In an interview with Intelligence Online, the head of the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR), the U.N. unit that monitors the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, confirmed that Al Qaeda may very well have procured strains that [.
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Aged 61, general Wayne Downing retired from active service in 1996 after serving as head of the US Special Operations [...]
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A toxicology expert, Gary Resnick , was named head of the new Biological Threat Reduction Program (BTR) at the Los [...]
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The recent appointment of gen. Ehsanjul Haq as head of Pakistan’s ISI intelligence agency seems to have reassured Western governments. [...]
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Published last week in London, a book by Matthew Aid and Cees Wiebes provides one of the first detailed looks [...]
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The Egmont group that represents most of the Western world’s financial intelligence agencies is deeply concerned over the emergence of [...]
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The National Security Agency ’s departure from the Bad Aibling base in Germany has been postponed indefinitely because of the [...]
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In addition to the list of 27 alleged terrorist organizations named by the U.S. government following the Sept. 11 attacks the justice department has a clearer idea about the accomplices of the hijackers. The FBI has put out yet another list.
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The Al Saud family's reign is living its darkest hour since the kingdom was founded. In mosques across the land, some of Saudi Arabia's most influential clerics are lashing out at the regime's alliance with the United States.
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Investigation into the money accumulated by late Nigerian dictator Sani Abachi has revealed a lot of double-dealing by European Banks. Some of the world's leading financial establishments use their affiliates in the U.K. for secretive operations.
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For the first time in 22 years, the U.S. administration and the Iranian regime are holding top-level talks. The two have a common aim: get rid of the Taliban's Sunni regime in Afghanistan and install a new government in Baghdad.
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Prince Turki Al Faycal broke his silence for the first [...]
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Italian police investigating the Al-Qaeda network in Italy are highly [...]
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A group of Syrian intelligence officers met with officials from [...]
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The former U.S. Air Force sergeant major Brian Regan who [...]
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Bulgaria has proposed setting up a joint data bank for [...]
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Europe's project for a constellation of satellites to provide a rival positioning service to GPS has entered a critical phase. Its backers must now prove it can be profitable.
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The French military electronics group Thales has just signed a contract with France's defense ministry to develop a high rate Tactical Internet communication system. The aim is to step up the digitalization of future military operations.
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For the first time the Pentagon has used its right [...]
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The British group BAE Systems is setting up a research [...]
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When Network Associates (NAI) unveiled its first half financial results [...]
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The head of the affiliate KPMG Corporate Intelligence Inc . based in Toronto, Chris Mathers , is making hay from [...]
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President George W. Bush confirmed the importance of Brent Scowcroft 's influence on the administration's security policy on Oct. 5 [...]
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France’s Agence pour la Diffusion de l’Information Technologique (ADIT) has just landed one of the biggest public contracts put up [...]
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The private investigative and risk management company IPSA International has just set up shop in Mexico by acquiring the up-market [...]
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Approached regularly by the English-language media for country-risk analysis, the British group Control Risks Group is working to provide services [...]
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Most of Europe’s leading centers for research into text mining were due to meet at the VSST’2001 seminar being held [...]
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Negotiations at the Council of Europe on a cybercrime convention made it plain governments were lobbying to create standards that conformed more to their interests than to their own national legislation.
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A Saudi Arabian businessman whose name has been tied to a number of legal affairs has taken a simple but effective step to state his case.
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Wall Street analysts who specialize in armaments markets are buzzing with excitement over the South Korean air force's coming choice of a new fighter aircraft. They see it as the first big defense contract of the 21st century.
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The Royal Institute of Navigation is organizing an international conference [...]
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The Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta is [...]
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