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Spymaster | Russia
Vladimir Alekseyev, the bridge between military intelligence and paramilitary groups

General Vladimir Alekseyev, Deputy Director of the GU.© Screenshot of a video of Vladimir Alekseyev on X/Indigo Publications

The first deputy director of Russia's military intelligence agency, the GU, has been quietly overseeing the reorganisation of private military firms on the front line in Ukraine.

Subscribers only Defence

Government Intelligence

Ukraine
Ukraine seeks structure for its cyber troops

The country's cyberdefence capacities, embryonic when they were launched in 2021, have since evolved with the help of Western allies. Yet now, the Ukrainian government wants more control.

Subscribers only Defence

International Dealmaking

France, Russia
France's Leroy Merlin, Lafarge and Sucden face tricky Russia exit

Intelligence Online reveals the latest tactics adopted by French companies that have kept a foothold in Russia, in the face of increasingly costly departure conditions.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

Thailand
US takes on China in Southeast Asian airborne intelligence market

A2G International and other US firms are trying to break into the Thai airborne intelligence market, currently dominated by Chinese drones and ISR planes.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

Corporate Intelligence

Spy Way of Life | UAE, United States
Fasano Fifth Avenue, an exclusive NYC club where private spies tracked down an Abu Dhabi oil tycoon

The Fasano Fifth Avenue hotel club in New York City.© Fasano Fifth Avenue

Across the globe, spies gather in inconspicuous dens to meet contacts and hold discreet conversations. This week, Intelligence Online explores Fasano Fifth Avenue in New York City, where a scene related to one of the largest corporate intelligence sagas in recent times played out a few weeks ago.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

Surveillance & Interception

Middle East
Gulf nations seek joint response to Iranian hackers

In the face of mounting cyberattacks, the Gulf Cooperation Council wants to put on a united front, even as the current regional context jeopardises Israel's involvement.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity

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