The deadly attack on the residential compound in Khobar on the east coast of Saudi Arabia on May 29 that claimed 22 lives was a sharp setback for the Saudi interior minister, Nayef bin Abdulaziz, and his son, prince Mohamed [. [...]
In setting up the Chesapeake Innovation Center, the authorities in Anne Arundel country are determined to create a sort of Silicon Valley specializing in Homeland Security. [...]
The line-up of the new interim Iraqi government boosts the influence of Jordan and Saudi Arabia in Baghdad and marks a sharp setback for Iran. [...]
Three Russian nuclear reactors producing weapons-grade plutonium count among the most dangerous in the world. There are plans to dismantle them but the rocess is far behind schedule. [...]
Logically, it was defense secretary Donald Ruymself who should have quit but George W. Bush preferred instead to sacrifice CIA boss George Tenet. [...]
U.S. intelligence agencies depend heavily on data mining software - and don't hesitate to buy it on the open market. [...]
After closing its eyes for long years, Switzerland has finally joined the fight against money laundering and trafficking under pressure from the European Union. [...]
The report that Lord Butler is to table in mid-July [...]
To remain in the satellite navigation race against its American [...]
Biometric technology appears to be fast coming into its own, [...]
The current move by increasing numbers of big multinationals to [...]
Destroying an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) that costs $15,000 with [...]
The founder of Sandline, Tim Spicer, has just landed a big contract in Iraq in a move that reflects the growing involvement of U.K. firms in the country's security market. [...]
Without waiting for its shareholders to approve its takeover by MMC, Kroll is on a buying spree and has named the boss of PanAmSat to its board. [...]
Struggling for years against South Korean groups, which dominate the market, Europe's shipyards are going to band together in a single interest group. [...]
An American oil company has teamed up with several ex-CIA men in order to help it debut in Iraq. [...]
Teetering on the edge of bankruptcy and facing criminal proceedings, Yukos has hired the services of one of America's most powerful lobbying machines. [...]
Busy in setting up a huge lobbying network in the [...]
The new government in the Caribbean island of Antigua and [...]
Six months after organizing Thales in "business groups" company chairman [...]
The latest attacks in Saudi Arabia have obviously stirred deep [...]
A publisher of data visualization software, Spotfire, has just signed [...]
Under investigation by the FBI, the Senate's permanent subcommittee on investigations and the Treasury Department for its management of several [...]
A newcomer to France's business intelligence market, Compagnie Francaise de Conseil a l'International (CFCI), specializes in helping companies gain a [...]
The former boss of Vodafone, Christopher Gent, has just been named to the board of the British pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline. [...]
The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) is to award a new $500 million commercial imagery contract in September. The award will [...]
Last week's arrest in Japan of eight persons suspected of links to Al Qaeda confirmed the existence of "sleeper" Islamic [...]
With only weeks to go before power is handed over in Iraq, the People's Mujahideen has revived its networks in [...]
The principle deputy assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs [...]
Adviser to gen. Barry McCaffrey when the latter was Bill [...]
Ever since June, 2002, 52-year-old Stephen Kappes, who joined the [...]
A specialist in Third World issues, David Gordon, has been [...]
