Looking ceaselessly for new missions since the collapse of the Soviet Union, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is seeking to involve itself in securing energy supplies. The initiative has won applause from neo-conservative circles in the United States but also [.
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The French software firm Go Albert has been contracted by the Direction de la Protection et de la Securite de [...]
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The Sept. 11 terrorist strikes, the Iraqi Freedom operation and hurricane Katrina all underscored the shortcomings of American communications systems [...]
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A fall in staff at intelligence agencies tasked with conducting background checks for security clearances is causing a real headache [...]
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Three researchers have warned the Pentagon that the United States is in danger of losing its technological
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Hosni Mubarak is ready to offer Damascus his diplomatic support. But his conditions are very tough.
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The U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and Japan's Defense Intelligence Headquarters (DIH) appear to differ in their assessment of the Chinese armed forces.
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Spain's intelligence and law enforcement agencies are worried about the growing threat from Chinese triads such as the Red Sun, which are gaining ground in Catalonia.
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Since he came to the throne on Aug. 2 king Abdallah has found it hard to impose his authority on the clans warring with one another in royal circles.
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The extensive media coverage of a police swoop on a [...]
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According to a small, 22-page survey published by the Center [...]
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The Geoint 2005 conference that will be held between Oct. [...]
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Still the object of criticism both within and outside of [...]
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After demanding that airlines provide new data concerning their passengers, the United States now seems incapable of processing the information.
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EPC Global, the consortium that installed the first world-wide radio identification network, has brought Lockheed into its fold.
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With the world-wide market for biometric identity documents eventually coming up for grabs, a shake-out in the smart card industry is well underway.
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The FTI consultancy based in Annapolis, Maryland, has just hired a former vice president of Kroll in a bid to increase its investigation business.
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French legislator Bernard Carayon is organizing a major conference on foreign investment and has launched the Prometheus corporate foundation.
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Drafted in 2002, a report the Peruvian government commissioned Kroll [...]
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The Israeli government last week issued a call to bids [...]
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The Transport Security Administration (TSA) indicated early this week that [...]
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The Iraqi interior ministry indicated in mid-September that it would [...]
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The powerful lobbying concern Van Scoyoc Associates has followed in BKSH's footsteps by joining forces with the psychological operations (psyops) [...]
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The judicial woes of retired French diplomat Serge Boidevaix, former secretary-general of the French foreign ministry who was placed under [...]
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Founded in 2000 by two former FBI agents, William Baker and Thomas Kelly, the investigation and inquiry concern Fortress Global [...]
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The Set America Free organization that fights in favor of America's energy independence from foreign suppliers is button-holing Congress on every occasion.
Marine Corps general Wallace Gregson had been tipped for the [...]
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Appointed chief-of-staff of Iran's army on Sept. 11, major-general Ataollah [...]
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A Frenchman, Francois Gayet, is about to replace a Briton [...]
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After three years as chief of the CIA's systems engineering [...]
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