Although extra security measures on flights to the U.S. were due to be lifted on January 3, the French authorities decided during a meeting of the Secretariat General de la Defense Nationale (SGDN) to maintain them until the end of [.
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The investment policy of the Paladin Capital Group can be summed up as choosing well-established companies that already generate significant [...]
The Vietnamese government has been in a tizzy for some months concerning a list of just over 150 names.
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The U.S. declared war on the suppliers of nuclear equipment long before Iran signed the additional TNP protocol on Dec. 18 and Libya subsequently announced it was abandoning its weapons of mass destruction program.
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In keeping with its practice of assessing its military operations, Britain's Ministry of Defence (MoD) has just published an 86-page report entitled ? Operations in Iraq—Lessons for the Future.?
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As the first men from Japan's Air Self-Defense Force set foot in Kuwait and Qatar on Dec. 27, the Japanese government found itself preoccupied by the investigation into the murder of two of its diplomats in Iraq on Nov.
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Known for its close links with the CIA and Pentagon [...]
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For roughly a year, a hotel named The Lanesborough near [...]
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In the wake of terrorist strikes on Nov. 15 and [...]
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Sponsored by the French armaments board Delegation Generale pour l'Armement [...]
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The Department of Homeland Security's huge budget will start trickling down to private companies in 2004 but some of the firms have already been anticipating the bonanza for two years.
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By thinking systematically out-of-the-box on both the technical and commercial levels the small German satellite firm OHB Technology has systematically caught its big space rivals by surprise.
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The administrative caution of a trio of state councillors appears to have carried the day over the political determination of French legislator Bernard Carayon.
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With airline security increasingly grabbing the headlines, Air France is [...]
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The French domestic intelligence agency Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire (DST) has secretly decided to set up a special [...]
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Two top-line appointments at the French foreign intelligence service DGSE underline the government's determination to pay priority to analysis and [...]
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The American military is increasingly leasing bandwidth services directly from commercial satellite operators because it finds the official process for [...]
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A high-powered lobbying concern launched in July, Civitas Group, which specializes in the U.S. homeland security market (see detailed description [...]
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If one wants to win a contract for the reconstruction in Iraq one could hardly do better than approach a [...]
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In response to our article concerning Aurelie Filippetti in the last issue of Intelligence Online (No. 466), the chairman of [...]
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Seconded to the Secretariat General de la Defense Nationale (SGDN) [...]
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A specialist in stamping out funding of terrorism, William Langford, [...]
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Spokesperson for the Defense Department before her resignation in June, [...]
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Shortly after he was named chairman of the National Intelligence [...]
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SMI is organizing a conference in London on Jan. 21-22 [...]
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The Gartner group is organizing the ?Gartner Business Intelligence Summit [...]
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Security and encryption professionals will make their usual trek to [...]
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The Wassenaar Group that speaks for 33 countries that aim [...]
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In a symbolic joint move, the U.S. and Saudi Arabian [...]
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Starting from Jan. 5, all foreigners who set foot in [...]
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