On 16 April two teams of investigators from the CIA and the FBI arrived in the Pakistani capital to verify information given to them by Egyptian intelligence services. According to the latter, certain terrorist groups based in the frontier city [.
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Members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC), the locally-recruited Royal Irish Regiment and the Northern Ireland Prison Service have been [...]
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Court documents released in San Francisco have laid bare a wide-ranging espionage operation against political activists carried out by the [...]
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The British Post Office -- a state agency with a "tradition" of opening other peoples' mail since the late 17th [...]
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Top generals of the Kuwaiti army will be quitting their jobs beginning in May. The departures will be spaced out [...]
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In an attempt to increase the army's economic independence and to tighten its control over all Slovak arms sales, the [...]
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U.S. officials are increasingly irate that Ukraine and Bulgaria are not dismantling their nuclear missiles. Ukraine has well founded fears [...]
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Tracor Aerospace Inc. of Austin, Texas, recently announced that the [...]
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Roger Faligot and Rémi Kauffer, both journalists and authors specialized [...]
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The French electronics firm Thomson-CSF, which acquired Wilcox Electric in [...]
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According to a recent Israeli radio report, Latvia's desire for [...]
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On 16 April, following a 9 hour prosecution statement before [...]
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Former Customs agent Roy Robinson's call for a hardline approach [...]
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Rumors coming from Arab businessmen in Paris and London have [...]
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The Warsaw newspaper Zycie Warszawy recently quoted Jerzy Konieczny, head [...]
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On 16 April the White House Office of the Press Secretary announced the introduction of the "Clipper Chip" as "a [...]
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Although recent statistics indicate that every major long distance telephone company in the United States reported a decrease in toll [...]
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A team of scientists working with mechanical engineering professor Jiri Kubie at Middlesex University in London have developed a computerized [...]
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On 22 April at China Lake, California, Tactical Exploitation of [...]
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According to recent press reports, a federal "Tiger Team" of [...]
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A recent decision in favor of a group of ten anti-militarist and peace activists (Vleugels et al.) by the European [...]
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The appointment of new senior police and intelligence officials is taking place in a climate of "consensus" between the government [...]
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President Bill Clinton is expanding the President's Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board (PFIAB) from 8 to at least 12 members to [...]
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The former head of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist squad has been asked to assist in the investigation into the assassination of [...]
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Printrak International Inc. of Anaheim, California, has announced that its [...]
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Already in court for racial discrimination (I.N. n. 211) and [...]
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The U.S. Air Force has reversed its decision to lift [...]
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Captain Carole Maychell, the Territorial Army intelligence officer held in [...]
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Two reports criticizing the drug war have come out at [...]
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The Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) has announced that it [...]
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Following the assassination in January of well-known journalist Ugur Mumcu [...]
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Named interior minister on 18 April, police general Hassan Mohamed al-Alfi, aged 57, governor of Assiut, holds a law degree [...]
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Azeri President Abulfaz Elcibey recently replaced contested interior minister Iskender Gamidov by General Abdulla Allakhverdiev, considered a strong supporter of [...]
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In the midst of continuing political scandals for corruption and association with the mafia, the press gave little attention to [...]
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Chief Constable Albert Pacey is to take over as head of the National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) in May. The [...]
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Guest editors John C. Knight of the University of Virginia [...]
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The Armed Forces Communications and Electronics Association (AFCEA Bonn e.V., [...]
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The Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies (CASIS) is [...]
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