Greeted like a head of state in Washington, Saudi Arabia's defense minister, prince Sultan Ibn Abd al Aziz, nonetheless made it plain to president Bill Clinton and his new security team that the Riyadh government differs over American security policy [.
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Gen. Ali Makki, number two man in the Securite de l'Etat service that answers directly to Lebanese prime minister Rafic [...]
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Will there be a rash of fresh cases of Americans spying on their allies over the next few years? With [...]
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The OECD council scheduled to meet at the international organization's headquarters in Paris on March 27 is expected to finally [...]
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Held in a Geneva jail since last Oct. 16, Sergei [...]
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The Jordanian establishment Cairo Amman Bank is anxious to buy [...]
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A French newsgroup devoted to cryptography was scheduled to start [...]
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Any country which doesn't win U.S. certification that it is [...]
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The Chinese secret services are persuaded that an alliance has [...]
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The French armaments board -- Delegation Generale pour l'Armement -- plans to set up a business intelligence unit over the [...]
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France's new business intelligence system has made its first major catch. Indeed, a government service recently detected a full-scale effort [...]
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One of the world's big six auditing and accountancy firms, [...]
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Hungarian gangsters are fast gaining a reputation for carrying out [...]
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Set up last December, the President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection (PCCIP) that aims to hammer out a national strategy [...]
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When president Bill Clinton named two unknown figures, Sante Fe real estate promoter Richard Bloch and Stanley Shuman, a New [...]
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A monthly magazine published by the French army's general staff, Terre Magazine, has given a detailed description of the Brigade [...]
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According to the recently-published annual report from the British parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee (ISC), British agents with financial problems [...]
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Two years ago Bart van Lijsbeth, head of the Belgian [...]
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Three East European countries which have strong chances of winning [...]
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Following a brief article in Intelligence Newsletter on Feb. 13 [...]
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William Perry, who served successively as deputy defense secretary and then defense secretary from 1993 to earlier this year, has [...]
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The Turkish armed forces deputy chief of staff, gen. Cevik Bir, is the real architect of the anti-fundamentalist drive mounted [...]
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Alexis Kougoulsky Forter is one of the main characters in a new book by Nigel West that unveils many a [...]
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The U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration reported earlier this month that hackers had broken into the NASA Internet web [...]
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The British parliament has adopted a bill named the Telecommunications (Fraud) Act 1997 that empowers the police to crack down [...]
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Britain's Royal Navy is considering the need for a fleet [...]
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The British utility Nuclear Electric has just installed a video [...]
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The FBI plans to build a $150 million laboratory to [...]
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The Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) is organized [...]
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The Global Business Infrastructure 2000 Conference will devote a full [...]
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