The world's intelligence services are facing a genuine revolution for the first time in their history. Governments are fast losing the virtual lock they held on intelligence. True, the end of the Cold War partially opened the floodgates.
The chief of Saudi Arabian intelligence, prince Turki Bin Faisal, paid a secret trip to Cairo between Nov. 14-16 to [...]
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When he was assassinated by Mossad hitmen in Malta in late October Fathi Shqaqi, secretary-general of Palestine's Islamic Jihad movement, [...]
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The CIA and the Department of Justice have set up two working groups to examine the conditions in which the [...]
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A former CIA deputy director, Richard Kerr, told the House intelligence committee on Nov. 16 that he was worried over [...]
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A proposal to allow many of the 43 local police forces in England and Wales to become "self-financing organizations" and [...]
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A Lockheed Martin Titan 4 Centaur launch rocket lifted a [...]
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A recent report published in Brussels by the Center for European Policies Studies (CEPS) closely examines what Europe's policy concerning [...]
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The British government intends to privatize an agency named Security Facilities Executive (SAFE for short) that sees to security at [...]
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The new boss of France's Secrétariat Général de la Défence [...]
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The Pentagon's Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) and the Naval [...]
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A U.S. business newspaper that specializes in covering information technology [...]
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Lt.-Gen. Vladimir Kirpichenko, head of a group that advises the Russian foreign intelligence service SVR, was received by the bosses [...]
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Born in 1955 in the Al Shujaia refugee camp in the Gaza Strip, Ramadan Abdallah Shallah, the new secretary-general of [...]
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French engineer Philippe Courtot pulled off a real feat two years ago when he took over the Verity company, the [...]
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The Seychelles government has found an original way to make up for the loss of $4.5 million in annual revenue [...]
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The killing of Alaa el Din Nazmi, number two man at Egypt's trade mission to the U.N. in Geneva, on [...]
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A seminar on computer crime that was organized by PACT Conferences in Paris on Nov. 21-22 shed light on how [...]
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A leak to the French press in early November not only compromised an ongoing MI5 and Special Branch undercover operation [...]
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The Court of Appeal in London ruled on Nov. 7 that British government ministers had deliberately withheld documents indicating that [...]
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Belgium's Sureté de l'Etat has begun beefing up its unit [...]
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Despite deputy attorney general Jamie Gorelick's claim that the Justice Department has "no intention to expand the number of wiretaps [...]
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The founders of the TextWise company set up in 1993, Mike Weiner, who also runs Manning and Nappier Information Services, [...]
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Recent arrests of suspected Islamist fundamentalist terrorists in France, Belgium [...]
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The U.K. firm Harlequin is touting a new software program [...]
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A European consortium made up of 20 major companies and [...]
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The National Military Intelligence Association, a group of intelligence professionals, [...]
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The Institut de Relations Internationales Strategiques (IRIS) and the Cercle [...]
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The Security and Intelligence Studies Group (SISG) chaired by Ken [...]
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