The switch to the operational use of non-lethal weapons has begun in the United States. The rare companies which undertook research and development into this family of anti-personnel and anti-equipment weaponry are now cashing in on their investment.
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Barzan al Takriti, who moved to Switzerland in 1989 as permanent representative to the United Nations in Geneva after serving [...]
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During their Middle East tour for the Sharm el Sheikh summit meeting CIA director John Deutch and his deputy, Georges [...]
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From the very outset of the latest wave of bomb attacks in Israel the Israeli intelligence agencies have been persuaded [...]
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Fearing a sudden withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Christian military region of Jezzine in southern Lebanon many officers and [...]
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Dutch foreign minister Hans van Mierlo called it a "small storm in a large glass of water" and it grew [...]
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Every time he visits Paris -- and that's about three [...]
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Three leading officials from South Africa's National Intelligence Service (NIS) who secretly helped to put the country on the road [...]
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Business intelligence came into its own in France largely as the result of a report, Intelligence Economique et Strategie des [...]
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With a law easing clamps on encryption soon to be [...]
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The Liege-based examining magistrate Veronique Ancia has re-opened an old line of inquiry that tied the 1991 murder of leading [...]
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NATO has begun taking a keen interest in non-lethal weapons. The Alliance's Defense Research Group will shortly complete an "initial [...]
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The former chief secretary to the treasury, Jonathan Aitken (IN 263) has hotly denied knowing that BMARC, a firm in [...]
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Several Western and Arab intelligence services all report that around 300 mudjahideen who took part in the Bosnia conflict have [...]
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U.S. Trade Representative Mickey Kantor claims that some of the toughest barriers American businessmen face on world markets are bribery, [...]
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The Egyptian government long accused Switzerland of providing refuge to [...]
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The American military has learned its lesson from the Gulf war and its intervention in Somalia: from now on it [...]
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The U.S. Army has developed an electronic system that allows for information produced by units in the field to be [...]
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A cryptography interface named CAPI developed by Microsoft for Windows [...]
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British defence chiefs are considering buying the American U2R, an [...]
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Deputy chief-of-staff of Syria's army, gen. Ali Aslan is considered by several intelligence agencies to be the brains behind the [...]
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During what was described as an "emotional and theatrical" appeal to the Commons trade and industry committee the former chief [...]
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Acting vice president of BND since September, 1994, Gerhard Gullich will succeed Konrad Porzner at the head of the German [...]
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The Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA) is organizing [...]
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Infornotics is organizing a conference on "New Text Search Engines" [...]
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The National Security Institute (NSI) is organizing its 11th annual [...]
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