As a large U.S. intelligence network, the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) found that it was hardly affected by a move in January from Dunn Loring, Virginia, to the Diplomatic Security Building in downtown Washington, by the appointment of a [.
On 17 March a Berlin court heard testimony from Germany's intelligence coordinator from the Chancellor's office, Bernd Schmidbauer, that Iran's [...]
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The new French criminal law which came into force on 1 March has several new articles that were strongly encouraged [...]
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Despite a Foreign Office (FO) statement that David Rowland Spedding, the new head of the MI6 Secret Intelligence Service (I.N. [...]
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An investigation over the past few weeks by Judge Said Mirza, carried out with the help of State Security Service [...]
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The Security Council meeting on 18 March, which finally retained sanctions against Iraq, was preceded by intense Iraqi diplomatic activity. [...]
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The IRA's "siege" of Heathrow Airport - which began on 17h56 on 9 March and ended four days later when [...]
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The Iranian contract with RDP Group for the modernization of [...]
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In spite of criticism from all sides, the head of [...]
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Recently two American NSA specialists visited Europe in a bid [...]
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First presented as a prototype at the Milipol salon in Paris last year by the French-Czech company, Consultra France (fax [...]
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There are now three publicly available, computer network-based electronic bulletin board systems (BBS) specialized in security and law enforcement information. [...]
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The French edition (Les avatars du logiciel, Addison-Wesley, isbn 2 2 87908 067 3, index, pp. 276) of Lauren Ruth [...]
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Now that stealth aircraft and ships exist, it's normal that [...]
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Like lit cigarettes at night, glint from optical lens in [...]
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The French company Matra announced at the last Paris air [...]
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Currently considered the best explosive detection technology, Thermal Neutron Activation [...]
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The FBI's program Development of Espionage and Counterintelligence Awareness (DECA), created last year under the leadership of Rusty Capps, has [...]
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In the run-up to the 50th anniversary of the liberation of Paris a public meeting on intelligence and its historical [...]
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Heavy pressure from Russia to sign agreements on police and intelligence service cooperation are currently being strongly resisted in Eastern [...]
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The National Industrial Security Program (NISP) and its five-year long effort to produce a single industry-wide NISP Operating Manual (NISPOM; [...]
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Specialists are surprised by the fact that Romania recently became [...]
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In the wake of the Ames affair at the CIA, [...]
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The recently published UN report on the re-appearance of well-eath [...]
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Named as successor to Sir Roderic Braithwaite last October, Pauline Neville-Jones took over at the Joint Intelligence Committee (JIC) in [...]
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The Clinton administration has named New York State Police Superintendent Thomas Constantine to direct the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) and [...]
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Serguei Vadimovitch Stepachine, a longtime ally of Boris Yeltsin was appointed head of the Federal Counter-intelligence Service (FSK) and promoted [...]
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The Royal Military College of Science in Shrivenham, England (fax [...]
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Shephard Conferences of Burnham, Buckinghamshire (fax 44 628 664334), is [...]
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The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung of the German SPD is organizing an international [...]
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