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Spotlight | United Kingdom
Brown sets stage for intelligence makeover

Over this summer, Tony Blair's successor at 10 Downing Street made changes here and there in Britain's intelligence architecture; calling for a less centralized intelligence system that could stand up against political pressure more effectively, Gordon Brown has chosen to [.

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United Kingdom, United States
The Small World of FOIA Brokers

The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) which provides access to confidential government papers in the U.S. and Britain is being used by private firms to business intelligence ends.

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Israel
Persian Speakers Please Apply

Mossad published a job vacancy ad in several Israeli newspapers in July, including Yediot Aharonot, which has the biggest circulation [...]

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United States
UAVs to fly for Five Years

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) plans to award the first contracts under the Vulture unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) [...]

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Lebanon
Hezbollah Beefs Up Counter-Espionage Effort

During its 8th Congress that ended on Aug. 15 (see Page 3), Hezbollah’s leaders decided to increase the personnel of [...]

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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE

Israel
Change at the Top at Malmab

Israeli defense minister Ehud Barak has appointed a new boss to run the highly secret Malmab security unit in his ministry.

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United States
Promotion for IARPA Chief

Although his brainchild has had trouble in getting off the ground, the man behind the future Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Agency, Steve Nixon, has won promotion on the DNI's staff.

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Lebanon
Nasrallah Springs a "Surprise"

Hezbollah's 8th Congress strengthened the hand of Hassan Nasrallah who is intent on acquiring new missiles for the movement and on turning south Lebanon into an operational zone.

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South Korea
NIS Relies on Friends in Kabul

South Korea's National Intelligence Service (NIS) is seeking help from Beijing, Berlin and even Pyongyang in its efforts to secure the release of 19 missionaries.

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Iraq
U.S. Gives Up On Maliki

The break between Washington and Iraqi prime minister Nouri Maliki now seems complete. The U.S. accuses him of working against American interests.

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France
Correction

Contrary to a report in Intelligence Online's last issue, Jean-Christophe [...]

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France
Eurocopter of Two Minds over Libya

The German and French bosses of Eurocopter have been butting [...]

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United Kingdom
New Chairman of the Spy's Club

The rumble within the Special Forces Club last April has [...]

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Iraq
Iranian Death Squads in the Army

To help Shi'ites win control of the Iraqi army, Iranian [...]

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EUROPE-RUSSIA

Germany
Siemens Inquiry Worries Moscow

The affair involving bribes paid by Germany's Siemens group is gathering momentum and could shortly affect the Russian government.

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BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND LOBBYING

United Kingdom
DESO is Dead, Long Live DESO !

Following the unexpected disbandment of the Ministry of Defence's lobbying agency, Gordon Brown has asked a former head of the British employers federation to promote British armaments.

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United Kingdom
MI7's Men in the City

The Serious Organized Crime Agency has given executives in 20 leading British banks security clearance so that they can take part in investigations from the outset.

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France
Paris - Working Holiday in the Med

Vacationing on his yacht in the Mediterranean, Denis Ranque, chief [...]

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Saudi Arabia
Swan Song for Rafale

Dassault Aviation boss Charles Edelstenne has made it plain he [...]

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United States
A Financier to Advise GlobalSource

Financier Kenneth Ducey has been appointed senior adviser to the [...]

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China
Spectrum OSO Recruiting in Casinos

Headed by the two ex Asia executives of ArmorGroup's former [...]

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GOVERNMENT INTELLIGENCE

Russia
Truce to Prevail in IPOC-Alpha War

The IPOC fund and the Alfa conglomerate are negotiating a settlement of their long-standing quarrel that mobilized a raft of investigative firms.

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FIRMS

United States
The “Private CIA” Tests BI Waters

Founded early this year by a former boss of the CIA’s Counterterrorist Center, Joseph Cofer Black, and several other agency [...]

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United States
An Investigator Under Attack

A lot of business intelligence concerns found themselves drawn into a case mounted by Hollinger against its former boss, Conrad [...]

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United Kingdom
New Chairman for Control Risks

The business intelligence group Control Risks Group has just named the former Europe director of the management consultancy Bain & [...]

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MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

Iran
An American Private Eye's Inquiry

Missing in Iran for months, Robert Levinson was looking into the involvement of Russian and Ukrainian organized crime in the country, according to our sources.

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Spotlight | United Kingdom Brown sets stage for intelligence makeover

NETWORKS & ORGANIZATIONS

United Kingdom, United States The Small World of FOIA Brokers

ORGANIZATIONS

Israel Persian Speakers Please Apply

United States UAVs to fly for Five Years

Lebanon Hezbollah Beefs Up Counter-Espionage Effort

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE

Israel Change at the Top at Malmab

United States Promotion for IARPA Chief

Lebanon Nasrallah Springs a "Surprise"

South Korea NIS Relies on Friends in Kabul

Iraq U.S. Gives Up On Maliki

France Correction

France Eurocopter of Two Minds over Libya

United Kingdom New Chairman of the Spy's Club

Iraq Iranian Death Squads in the Army

EUROPE-RUSSIA

Germany Siemens Inquiry Worries Moscow

BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE AND LOBBYING

United Kingdom DESO is Dead, Long Live DESO !

United Kingdom MI7's Men in the City

France Paris - Working Holiday in the Med

Saudi Arabia Swan Song for Rafale

United States A Financier to Advise GlobalSource

China Spectrum OSO Recruiting in Casinos

GOVERNMENT INTELLIGENCE

Russia Truce to Prevail in IPOC-Alpha War

FIRMS

United States The “Private CIA” Tests BI Waters

United States An Investigator Under Attack

United Kingdom New Chairman for Control Risks

MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA

Iran An American Private Eye's Inquiry

DECISION MAKERS

China Chen Xiaogong

Iraq Tarek Al Hachemi

Germany Hans Jurgen Stephan

United States Albert Calland

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Spotlight | United Kingdom
Brown sets stage for intelligence makeover

United Kingdom, United States
The Small World of FOIA Brokers

Israel
Persian Speakers Please Apply

United States
UAVs to fly for Five Years

Lebanon
Hezbollah Beefs Up Counter-Espionage Effort

Israel
Change at the Top at Malmab

United States
Promotion for IARPA Chief

Lebanon
Nasrallah Springs a "Surprise"

South Korea
NIS Relies on Friends in Kabul

Iraq
U.S. Gives Up On Maliki

France
Correction

France
Eurocopter of Two Minds over Libya

United Kingdom
New Chairman of the Spy's Club

Iraq
Iranian Death Squads in the Army

Germany
Siemens Inquiry Worries Moscow

United Kingdom
DESO is Dead, Long Live DESO !

United Kingdom
MI7's Men in the City

France
Paris - Working Holiday in the Med

Saudi Arabia
Swan Song for Rafale

United States
A Financier to Advise GlobalSource

China
Spectrum OSO Recruiting in Casinos

Russia
Truce to Prevail in IPOC-Alpha War

United States
The “Private CIA” Tests BI Waters

United States
An Investigator Under Attack

United Kingdom
New Chairman for Control Risks

Iran
An American Private Eye's Inquiry

China
Chen Xiaogong

Iraq
Tarek Al Hachemi

Germany
Hans Jurgen Stephan

United States
Albert Calland