All articles - Australia

The Agencies' Gazette
English book about DGSE on way, Australia-India defence conclave, DRSD in Strasbourg, China and 'invisible' corruption

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

FranceFirst English history of DGSE to be published next year in US

Australia/IndiaAustralia India Institute organises first defence conclave in Canberra

FranceDRSD's Strasbourg branch looking to boost security

ChinaAs holidays approach, Beijing tightens its grip on ‘invisible' corruption

The Agencies' Gazette
New Tracfin deputy, London alerts Washington, DRM lawsuit, AUKUS, Kim Jong-un's daughter in China, Beijing's Ukraine silence

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

FranceFinancial crimes office Tracfin to name new deputy director

United KingdomSubtle warning from London to Washington on intelligence sharing

FranceCourt rejects former DRM contractor's compensation demand

AUKUSCanberra affirms wish to open cyber and intelligence pillar to Seoul, Wellington and Ottawa

North KoreaKim Jong-un's daughter Kim Ju-ae uncomfortable on China trip

China/UkraineBehind Xi Jinping's silence on the Ukraine conflict

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
No pay from Al-Ula, Ankura's asset tracing reboot, Litigation Capital Management verdict

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

RiyadhThe Royal Commission for Al-Ula doesn't pay

Sydney/DubaiDispute funder Litigation Capital Management to discover its fate in Dubai money laundering trail

LondonAnkura restarts asset tracing practice

The Agencies' Gazette
DNRED's new deputy director, ex-DNI at Columbia, strategic funds in Australia, Sciences Po Paris boss heads east

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

FranceNew deputy director appointed at DNRED

United StatesFormer DNI Avril Haines returns to Columbia

United Kingdom/AustraliaCould Canberra follow example of UK's sovereign wealth fund?

FranceHead of Sciences Po Paris expected in China and Japan in October

Dubai Public Prosecutor confirms money laundering probe against litigation funder LCM

Following revelations in Intelligence Online, a spokesperson for the Dubai Public Prosecutor has confirmed its office is investigating LCM and its chief executive Patrick Moloney for money laundering offences. The DPP began a court-assisted probe in early 2025.

Dubai authorities launch money laundering probe against litigation funder LCM

The Dubai Public Prosecutor's office commenced a court-assisted investigation into LCM and its chief executive Patrick Moloney in March, Intelligence Online has learned. The DPP is examining details from a complaint made in late 2022.

Chinese PhD students flee United States for Australia

The Chinese Communist Party had already warned its young researchers overseas to find alternatives to the US to pursue their research projects. Since Donald Trump's reelection, that trend has intensified.

US AI-driven drone champion prospecting in Canberra

US defence tech firm Shield AI, a pioneer in the use of artificial intelligence models for operating UAVs, is looking to sell its solutions to the Australian armed forces.

CT Group suffers brain drain after media and legal exposure

In three separate lawsuits, doubts have been cast as to the authenticity of bank statements, database excerpts and real estate estimates that CT Group provided to its lawyers. Now, weeks later, the company's senior executives are leaving in droves.

The Tech Telegraph
Athena AI takes on Washington, Vietnamese Pentest tender, Spanish military OSINT purchase

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT with a dose of cyber, we report every Thursday on events big and small that matter in the technical intelligence community.

WashingtonAustralian intelligence data fusion leader takes on US defence market

HanoiGovernment rolls out wide-scale pentest across its agencies

MadridSpanish military intelligence buys OSINT platform

Canberra seeks space strategy balance as US policy on China shifts

Weak signals present Canberra as consistently dependent on Washington, leaving Australia to adjust its space policy with the changing tides of American politics. The incoming Trump administration, meanwhile, promises to harden the US stance - and that of its Pacific allies - vis-à-vis China.

The Tech Telegraph
Yarden Shafir at Vigilant Labs, Ludovic Huth for Campus OSINT, RTX's new plans after Algiers cancels spy planes

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT with a dose of cyber, every Thursday we report on the events big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

SydneyYarden Shafir joins Vigilant Labs

ParisLudovic Huth takes helm of Campus OSINT

BostonRTX does damage control after Algerian ISR plane programme axed