Since April 25 the famous pun that the acronym NSA stands for "Never Say Anything" no longer holds true. As Intelligence Newsletter predicted exclusively on Feb. 8, the latest book by James Bamford, which came out on April 25,has revealed [.
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Under pressure from the Croat government, investigating magistrate Boris Ivancic has threatened to have the police haul Nevenka Tudjman, daughter [...]
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Investigators from the European Union’s anti-fraud service OLAF – Office de Lutte Anti-Fraude – who recently turned up in Bratislava [...]
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France’s defense industry had long been thought a natural prime customer of private intelligence firms. It had been a foregone [...]
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For once the U.S. public relations firm Burson-Marsteller has found itself fighting for David instead of Goliath, or rather, combating [...]
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After months of particularly muscular debate between Republicans and Democrats, the Senate approved John Robert Bolton’s appointment as undersecretary of [...]
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A State Department mission returned to Washington from Peru on May 7 after consulting local authorities over the accidental downing [...]
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The next G8 summit meeting that will be held in Genoa on July 20-22 has Italy’s intelligence and security agencies [...]
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Two months after his appointment as head of a Parliamentary committee in charge of overseeing Romania’s secret services Ristea Priboi [...]
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An inquiry into a shooting incident in Zagreb on March 22 (IN 403) has gradually shed light on the dilapidated [...]
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As a new nuclear cooperation pact signed between Russia and Egypt on April 27 makes abundantly clear, Moscow isn’t ready [...]
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It had long been thought the fight between Europe and the U.S. concerning the protection of data on the Internet [...]
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As assistant secretary for international narcotics and law enforcement affairs since October, 1998, Rand Beers has found himself thrust into [...]
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In the wake of a series of bomb attacks that rocked Italy, including an April 10 blast at the International [...]
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Born in Syria 60 years ago, Bahije Molla Hoveiche emerged as the leading personality at the 18th Congress of the [...]
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Computer security experts find themselves increasingly at odds with financial establishments. While the latter officially say they are doing their [...]
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Australia’s Global Positioning Systems Society is organizing the 5th International [...]
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The provincial government in Quebec has thrown its backing behind [...]
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Officials in charge of relations with the Gulf countries at [...]
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A delegation from the European Parliament that turned up in [...]
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A non-governmental organization going under the name of Agence des Cites Unies pour la Cooperation Nord-Sud (United Cities Agencies for North-South Cooperation) established in St. Genis-Pouilly in France just across the border from the European headquarters of the United Nations in Geneva was invited to attend the 57th session of the Human Rights Committee that was held in March and April.
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The U.S. Air Force will be able to start testing [...]
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Early this year the new U.S. administration and French president [...]
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The Idt/NET show to be held in Paris between May [...]
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In a book entitled "Mes Services Secrets" (ISBN 2080681745), French [...]
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France’s economic war institute headed by business intelligence expert Christian [...]
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