding to rent them to NATO for manoeuvres.

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United States
Pentagon mines for missing data

The U.S. army wants to retrieve personal data deleted from social networking sites and data bases.

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Spotlight | United Kingdom, United States | United States/United Kingdom Britain and U.S. in pirate battle

GOVERNMENT INTELLIGENCE

Canada, China Expurgation fuels spy fears

China Guoanbu's new generation

Afghanistan, United States Mystery site in Afghanistan

France European anti-terrorism network

Iran, Turkey, United States U.S. Treasury probes Iran links

Saudi Arabia, United States Abdullah buys U.S. Army umbrella

Yemen Separatists and jihadists join forces

United States David Lacquement

Russia Yuri Ivanoc

India NTRO

Russia Mikhail Fradkov

India P.K. Hormis Tharakan

United States James Clapper

Lebanon Who killed Mohamed Fawaz?

Syria Common Palestinian front

United Kingdom DGI excites buzz

United States Vertical take-off drone launched

North Korea Contraband in the tropics

CORPORATE INTELLIGENCE

Ukraine Akhmetov's European designs

European Union Civil and military synergy

United Kingdom, United States Benevolent monitor for BAE

France, UAE French contracts abound

France Bettencourt’s wire-tap woes

United Kingdom Oxford Analytica's big leap

France Triskel plays guardian in Djibouti

United States Altegrity v Dyncorp

Russia Uralkali divorce

United Kingdom, United States Hutton goes nuclear

Bahrain Bell Pottinger's private diplomacy

UAE Taqa in corruption probe

France ADIT

Canada GardaWorld

United States Jules Kroll

United States Xe Services

United Kingdom Erinys

United States Steven Gaffney

DUE DILIGENCE

Luxembourg ECA's Sukhoi take off from Luxembourg

CORRIDORS OF POWER

Northern Ireland, Pakistan Ronnie Flanagan

France, United States Pansy Ho

France, Saudi Arabia King Abdullah

TERABYTES

United States Pentagon mines for missing data

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Spotlight | United Kingdom, United States | United States/United Kingdom
Britain and U.S. in pirate battle

Canada, China
Expurgation fuels spy fears

China
Guoanbu's new generation

Afghanistan, United States
Mystery site in Afghanistan

France
European anti-terrorism network

Iran, Turkey, United States
U.S. Treasury probes Iran links

Saudi Arabia, United States
Abdullah buys U.S. Army umbrella

Yemen
Separatists and jihadists join forces

United States
David Lacquement

Russia
Yuri Ivanoc

India
NTRO

Russia
Mikhail Fradkov

India
P.K. Hormis Tharakan

United States
James Clapper

Lebanon
Who killed Mohamed Fawaz?

Syria
Common Palestinian front

United Kingdom
DGI excites buzz

United States
Vertical take-off drone launched

North Korea
Contraband in the tropics

Ukraine
Akhmetov's European designs

European Union
Civil and military synergy

United Kingdom, United States
Benevolent monitor for BAE

France, UAE
French contracts abound

France
Bettencourt’s wire-tap woes

United Kingdom
Oxford Analytica's big leap

France
Triskel plays guardian in Djibouti

United States
Altegrity v Dyncorp

Russia
Uralkali divorce

United Kingdom, United States
Hutton goes nuclear

Bahrain
Bell Pottinger's private diplomacy

UAE
Taqa in corruption probe

France
ADIT

Canada
GardaWorld

United States
Jules Kroll

United States
Xe Services

United Kingdom
Erinys

United States
Steven Gaffney

Luxembourg
ECA's Sukhoi take off from Luxembourg

Northern Ireland, Pakistan
Ronnie Flanagan

France, United States
Pansy Ho

France, Saudi Arabia
King Abdullah

United States
Pentagon mines for missing data