A vital change occurred in the past week when the U.S. push to take military action was outvoted in the U.N. Security Council in New York on Feb. 14. Theories flew back and forth among foreign affairs experts sitting on [.
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A recent statement by Phil Roberts, deputy director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, could give rise to suspicion the organization [...]
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The case in France involving the illicit sales of weapons to Angola and known as Angolagate took an unexpected turn [...]
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When George W. Bush was in St. Petersburg on Nov. 22 he gave his word Russian interests in Iraq would [...]
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Two British investigative journalists have set up a firm specializing in business intelligence and inquiries. Max Pragnall, former editor of [...]
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Two American NGOs, Judicial Watch and Sierra Club, are continuing to take legal action to force vice president Dick Cheney [...]
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After a cautious beginning, the American lobbying concern Fleishman-Hillard has decided to give a big push to its operations in [...]
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Recently named executive head of Edelman's office in London, Susan Eastoe will spearhead a PR campaign for the British Virgin [...]
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A book published a few days ago in Paris provides a lot of food for thought. Jean-Louis Levet, head of [...]
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King Abdallah of Jordan is playing a major hand in the Iraqi crisis. He has worked secretly on several occasions to get Saddam Hussein to leave Baghdad. Riyadh, for its part, has chosen a different tactic.
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The annual conference on low-intensity conflict that was held in Washington last week lifted a partial veil on the Pentagon's new strategy of positioning forces across the globe.
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The French police have discovered that stocks of weapons in the hands of Serb gangsters in ex-Yugoslavia are making their way increasingly into France.
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An emergency meeting in Geneva concerning assistance to Iraqis caught up in an eventual war confirmed a military dimension to the question.
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What negociations led to the departure of the mainstay of [...]
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The state of emergency declared by the British authorities at [...]
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The French anti-terrorism authorities have asked the foreign intelligence agency [...]
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An upsurge in attacks by fundamentalist fighters in Afghanistan is [...]
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After the London firm Hakluyt did due diligence on behalf of BP Amoco, the oil giant moved on to sign a mutually-beneficial accord with Russia's TNK.
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After rating France's leading private intelligence firms in terms of importance and revenue, Intelligence Online has taken a look at the business in London.
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Boeing will pay a bigger part in systems for processing [...]
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A law partner at the huge American firm Akin Gump [...]
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Times may be tough for audit and accountancy firms in [...]
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The U.S. state department aide Reno Harnish will shortly come [...]
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The current military attache at the British embassy in Beijing, [...]
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A three-day highly strategic UK-US Defense Industry Seminar will begin [...]
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A book slamming the reign of Donald Rumsfeld at the [...]
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The association Corporate Social Responsibility Newswire will hold a one-day [...]
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Kuwait warrants a 4-5 rating because of the very high [...]
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The principality of Monaco still deserves a +4 rating because [...]
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Switzerland looks set to establish a prime authority in charge [...]
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