The defection of Saddam Hussein's son-in-law, Gen. Hussein Kamel Hassan, on Aug. 8 was one of the most eye-catching operations carried out by the CIA in the Middle East in recent years. According to information obtained by Intelligence Newsletter from [.
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Damien Doligez, a 27-year-old French research worker who took a job at the Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et [...]
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The British company S & S International, which manufactures the renowned Dr. Solomon's anti-virus tool kit, has just begun marketing [...]
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British police are being equipped with a wide range of [...]
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A few days after the U.S. Department of Defence (DoD) [...]
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The U.S. defence department's Polygraph Institute (DoDPI) has awarded a [...]
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In recently naming David Cohen as the CIA's deputy Director of Operations (DDO) who oversees the Directorate of Operations (DO), [...]
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Andy McNab is the pseudonym of a former SAS sergeant whose book Immediate Action has been banned following an injunction [...]
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Less known than his brother, gen. Hussein Kamel Hassan, with whom he defected to Jordan on Aug. 8, Saddam Kamel [...]
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When the British Parachute Regiment's 2nd battalion completes its two year tour of duty in Northern Ireland by Aug. 31 [...]
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Col. Louis-Pierre Dillais, head of the French defence ministry's "special affairs" office under Francois Leotard and then Charles Millon, was [...]
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A cabinet shuffle on Aug. 12 triggered a complete shake-up in the country's intelligence and security services, with hard-liners from [...]
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The head of the Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO), John Hoddinott, has written to all forces in England and [...]
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Newsmen from the Dutch newspaper Algemeen Dagblad found it child's [...]
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Members of Cuba's Revolutionary Armed Forces are soon to begin [...]
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A professor of strategy at the US Naval War College [...]
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What was billed as a routine security exercise involving 200 grams of explosives and a passing tourist at Schiphol Airport [...]
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Working on detailed intelligence obtained by undercover agents who have succeeded in penetrating radical Islamic terrorist groups in the U.S. [...]
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James Norman, a senior editor at Forbes magazine for five years, was suddenly fired two weeks ago in connection with [...]
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Intelligence Newsletter has learned that eight engineering students at the Ecole pour l'Informatique et les Techniques Avancées (EPITA) were temporarily [...]
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The New York Times revealed on Aug. 21 that a [...]
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Citing the need to stamp out terrorism and organized crime, U.S. intelligence and law enforcement agencies are showing fresh interest [...]
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Like other Western countries Canada finds itself facing ever-aggressive economic assaults by its allies. But Canada's efforts to hammer out [...]
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Robert Steele, founder of Open Sources Solutions (OSS), will begin [...]
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Following a series of scrapes with independent national associations that [...]
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The second Eucosat symposium on the theme of "a Satellite [...]
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The 11th Annual Computer Security Applications Conference organized by Applied [...]
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The "Company Information" Committee of the Association Aeronautique et Astronautique [...]
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