With the world's attention currently fixed again on Iraq's clandestine ballistic missile, chemical and germ warfare program most Western countries are clamoring for the introduction of a fresh export control system for dual use goods.
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Two recently-retired leading officials from France's national police force, 60-year-old Jacques Genthial and Claude Bardon, aged 61, have just founded [...]
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Speaking before the U.S. Senate subcommittee for technology and space on Feb. 10, Raymond Kammer, the new director of the [...]
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The European bureau of the U.S. Office of Naval Research (ONR) which sent a mission to tour 14 institutions and [...]
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In officially stripping his brother Rifaat of the Syrian vice presidency and of Syria's Baath party, president Hafez el Assad [...]
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For the first time in France an intelligence agent with extensive experience in the field has published a book that [...]
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Officers from the Intelligence Corps and the Royal Military Police are inquiring into how classified military intelligence manuals, documents, aerial [...]
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Most of the space intelligence for the U.S. intelligence community originates from the National Reconnaissance Office's fleet of imagery and [...]
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Officials from South Korea's intelligence service Agency for National Security [...]
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Western experts on Asian intelligence believe a recent spate of scandals involving figures close to the Chinese agencies in the [...]
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It appears that Iraq's biggest and most secretive fundamentalist movement which was founded in 1958, Al Daawa, has split into [...]
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The "code of conduct" on arms exports that Britain would like Europe to adopt -- it came up for discussion [...]
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The Irish government is anxiously awaiting the outcome of an inquiry ordered by prime minister Bertie Aherne in mid-1997 into [...]
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A new department has been established by Britain's National Criminal [...]
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To reduce the exposure of its personnel to terrorist threats, [...]
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Some 3,000 agents from the Vietnamese security ministry (Cong An [...]
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A working document summing up the European Parliament's Scientific and Technological Options Assessment (STOA) ("An Appraisal of Technologies of Political [...]
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The Communications Electronics Security Group (CESG), a division of Britain's SIGINT organization GCHQ that vets information technology products for government [...]
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The U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency has praised Kodak for developing [...]
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The U.S. company Northrop Grumman has teamed up with GEC-Marconi [...]
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The Marine Corps Warfighting Lab's Combat Center is currently testing [...]
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Last November the Task Force for Defense Reform appointed by Defense secretary William Cohen to improve the operational performance of [...]
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Named to the new post of deputy assistant Commerce secretary for security early this month, David Holmes will face the [...]
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Sought by the police since violent clashes between his supporters and a Lebanese army unit on Jan. 30, sheikh Sobhi [...]
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The Institute for International Research (IIR) is organizing a conference [...]
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The fourth Moscow International Protection, Security and Fire Safety Exhibition [...]
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The National Reconnaissance Office's Advanced Systems & Technology Directorate is [...]
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