The United Arab Emirates has just discreetly acknowledged its past indirect role in support of the Taliban regime in Afghanistan and Al Qaeda.
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President George W. Bush has chosen one of Washington's strongest advocates of military action against Iraq, Stephen Rademaker, to represent [...]
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A member of the Old Guard who specialized in the Soviet Union in the past, John Helgerson, has been put [...]
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Aged 39, business intelligence consultant Eric Denece has been recruited to build up the competitive intelligence operations of one of [...]
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Like most of the big names in Washington's lobbying industry, Hill & Knowlton is duty-bound to have staff working on [...]
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The never-ending debate on whether to ban the far right NPD party in Germany has spilled over into a question [...]
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Two years after Jean-Claude Cousseran took over as boss of DGSE, the French foreign intelligence agency has completed a shift [...]
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In January a financial intelligence service that answers to the French customs service, Tracfin, completed an investigation into Yeslam Bin [...]
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The Secret Intelligence Service is pressing 10 Downing Street and the Foreign office to increase its budget by around 15%. [...]
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An investigation into Yazid Sufaat, arrested in Malaysia, has shed light on ties between the terrorists involved in the Sept. 11 attacks.
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In November, 2001 Intelligence Online revealed the role of the Saudi Arabian Al Haramayne organization in financing Al Qaeda.
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The BCGe affair continues to mark time in a big way. Presented in France as the largest case of money-laundering ever to be uncovered, it has fallen victim to foot dragging over questions of procedure.
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Intelligence Online is now in possession of new evidence that the "Israeli spy ring affair" was examined at the highest levels of the Bush administration, in the form of a letter from the Attorney General's office.
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CIA officials at the U.S. embassy in Amman are doing [...]
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The president's circle is talking of a "new plan" based [...]
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According to diplomatic sources in Moscow, 20 senior Iraqi officers [...]
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The American market for eavesdropping and interception equipment looks like becoming a monopoly of sorts for the L-3 Communications group. [...]
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After spending a number years on the drawing boards and laboratories of both DARPA and MIT, micro unmanned aerial vehicles [...]
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The Israeli Silver Arrow joint venture has begun marketing the [...]
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A consortium made up of Boeing Company and Science Applications [...]
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U.S. telecommunications companies are concerned that new legislation in the [...]
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The Rendon Group has become the most controversial lobbying firm in Washington since revelations about its role with regard the [...]
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Former chief-of-staff to late French president Francois Mitterrand and then chairman of Electricite de France, Gilles Menage appears determined to [...]
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The French civil aviation authorities have given a green light to a new airline to start operating in the Indian [...]
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The Franco-German helicopter constructor Eurocopter decided some time ago to no longer employ lobbyists in Brussels. But the stakes have become big enough to persuade it to change its mind.
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Only marginal in the past, the idea of economic security is fast gaining ground among firms that deal in competitive intelligence. It flows from the overall security policy of the Bush administration.
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The sugar industry could become the punching ball in a fight between Brazil and Brussels. The ruckus concerns subsidies the EU offers its farmers.
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A Franco-Kazakh joint venture in the civil nuclear field has [...]
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A conference will be held in London on April 12-13 [...]
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A conference on successful applications of biometric technologies will be [...]
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