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Spotlight | France
DGSE "STRATEGIC" PRIORITIES

The French DGSE foreign intelligence service is going to recruit 500 additional civilian personnel over the next five years. This decision went unnoticed in the midst of a wealth of measures which formed part of a military spending plan recently [...]

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Albania
WESTERN SPY STAMPEDE

Albania has become a prime observation post for the U.S., British, French and Italian intelligence agencies to keep an eye [...]

Subscribers only 09.09.1999

United States
TOO MUCH COLLECTION, LACK OF ANALYSIS

In a speech to the Central Intelligence Retiree's Association (CIRA) last fall, John Millis, staff director of the House Permanent [...]

Subscribers only 11.03.1999

France
A "JOKER" AT ARMAMENTS BOARD?

Experts associated with France's Centre des Hautes Etudes de l'Armement (CHEAr: Center for Armaments Studies) have come up with a [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 28.01.1999

Spotlight | United States
HOW PEACE-KEEPERS GLEAN VITAL INTELLIGENCE

Over the past few years the CIA has worked to compensate for the closure of about 15 stations in Africa by relying heavily on military travelers to provide both political intelligence and information to support American military operations on the [.

Subscribers only 02.07.1998

Spotlight | United States
HOW TO MODERNIZE INTELLIGENCE?

A top-line panel has recommended a shake-up in American intelligence that would include such revolutionary moves as uncoupling the Directorate of Intelligence from the CIA and reducing it drastically in size. The panel, chaired by former National Security Agency director [.

Subscribers only 18.12.1997

Spotlight | France
A SKILLED MEDIATOR TO DOVETAIL FRENCH SERVICES

French defence minister Alain Richard had a lot of trouble in recent months in persuading his counter-part at the interior ministry, Jean-Pierre Chevenement, to give him back Philippe Rondot who was serving as diplomatic adviser to the head of France's [.

Subscribers only 20.11.1997

France
CHANGES AT ELF AND ITS SUB-CONTRACTORS

The appointment of gen. Patrice de Loustal, who was head [...]

Subscribers only 09.10.1997

United States
SPYING SECRETS UNVEILED

In late August the CIA declassified over 200 articles that appeared in its secret in-house journal, Studies on Intelligence, between [...]

Subscribers only 11.09.1997

United States
NEW ACCENT ON HUMINT

The intelligence committees in both the House and Senate have lent strong backing to the Clinton administration's bid to boost [...]

Subscribers only 12.06.1997

United States
ROGER TAMRAZ

In suddenly popping up on the American political scene in the scandal over the financing of the Democrat Party's 1996 [...]

Subscribers only 27.03.1997

United States
PORTER GOSS

Named by speaker Newt Gringrich as president of the House's Select Committee on Intelligence on Jan. 27, Porter Goss, aged [...]

Subscribers only 13.02.1997

France
A SOBER LOOK AT SPECIAL FORCES

The scientific committee of France's Fondation pour les Etudes de Defense Nationale (FED: Defence Research Foundation) has just awarded two [...]

Subscribers only 13.02.1997

France
NEW FUTURE FOR TAIGA - AND L4U

France's Taiga semantic information analysis system has bounced around a lot since it was developed by Thomson-CSF in 1987 and [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 04.07.1996

United States
TAKING "C" OUT OF COVERT

Talks between the Defense Department, CIA and office of the Director of Central Intelligence about a possible CIA takeover of [...]

Subscribers only 06.06.1996

Spotlight | United States
DRAWING NEW MAP FOR U.S. INTELLIGENCE

The high-level panel set up under former defence secretary Harold Brown to assess the performance of the American intelligence community has rejected any massive overhaul of U.S. intelligence. The panel, named the Commission on the Roles and Capabilities of the [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 07.03.1996

United States
SPLITTING THE BURDEN

Among the many proposals doing the rounds in Washington as the U.S. prepares to overhaul its intelligence agencies from top [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.1996

United States
MILITARY BETTER AT COVERT WORK

The reason that U.S. HUMINT is being revamped and the Pentagon is receiving a bigger share of the action is [...]

Subscribers only 07.12.1995

United States
AIDE SLAMS MILITARY "TAKEOVER"

A former CIA deputy director, Richard Kerr, told the House intelligence committee on Nov. 16 that he was worried over [...]

Subscribers only 23.11.1995

United States
KEEPING LID ON FRONT COMPANIES

Congress has shown some wariness over at least one striking aspect of a plan by CIA director John Deutch to [...]

Subscribers only 09.11.1995

France
WHY COL. DILLAIS WAS FIRED

Col. Louis-Pierre Dillais, head of the French defence ministry's "special affairs" office under Francois Leotard and then Charles Millon, was [...]

