The French, Swiss and Luxembourg courts could have liked to meet with Judge Jean Tannous in Paris to help push forward a probe into the former governor of Lebanon's central bank's assets. But caught up in Beirut politics, the Lebanese magistrate is having trouble fulfilling his mandate, both in France and Lebanon.
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Corporate Intel Heritage Oil founder Tony Buckingham, has won a several million dollar lawsuit in the UK against his former business partner, the ex-PM of Qatar Hamad bin Jassem.
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Corporate Intel Although Peter and Jay Hambro have stepped back from Petropavlovsk, the British-registered Russian gold mining company, they are still very active in London's mining community.
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Corporate Intel The legal teams leading the fight against former Dechert lawyer Neil Gerrard have dropped the charges they had been levelling at business intelligence and security industry veteran Stuart Page, Africa Intelligence understands.
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Corporate Intel Ukraine's parliamentary defence and security committee has been working on legislation to extend the offensive powers of military units and intelligence special forces in the event of an incursion.
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Defence Bahrain's new ambassador to Israel Khaled Al Jalahma has launched straight into a tour of Israel's tech industry. The Belgian arm of Israeli defence firm Elta Systems has already been selected to supply Bahraini forces with its counter-drone system DroneGuard.
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Cybersecurity US experts on Chinese cyber are to address congress on the Chinese threat this week. Former Crowdstrike analyst Adam Kozy, who recently established the solo firm SinoCyber, will be among them.
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