The CIA has weathered what is probably its deepest crisis in its 50-odd year existence. Seldom before had its morale been so low, its aims so criticized, its bureaucracy so out of hand and its scandals as numerous (Aldrich Ames [.
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During an official visit to Sudan in April a large Iranian delegation headed by the president of the Majlis Shura [...]
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Britain's embattled chief secretary of the Treasury, Jonathan Aitken, has sued Granada Television for libel for repeating allegations concerning his [...]
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MSANews listserv, managed by the Moslem Students Association at Ohio State University, has just published a second edition of its [...]
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Egyptian interior minister Gen. Hassan Al-Alfi held a series of meetings with Tunisian, Algerian and Pakistani security and intelligence officials [...]
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The Ukraine has expelled a Russian national identified as Valery [...]
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The Pentagon has handed a division of Loral Corporation, Loral Federal Systems-Manassas, a $500 million contract over an eight year [...]
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Work carried out in the 17th century by a surveyor in Lyons, Girard Desargues, has been updated by a new [...]
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Home Secretary Michael Howard is expected to announce later this [...]
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A British bio-technology firm named Biocode has devised a system [...]
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Inslaw, which manufactured the PROMIS software that the Reagan administration allegedly stole to enable American intelligence agencies to use it [...]
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A House of Commons all-party Home Affairs Select Committee, which is poised to publish the findings of a nine-month probe [...]
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Noting that "France stands alone among major countries in undertaking no systematic university-level research into intelligence matters," admiral Pierre Lacoste, [...]
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Relations have turned decidedly sour between Bart Van Lijsebeth, director of the Belgium's Sureté de l'Etat, and chief commissioner Luc [...]
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French intelligence services, and particularly the Direction du Renseignement Militaire [...]
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President Boris Yeltsin will have to come down on one [...]
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The FBI, Secret Service, Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and the [...]
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The U.S. Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCen) has [...]
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Britain plans to set up a joint command next year [...]
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Britain's parliamentary ombudsman, William Reid, has agreed to look into [...]
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A former fundamentalist who turned away from the movement and joined forces with Yasser Arafat after the Palestinian Authority was [...]
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The saga that began when Peter Wright, former assistant director of MI5, wrote "Spycatcher" may not have ended when he [...]
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Howard Marks, who once controlled a gigantic drug network and was sentenced to 25 years in jail in the U.S. [...]
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Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) has begun questioning foreign companies in a probe against a major Russian oil exporter suspected [...]
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The Dutch Finance Ministry has handed the U.S. firm Cognos what amounts to the biggest ever single order for business [...]
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A California-based company named InfoSeek Corporation has launched a service that gives users with access to Internet's World Wide Web [...]
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The Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) in the U.S. [...]
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The Centre d'Etudes et de Réflexion is organizing a breakfast [...]
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Hackers of all types, virus writers and other "phreaks" will [...]
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In the wake of President Clinton's decision on Feb. 22 [...]
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