To turn up the heat on Tehran, Washington is not only seeking to discourage Western companies from penning contracts in Iran - Shell and Repsol are about to withdraw from the South Pars gas project - but is equally targeting [.
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With the US Strategic Command preparing for the debut of its Cyber Command, cyber warfare has cropped up on the agenda of both Congress and NATO.
A bone of contention between the Lebanese government and Hezbollah, the Shi’ite movement’s independent telephone network on which Intelligence Online [...]
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The Chinese leadership has appointed a new boss of the Public Security ministry (Gonganbu) in Shanghai, Zhang Xuebing. In making [...]
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Published last month, a book by Robert Eringer named "Undercover with FBI Counterintelligence" (IOL 569) has raised a lot of [...]
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The FSB will play a key part on a new committee tasked with authorizing foreign investment in Russia.
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Dubai's central role in both legal and illicit trade in the Gulf region has forced Washington set up more operations in the area.
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American and Iranian envoys met last month in Ankara and are to pursue their talks in Dubai and Bern.
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Iran's Revolutionary Guards threw their backing behind Hezbollah in the Shi'ite movement's takeover of part of Beirut last week.
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The Chinese Communist Party has assigned intelligence experts to negotiate with the Tibetan government-in-exile. Meanwhile Beijing's State Security ministry accuses radicals of infiltrating the Tibetan leadership.
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General Benoit Puga is to replace Michel Masson as head [...]
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In the midst of a tug-of-war with the Office of [...]
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Regularly at a loss to prove spy charges before Russian [...]
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A delegation from China's science and technology ministry met on [...]
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The company has run into unexpected trouble with a contract and two executives in its business intelligence department are bailing out.
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Competing to sell four frigates to Algeria, the French warship builder DCNS has been approached with offers of help from consultants.
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Shorn of several of its divisions, Kroll is expected to remain within the Marsh & McLennan fold for the moment. But several investors are showing an interest in the firm.
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Arrested in Moscow, businessman Stanko Subotic, the richest man in Serbia, fell victim to a settling of scores between Serbs.
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The French construction group Bouygues, which holds a leading position in Turkmenistan, seems intent on assisting Total to make headway in the country.
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Measures that will force French business intelligence outfits to have [...]
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Intelligence Online understands that a shakeup will soon take place [...]
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The wave of acquisitions and consolidations currently underway in the [...]
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Late last summer Britain's Security Industry Authority (SIA) proposed in [...]
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Leaving a job at Safran nearly a year ago to take over as chief of the armaments firm Sofema when [...]
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Intent on improving its image in Western Europe, the Georgian government under Mikheïl Saakachvili has been working with the Brussels [...]
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As Neil Livingstone proceeds to build up his new company ExecutiveAction, his former firm, GlobalOptions, continues to come under fire [...]
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Appointed boss of the Russian domestic intelligence agency FSB on [...]
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After playing the part of intermediary between Hamas and the [...]
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As Intelligence Online anticipated it would (IOL 567), the Canadian [...]
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Following the acquisition of his firm Anonymizer by Abraxas Corp, [...]
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