Financier Bernard Esambert, the man who invented the modern French concept of "economic warfare" in his 1977 book "The Third World War" figures among the seven members of the Comité pour la Compétitivité et la Sécurité Economique that was set [.
A number of guidelines for France's new Comité pour la Compétivité et la Sécurité Economique (See Page 1) have already [...]
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The U.S. Department of Energy has put up a further $2 million to help Knowledge Express Data Systems, an affiliate [...]
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The bosses of two American high tech firms face up to 10 years in jail and a $500,000 fine after [...]
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French transportation companies are managing to get their foot into [...]
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According to well-informed sources, the high-level Franco-British air force group that Francois Mitterrand and John Major decided at a summit [...]
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France's Centre International de Sciences Criminelles de Paris (CISCP) has been making discreet headway ever since it was founded in [...]
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A committee looking into the capability, tasks and management structure at GCHQ Cheltenham at prime minister John Major's bidding is [...]
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The British government claims the biggest job of Britain's military attaches is to boost the sale of British weapons abroad. [...]
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A so-named "First Report on the Intelligence and Security System" drawn up by left-wing senator Massimo Brutti, who belongs to [...]
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Shock waves from the shake-up in French military intelligence kindled [...]
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A major delegation from Belgium's Sureté de l'Etat headed by [...]
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The Czech Republic's border police and intelliigence services have received [...]
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The General Services Administration (GSA) has named Thomas Burke to the post of acting deputy commissioner for the Office of [...]
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Semdin Sakik, the PKK military commander for south-east Anatolia (and probably the party's second-ranking military chief) is being actively sought [...]
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In the wake of riots that shook the poor suburbs of Tehran, the Supreme Revolutionary Council last week appointed Gen. [...]
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For some weeks the Egyptian intelligence services have been issuing warnings to Kuwait about the extent of fundamentalist activity in [...]
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The Pentagon's Ballistic Missile Defence Organization (BMDO) has drawn up a $4.8 billion, 17-year program to protect the U.S. against [...]
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Louis Petrillo, former boss of a failed Miami bank named Bayshore Bank of Florida, was jailed for a year earlier [...]
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Investigators from Yemen's military intelligence service have tracked down a Jihad network operating within the army's technical services following an [...]
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Saudi Arabia's envoy to Lebanon, Ahmad al-Kuheimi, has just paid [...]
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In a report by Belgium's chief prosecutor Jacques Velu in [...]
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In its 1994 annual report the Dutch intelligence service Binnenlandse [...]
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An alleged failure by IBM to properly service an Automatic Fingerprint Recognition (AFR) system acquired by a consortium of 37 [...]
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Researchers from 10 Central and East European countries met in Paris under NATO's auspices on April 7 to finalize work [...]
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To facilitate customer access to its data, Britain's National Remote [...]
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The U.S. government has awarded Alliant Techsystems a $3.2 million [...]
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The Society of Competitive Intelligence Professionals (SCIP) seems likely to [...]
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Ross Engineering and the American Technology Association are organizing a [...]
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The Société Francaise de Bibliométrie Appliquée is organizing a congress [...]
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