The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is to hold its 17th summit meeting on Dec. 7 in the Qatari capital of Doha in the most divisive climate ever to grip the six-nation organization. In what is a tangible sign of Riyadh's [.
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In its annual report for 1996 that has just been submitted to Parliament, Belgium's Comite Permanent de Controle des Services [...]
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The British government has decided to set up a unit in Whitehall to monitor MI5 operations following a secret review [...]
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Justice Department sources say that a panel of prosecutors and forensic scientists investigating 20 FBI lab agents for over a [...]
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With eight months to go before Hong Kong reverts to China British intelligence is re-organizing itself to adapt to the [...]
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In 1995 a top secret court established under the Foreign Intelligence Security Act authorized a record number of 697 wiretaps [...]
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Kalman Kocsis, head of Informacos Hivatal (IH), Hungary's foreign intelligence [...]
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According to a well-informed Arab source, Ussama bin Laden, one of the main financial backers of fundamentalist movements, is currently [...]
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Bernd Schmidbauer's decision to put back a trip to Lebanon and Israel starting on Nov. 24 was probably dictated by [...]
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The arrest of 16-year CIA veteran Harold Nicholson on charges of spying for the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has [...]
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Even though the current investigation into the contract killing of Veronica Guerin, a crime journalist for Ireland's Sunday Independent newspaper [...]
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Col. Janos Kovacs was recently arrested by the Hungarian authorities [...]
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The American Robert Steele, who has long championed the use [...]
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The Inca consortium made up of British Telecom, Britain's General Electric Company and the U.S. defence group Lockheed Martin has [...]
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The IEC conference draws a bigger crowd each time it is held and the 1996 version, organized with the participation [...]
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An American company, National Registry Inc., has devised a product [...]
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Hewlett-Packard claims to have developed an encryption framework for securing [...]
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The Australian intelligence community is testing a claim by a [...]
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For the first time a former head of a French intelligence agency has quit the civil service to start working [...]
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Jordan's most famous political dissident, the Islamist legislator Laith Shubailat, who was sentenced to three years in jail in March, [...]
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The Belgian Rijkswacht (state police) drug liaison officer with diplomatic status based at The Hague since 1993, col. Herman Luyten, [...]
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France's Defense Council that will meet under president Jacques Chirac in January is expected to adopt a "strategic plan" for [...]
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Following our article "France's Economic War Effort at Standstill" (IN 298), Yves Sillard, chairman of Defense Conseil International (DCI) has [...]
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British diplomats are to take a far greater interest in business under an agreement described as a "watershed" in relations [...]
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The company Development Institute International (DII) is organizing a conference [...]
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The first world conference devoted to different technical aspects of [...]
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