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Armenia, Moldova, Netherlands, United Kingdom, United States
Security consultants flock to help Kyiv, Yerevan and Chisinau aim for NATO and EU membership

Ukraine, Armenia and Moldova have been seeking outside expertise on making their defence sectors more interoperable with NATO structures and to get up to speed with the workings of the European Union, creating rich pickings for a host of external consultancies.

The Agencies' Gazette
CNCTR annual report, NASA and the US intelligence community, MAD managerial pick, French embassy in Tokyo

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

FranceFrench security services watchdog skips Elysée annual report handover

United StatesNASA keen for greater ties with intelligence community

GermanyNew deputy military intelligence chief divides opinions

FranceFrench ambassador to Australia during AUKUS launch wants Tokyo posting

France, Russia, United States
Former French legionnaire working for GardaWorld held in US over Russia links

A naturalised former French legionnaire has been detained in the US for allegedly lying about his links with the Russian military. The French foreign ministry has finally offered him consular protection. His employer, GardaWorld, says it is monitoring the situation closely.

Indonesia, UAE
Jakarta and Abu Dhabi's mystery arms project

Indonesia may have been the guest of honour at France's Eurosatory defence exhibition last week, but the country is mainly busy with its major Emirati cooperation. An investigation.

United States
Air Force and Space Force turf war over GMTI target-tracking satellites returns to Congress

The Ground Moving Target Indicator satellite network mission is back in Congress. The US Air Force and Space Force have been battling over who should operate this new programme for monitoring ground targets for several years.

France
NATO's subtle snub to Élysée Palace's space projects

Isar Aerospace is developing a low-cost European micro-launch vehicle to compete with existing French systems.