Ron Wahid, director of the corporate intelligence firm Arcanum Global Intelligence, has made part of his relationship with Nursultan Nazarbayev official, as Kazakhstan readies to embark on a global hunt for assets linked to its former head of state.
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Corporate Intel As part of the House of Representative's discussions on the 2023 National Defense Authorization Act, Democrat representative Tom Malinowski proposed an amendment aimed at assessing the US president's ability to block acquisitions of sanctioned foreign intelligence companies in a nod to the failed NSO deal.
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Cybersecurity By mixing offers of services with warnings of threats, the new Canberra administration has managed to shift most of the Pacific nations out of China's sphere of influence.
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Back-door diplomacy Familiar with mediation between Israel and Palestine, the Egyptian intelligence chief Abbas Kamel was back in action during the US president's visit to Gaza, a task made no easier with a remnant from the Six-Day War in the background.
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Back-door diplomacy US and British intelligence groups are on the lookout for local private investigators in a once tightly closed Japanese market that has been positioning itself as a vector of growth.
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Corporate Intel As the Turkish president continues to threaten a new intervention in Syria, the Syrian Democratic Forces have finally opted to form an ad hoc alliance with the regime in Damascus, offering it a long hoped for opportunity to return to north-eastern Syria.
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Defence This Ukrainian fund created in 2014 has become a veritable support hub for Kyiv, where the delivery of light military equipment donations are coordinated and retired US Marines offer paramilitary training to Ukrainian soldiers.
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Corporate Intel Appointments, financial results, new contracts: each week, we report on events both big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community. This week, we go to Paris, Kyiv, London and New York.
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