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Spotlight UNITED STATES Issue dated 07/05/2014

US on offensive in military imagery business

Since the shrinking budgets of the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) can no longer support the industry alone, the Obama administration has gradually lifted the barriers forbidding foreign exports of US-built military satellites and very [...] (538 words)

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NGA still looking for role

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Letitia Long

Letitia Long, the former director of the National Geospatial-intelligence Agency [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 04/11/2015

NGA opens arms to private sector

Robert Cardillo, the director of the National Geospatial-intelligence Agency (NGA), is looking to revolutionise the agency's relationship with the burgeoning GEOINT private sector. The agency recently published its new strategy with regard to new companies in the sector (see here). [...]

Spotlight SAUDI ARABIA UNITED STATES FRANCE 27/05/2015

Riyadh caught between Washington, Paris

The recent chill between Riyadh and Paris over defence contracts notwithstanding, Saudi Arabia is being pulled in two directions as it steps up its diplomatic and military engagement with France while trying to remain in tune with its major ally, [. [...]

UNITED STATES 29/04/2015

The NRO

The NRO (National Reconnaissance Office) is still under the careful [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES EUROPE 28/01/2015

Military imagery business set to boom

The Obama administration's recent move to allow the export of US-made military observation satellites with a resolution of below 50cm is a major boost for the global market. In the wake of the decision, which will come into force in [. [...]

UNITED STATES 03/09/2014

NRO in the hot seat

A report published by the US House Select Committee on Intelligence on July 31 has caused a storm at the [...]

UNITED STATES 30/07/2014

Putting NGA back on the map

Criticized by other US intelligence services, the National Geospatial-intelligence Agency is banking on the Map of the World and Globe programmes to save it. [...]

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 04/06/2014

Falcon Eye stand-off

Debate in the US administration about easing the limit on [...]

FRANCE 04/06/2014

France hampered by micro-electronics weakness

The French defence industry's dependence on foreign micro-electronics is threatening several of its export contracts. [...]

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 19/02/2014

Component throws Falcon Eye off course

Regulatory difficulties between Paris and Washington complicated a major deal to sell French observation satellites to the UAE [...]

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES EUROPE UNITED STATES 25/09/2013

Satellites: for a few centimetres less

Commercial satellite operators are fighting to convince governments to allow them to sell lower resolution imagery. [...]

UNITED STATES 13/03/2013

Spy satellite export rush

Following the introduction of more relaxed controls on the export of military observation satellites last year (IOL 669), US groups [...]

SAUDI ARABIA QATAR 16/01/2013

Gulf states get into spy satellites

After the United Arab Emirates, Qatar is now looking to have its own military observation satellite, and Saudi Arabia is expected to be next. [...]

Spotlight UNITED ARAB EMIRATES UNITED STATES FRANCE 18/07/2012

Raytheon vs EADS : satellite wars

Frustrated that U.S. restrictions on technology exports are costing them contracts, U.S. military satellite manufacturers have successfully lobbied the Obama administration to relax the export rules concerning their sector. The reforms which are currently ongoing will allow the likes of [. [...]

Spotlight CHINA 23/05/2012

Beijing calls shots between U.S. and Europe

Heavily dependent on government contracts, the commercial satellite imagery business has been hit hard by U.S. intelligence budget cuts, and China is turning into the beleaguered sector's principal client.Budget cuts in Washington - James Clapper, the U. [...]

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Rafael rethinking its defence offset partnerships in India

Following the sale of Novetta, Carlyle starts building up Two Six Technologies into a new market leader

Congress gives another push for NGA to lead in GEOINT analysis

GEOINT veteran Klinger goes solo

NGA still looking for role

Abu Dhabi's NSA and its helping hands

Letitia Long

NGA opens arms to private sector

Riyadh caught between Washington, Paris

The NRO

Military imagery business set to boom

NRO in the hot seat

Putting NGA back on the map

Falcon Eye stand-off

France hampered by micro-electronics weakness

Component throws Falcon Eye off course

Satellites: for a few centimetres less

Spy satellite export rush

Gulf states get into spy satellites

Raytheon vs EADS : satellite wars

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