Subscribers only 31.08.1995

Spotlight | United States
NEW POWER PLAY FOR CIA

The CIA has weathered what is probably its deepest crisis in its 50-odd year existence. Seldom before had its morale been so low, its aims so criticized, its bureaucracy so out of hand and its scandals as numerous (Aldrich Ames [.

Subscribers only 10.05.1995

Spotlight | France, United States
FRANCO-AMERICAN SQUABBLE

By demanding in spectacular fashion that the American authorities quickly recall five CIA agents, including the Paris station chief, the French government did nothing so much as underline its own incapacity to come to grips with American spying in France.

Subscribers only 01.03.1995

France
JEAN-PIERRE DOLAIT

Accused of spying for France's DGSE by Texas Instruments (TI), Jean-Piere Dolait probably owes his sudden exposure to the limelight [...]

Subscribers only 01.02.1995

Spotlight | United States
U.S.A.: BETTER DAYS AHEAD?

The advent of a Republican majority in Congress has reassured the U.S. intelligence community that it will obtain both the funds and encouragement needed to pursue its post-Cold War objectives. Top intelligence executives had feared that resources would have been [.

Subscribers only 18.01.1995

France
DGSE-DRM AGREEMENT

French defense minister François Léotard last month formally approved a draft agreement setting out relations between the Direction Générale du [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.1994

Spotlight | Sudan
FRENCH GAME, AMERICAN TRUMPS

The release of French hostages in Lebanon in 1988 was achieved by secret non-governmental networks set up by Interior Minister Charles Pasqua. But this time the kidnapping of Carlos (Ilich Ramirez Sanchez) in Sudan on 14 August was not a [.

Subscribers only 07.09.1994

France
UNEASY "POWER-SHARING"

The current period of "power-sharing" between a socialist president at the end of his mandate and a conservative prime minister [...]

Subscribers only 08.06.1994

France
DRM GAINS GROUND

By calling in several newsmen on 26 November to present the first balance sheet of France's new Military Intelligence Service [...]

Subscribers only 08.12.1993

France
INVEST IN "INTELLIGENCE"?

A "Defense and Intelligence" conference, organized by RPR deputy Pierre Pascallon, took place at the Senate in Paris on 26 [...]

Subscribers only 10.11.1993

Spotlight | France
MIDDLE ROAD FOR THE DGSE

With the 3 June appointment of Prefect Jacques Dewatre as director of DGSE foreign intelligence, the French government has chosen a middle road which it considers to be best solution at present. Son of an officer, and himself a graduate [.

Subscribers only 16.06.1993

France, United States
A "MULTIPLE WARHEAD" MESSAGE

By launching a media campaign against French industrial espionage in the United Stats a few weeks before the Paris air [...]

Subscribers only 12.05.1993

France, United States
IMAGINARY SPIES

As could be expected, French DGSE foreign intelligence is really [...]

Subscribers only 14.04.1993

France
DGSE AND DRM IN 1993

In a report just published on military equipment and defense personnel for the years 1992 to 1994, the chairman of [...]

Subscribers only 04.11.1992

France
CHANGES IN INTELLIGENCE

The intelligence services under the authority of the Ministry of Defense are finishing the reorganization which began after the Gulf [...]

Subscribers only 09.09.1992

Spotlight | United States
COVERT ACTIONS' FUTURE

A largely ignored report by a group of former senior U.S. officials urging stricter rules for covert operations may yet attract the attention of policy makers if the next chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee cannot maintain the cordial relations [.

Subscribers only 24.06.1992

France
TWO MAIN INTELLIGENCE DIMENSIONS

DGSE foreign intelligence is in the midst of a major reorganization in anticipation of the probable creation within the next [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.1992

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AL AASS IN PARIS

A delegation of three members of Sudan's intelligence service led by the deputy director of external security general Ahmed Al [...]

Subscribers only Eastern Africa and the Horn Africa Intelligence 16.03.1996

SECRET CONTACTS WITH PARIS

Special missions to Paris by Sudanese officials from various sectors (ministerial, military, secret service) have multiplied over recent months. In addition to the Sudanese generals who visited France's defence ministry at the beginning of December (ION N° 601) and the [.

Subscribers only Eastern Africa and the Horn Africa Intelligence 29.01.1994

JEAN HEINRICH

Although France's Military Intelligence Directorate (DRM) was only set up in May 1992, its boss (and founder), general Jean Heinrich, [...]

Subscribers only Eastern Africa and the Horn Africa Intelligence 30.10.1993

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Albania WESTERN SPY STAMPEDE

United States TOO MUCH COLLECTION, LACK OF ANALYSIS

France A "JOKER" AT ARMAMENTS BOARD?

