With the Johannesburg summit winding down and a whole summer rife with financial scandals coming to a close it appears altogether inevitable that a standard to define corporate ethics will be established. The move towards rules is being backed by [.
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A FBI agent since 1986, Robert Casey has just taken over as head of the Counterterrorism Division of the Foreign [...]
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A lot of people in high places in France are curious about the influence that a 55-year-old businessman, Patrick Maugein, [...]
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Aged 40, Paul Taaffe has been named boss of one of the world biggest public relations groups, Hill & Knowlton. [...]
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An adviser to Israeli premier Menachem Begin in 1981 and then to Yitzhak Rabin in 1992, Zev Furst has won [...]
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In a book published on Aug. 25 and entitled "Breakdown: How America's Intelligence Failures Led to Sept. 11," the American [...]
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The defense ministry has given the military intelligence agency DRM a new legal status but it seems unlikely to alter [...]
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The Italian Parliament has just given a go-ahead to the creation of a new intelligence and security outfit. Named Ufficio [...]
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Yves Baeumelin, a former DST official in charge of the agency's international links who now heads a private intelligence agency [...]
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As relations between Washington and Saudi Arabia continue to deteriorate, the State Department has submitted a number of proposals for change to the House of Saud.
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A House of Commons report suggesting that private military companies be legalized and reserved for peace-keeping operations was well received in official quarters.
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An official from the Italian secret service has confirmed that Swiss ambassador Peter Friedrich worked for the CIA.
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With the U.S. apparently moving towards military action in Iraq, the many opponents of Saddam Hussein's regime who live abroad are lining up to take over the country's leadership.
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The U.S. defense contractor Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) is [...]
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The appointment of Eric Haseltine, head of development at Walt [...]
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While waiting for a new boss to be named at [...]
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The U.S. intelligence community has set up a permanent on-line training center dealing exclusively with enhancing the security of information systems.
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Moves are underfoot to harmonize information security. With the OECD acting as mid-wife, new international laws on computer security are being hatched.
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Large and small companies are fiercely competing for a piece [...]
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The U.S. firm General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc. last week [...]
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The Air Force Research Laboratory has just named William Blumberg, [...]
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Workers are putting the final touches to offices on the third floor of a building on the Boulevard des Italiens [...]
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After some weeks of uncertainty, Andrew Wordsworth has taken over as investigations chief at the London-based Armor Group. He replaced [...]
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In a report in our July 25 issue on the forthcoming departure of Pierre Martinez as vice president and security [...]
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The Burson-Marsteller public relations group intends to capitalize as much as possible on the latest craze for corporate social responsibility. [...]
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Europe's leading defense groups are voicing concern over the actions of a number of pacifist NGOs.
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A lot of hullabaloo is surrounding the forthcoming creation of a Public Accounting Oversight Board.
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The future of US Public Diplomacy could well be decided on Sept. 18.
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Francois Gere, director of the Institut Diplomatie et Defense, is [...]
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SMi Conferences is organizing an Electronic Warfare conference in London [...]
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