The Iraqi authorities are starting to recruit Western investigation companies to track down assets held by members of the previous government.
Despite recent tensions, there is broad agreement in Washington that Israel should receive more support in its fight against tunnels. As well as helping inflict lasting damage on Hamas, the partnership also aids the Pentagon with other underground threats.
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The French Senate will debate foreign interference legislation tomorrow. Most of its proposed amendments have been prepared with the intelligence services and National Assembly lawmakers, but the bill faces lobbying from lawyers opposed to plans to set up a register listing their foreign clients.
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A French administrative court has reversed an interior ministry decision to deny an Algerian's naturalisation that was based on a memo from the DGSI domestic intelligence agency claiming he worked with Algerian intelligence.
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Dubai-based Amulus Security is using the services of little-known Ohio company Mintovate to help it sell its ballistics protection equipment to the Ukrainian and Israeli armies.
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The US seller of zero-day vulnerabilities has been inactive for months and may be about to shut up shop for good. Its downfall is symbolic of a market in crisis.
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