Spotlight | United States HOW PEACE-KEEPERS GLEAN VITAL INTELLIGENCE

Spotlight | United States HOW TO MODERNIZE INTELLIGENCE?

Spotlight | France A SKILLED MEDIATOR TO DOVETAIL FRENCH SERVICES

France CHANGES AT ELF AND ITS SUB-CONTRACTORS

United States SPYING SECRETS UNVEILED

United States NEW ACCENT ON HUMINT

United States ROGER TAMRAZ

United States PORTER GOSS

France A SOBER LOOK AT SPECIAL FORCES

France NEW FUTURE FOR TAIGA - AND L4U

United States TAKING "C" OUT OF COVERT

Spotlight | United States DRAWING NEW MAP FOR U.S. INTELLIGENCE

United States SPLITTING THE BURDEN

United States MILITARY BETTER AT COVERT WORK

United States AIDE SLAMS MILITARY "TAKEOVER"

United States KEEPING LID ON FRONT COMPANIES

France WHY COL. DILLAIS WAS FIRED

Spotlight | United States NEW POWER PLAY FOR CIA

Spotlight | France, United States FRANCO-AMERICAN SQUABBLE

France JEAN-PIERRE DOLAIT

Spotlight | United States U.S.A.: BETTER DAYS AHEAD?

France DGSE-DRM AGREEMENT

Spotlight | Sudan FRENCH GAME, AMERICAN TRUMPS

France UNEASY "POWER-SHARING"

France DRM GAINS GROUND

France INVEST IN "INTELLIGENCE"?

Spotlight | France MIDDLE ROAD FOR THE DGSE

France, United States A "MULTIPLE WARHEAD" MESSAGE

France, United States IMAGINARY SPIES

France DGSE AND DRM IN 1993

France CHANGES IN INTELLIGENCE

Spotlight | United States COVERT ACTIONS' FUTURE

France TWO MAIN INTELLIGENCE DIMENSIONS

AL AASS IN PARIS

SECRET CONTACTS WITH PARIS

JEAN HEINRICH

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The geopolitical power plays in Earth observation

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Hungary
Viktor Orban's new security entourage

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Jamming wars

Armenia, Azerbaijan, France
Information wars in the Caucasus

Insiders | China
Security, propaganda and the PLA: Xi Jinping forges new networks of influence

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Barzan Holdings, Qatar's defence industry giant springing up out of the desert

Spotlight | France
DGSE "STRATEGIC" PRIORITIES

Albania
WESTERN SPY STAMPEDE

United States
TOO MUCH COLLECTION, LACK OF ANALYSIS

France
A "JOKER" AT ARMAMENTS BOARD?

Spotlight | United States
HOW PEACE-KEEPERS GLEAN VITAL INTELLIGENCE

Spotlight | United States
HOW TO MODERNIZE INTELLIGENCE?

Spotlight | France
A SKILLED MEDIATOR TO DOVETAIL FRENCH SERVICES

France
CHANGES AT ELF AND ITS SUB-CONTRACTORS

United States
SPYING SECRETS UNVEILED

United States
NEW ACCENT ON HUMINT

United States
ROGER TAMRAZ

United States
PORTER GOSS

France
A SOBER LOOK AT SPECIAL FORCES

France
NEW FUTURE FOR TAIGA - AND L4U

United States
TAKING "C" OUT OF COVERT

Spotlight | United States
DRAWING NEW MAP FOR U.S. INTELLIGENCE

United States
SPLITTING THE BURDEN

United States
MILITARY BETTER AT COVERT WORK

United States
AIDE SLAMS MILITARY "TAKEOVER"

United States
KEEPING LID ON FRONT COMPANIES

France
WHY COL. DILLAIS WAS FIRED

Spotlight | United States
NEW POWER PLAY FOR CIA

Spotlight | France, United States
FRANCO-AMERICAN SQUABBLE

France
JEAN-PIERRE DOLAIT

Spotlight | United States
U.S.A.: BETTER DAYS AHEAD?

France
DGSE-DRM AGREEMENT

Spotlight | Sudan
FRENCH GAME, AMERICAN TRUMPS

France
UNEASY "POWER-SHARING"

France
DRM GAINS GROUND

France
INVEST IN "INTELLIGENCE"?

Spotlight | France
MIDDLE ROAD FOR THE DGSE

France, United States
A "MULTIPLE WARHEAD" MESSAGE

France, United States
IMAGINARY SPIES

France
DGSE AND DRM IN 1993

France
CHANGES IN INTELLIGENCE

Spotlight | United States
COVERT ACTIONS' FUTURE

France
TWO MAIN INTELLIGENCE DIMENSIONS