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Spymaster | Monaco
Prince Albert forced to play spymaster to purge Monaco

Albert II, Monaco's unwilling spymaster.© EFETV/EFE/Newscom/ Jean François Ottonello/Photo PQR/Nice Matin/MaxPPP// Frederic Dides/Hans Lucas/Reuters//Jacques Demarthon/Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images Europe/Getty Images via AFP// Matthias Balk/dpa/Alamy//photovideostock/iStock//Design: Indigo Publications

After a turbulent period for the principality, the Monegasque sovereign Prince Albert has decided to wade in to the fallout from the Dossiers du Rocher affair. That means dealing with an intelligence world that has at times scolded him but remains an essential part of his government.

Subscribers only Operations

Government Intelligence

Spy Way of Life | Poland
Inspector Lounge, Russian-speaking VIPs' meeting point in Warsaw

The facade of the Inspector Lounge, in Warsaw.© Inspector Lounge

Across the globe, spies gather in inconspicuous dens where they meet contacts and hold discreet conversations. This week, we push open the doors of Warsaw's Inspector Lounge, where Ukrainian intelligence VIPs mix with international sports stars and business owners from Eastern Europe and the Caucasus.

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France, Lebanon, United States
Washington counts on General Joseph Aoun to maintain its local investment in Lebanon

The commander of Lebanon's armed forces Joseph Aoun has an extensive political network in the US, which has stage-managed a bid to move him from the barracks to the presidential palace.

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International Dealmaking

China, Russia
Russian customs service's ex-chief fosters Russia-China business links

Russian FM Sergey Lavrov (right) and Andrey Belyaninov, Secretary General of the Eurasian People's Assembly (left), at the opening of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) National Centre for Public Diplomacy, Moscow, 30 June 2023.© Maxim Shipenkov/EPA/MaxPPP

Andrey Belyaninov, the former head of Russia's customs service, is now promoting business partnerships between his country and China, in line with the Asian-focused Eurasian People's Assembly.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

Corporate Intelligence

Brazil, France, India, North Korea, United Kingdom, United States
Young Voices helps conservative US writers and foreign dissidents become champions of America

Part talent agency, part PR firm, Young Voices is closely affiliated with the Koch-funded Atlas Network, and its most famous graduate is celebrity North Korean defector Yeonmi Park.

Free access Corporate Intel

United Kingdom
Lawyer Cadman, behind Syrian torture trials, eyes lawfare opportunities

Human rights lawyer Toby Cadman is blazing a trail in lawfare cases, like his mentor Steven Kay, against Syria, Russia and even Bulgaria.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

France, Syria, United States
Lafarge targeted by new lawsuit in the US from families of Islamic State victims

The families of 15 US citizens who were victims of the Islamic State have filed a complaint against the French cement company Lafarge, which admitted to helping fund the terrorist organisation in Syria from 2013 to 2014.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

Surveillance & Interception

France
Intelligence service providers flock to France's Cyber III tender despite funding doubts

Intelligence specialists want to collaborate to make broader offers to the French Interior Ministry's call for tenders for its major four-year Cyber III investment plan, despite concerns about the budget.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity

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