More than a dozen candidates are lining up to head the expanded and more autonomous Joint Situation Centre (SitCen), the intelligence agency of the EU’s new European External Action Service (EEAS) which officially comes into being on January 1.
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Government Intelligence Having traditionally functioned in isolation or even in competition with one another, the Communist Party's intelligence services have begun to work together.
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The second in command of the GRU, Russia's intelligence service, may have been assassinated by the Chechens.
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Memoirs penned by Israel's former Prime Minister Ehud Olmert allude to alleged manoeuvres by Ehud Barak to block the raid on the Syria's Al-Kibar reactor in 2007.
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The DCRI's identification of a source of the Le Monde newspaper at the Ministry of Justice has caused embarrassment within its ranks.
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While the armaments mega-contract which is expected to be submitted to the US Congress in coming weeks should, on paper, [...]
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The publication in our last issue of a photograph showing a mystery building in Afghanistan's Wakhan corridor (IOL 624) drew [...]
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France waited until the last minute to ratify the international treaty for the elimination of cluster munitions. The ad hoc [...]
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IARPA, the U.S. intelligence research centre, has financed the Centre [...]
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John Scarlett, who stepped down as head of the Secret [...]
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Richard Fadden, head of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) [...]
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The ISC, the parliamentary commission that monitors Britain's intelligence services, [...]
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The 659th ISR Group, inaugurated on September 8 at the [...]
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DRA10, the Swiss Army's special unit formed in 2003 to [...]
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According to our information, a Hezbollah unit recently returned from [...]
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On September 17, the loud-speakers of several mosques in the [...]
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The Guardians of the Revolution are being reorganised. The force's [...]
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After signing a contract with Boeing to strengthen its air [...]
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A new book penned by Russian journalists Alexander Kolpakidi and [...]
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Riding the wave of the U.S. troop withdrawal and the arrival of CAC 40 groups, three French security firms have set up shop in Bagdad.
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Kroll's investigations into Tymoshenko's regime form the basis of a law suit being brought against the opposition leader and former prime minister.
British laywers and private investigators were out in force at the World Bribery & Corruption Compliance Forum 2010, organised by [...]
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Before being caught on record by her butler Pascal Bonnefoy's Dictaphone in June this year – French forensic police are [...]
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Sylvia Wildenstein's 9-year battle to gain access to a bigger piece of the fortune of her late husband, the art [...]
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Britain's Saladin has beaten the Page Group to the security contract for the EU in the Palestinian territories. In 2008 the company lost a bid against Page to provide the same services in Afghanistan.
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FTI Consulting has recruited Mark Malloch-Brown, former Deputy Secretary-General of the UN under Kofi Annan, to run one of its subsidiaries.
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A former Swiss ambassador to Germany who is now in [...]
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Set up at the beginning of 2010 to supervise the [...]
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The Saudi-U.S. mega-contract for 84 F-15S, which is expected to [...]
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The Kyrgyz revolution has created opportunities for the U.S concern [...]
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The High Court of Clermont-Ferrand on September 8 convicted four [...]
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Wiliam J. Bratton, the former head of the Los Angeles [...]
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Tim Collins, former commander of the first battalion of the [...]
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XE Services, formerly known as Blackwater, could be bought by [...]
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Scowcroft Group, headed by Brent Scowcroft, the former National Security [...]
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Quest, the company founded by ex-Commissioner General of the Metropolitan [...]
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K2 Global, the new private investigation firm set up by [...]
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In addition to the diplomatic rapprochement between Tehran and Ankara, the two capitals have also struck an oil pact. Iran is going to export its gas and buy petrol via Turkey.
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Francois Fillon inaugurated France's new intelligence academy in a low-key [...]
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Jonathan Pollard, imprisoned in the U.S. since 1987 for spying [...]
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Jean-Claude Cousseran, the director of the DGSE from 2000 to [...]
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Finding someone's secret password is child's play, if you know a few facts about their life.
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