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The Agencies' Gazette
French National Police HQ, French KGB spy George Pâques, Student mobility in China, Canadian SIGINT

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

FranceNational Police HQ reconsiders international strategy

RussiaFSB shines spotlight on Georges Pâques

ChinaStudent mobility becomes strategic tool

CanadaSignals intelligence to benefit from increased military spending

Iranian and Chinese research scientists in Doha among academics receiving support from Canadian quantum computing firm

Toronto-based Xanadu Quantum Technologies, which is backed by the Canadian government, has partnered with one of Doha's leading research centres. But questions remain over security vetting in the sector.

Visa refusal review for researcher of Iranian origin with alleged links to Revolutionary Guards

A French administrative court has suspended a decision to refuse to grant long-stay visas to a couple who are of Iranian origin and who have been recruited to teach at the University of Picardy and a business school in Amiens.

Canadian intelligence services look to restore their reputation by tackling Indian interference

The Canadian intelligence services are redoubling their efforts to deal with covert activity on India's part on Canadian soil. In so doing, they are looking to silence criticism over their failure to take action against undercover activity by other countries.

Spotlight
Australia's Esper banks on Kyiv's interest in hyperspectral imaging

The Australian Earth observation specialist is hoping to break into the Ukrainian defence market despite having recently lost its satellite. Like others in the field of hyperspectral imaging, the company has been developing innovative strategies as it deals with uncertain data supply capacities and a desire to move into space-based intelligence.

Kongsberg Geospatial hires defence consultant to navigate US market

The Canadian defence firm is seeking to market its products to US companies and the US government.

Ottawa strengthens Arctic intelligence capacity to meet US expectations

Canada, which raised eyebrows among its NATO partners over the low level of its military spending, has just revised its defence policy. The polar circle is at the heart of its new plans, which will particularly benefit the intelligence and cyber sectors.

The Tech Telegraph
ChapsVision and TRM Labs on crypto probes, ENISA threat intelligence, Canada's digital counter-intelligence probes

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

ParisChapsVision and TRM Labs favourites to win interior ministry's main crypto investigation contract

AthensENISA bulks up threat intelligence response

OttawaCould military counter-intelligence be denied access to IT systems investigations?

French diplomat Marjorie Vanbaelinghem to land in New Brunswick after Irsem ousting

Marjorie Vanbaelinghem, the former director of the French armed forces think-tank Irsem, is to be appointed consul general in Moncton, in the Canadian province of New Brunswick, Intelligence Online has learned.

Canadian cyber specialist Octasic does business in Singapore via Kuan Fook Sing

To extend its reach in Asia, the geolocation specialist is drawing on a Singaporean entrepreneur.

Chinese interference issue haunts Canadian intelligence harming Five Eyes relationship

Canada's intelligence community is under scrutiny over alleged shortcomings in its protection against Chinese interference, undermining the confidence of Canada's Five Eyes partners.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Will Jenkins dismissed from GPW, Veracity in Tokyo, and ADIT boosts Canada office

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

LondonWill Jenkins dismissed from JS Held

New York/TokyoVeracity grows in Tokyo

Paris/TorontoADIT boosts North America team via Canada

The Agencies' Gazette
Canada's CSIS criticised, Zvinchuk hiring, NATO approaches Ukraine intelligence, CCP's candidate for Taiwan, Lahur Talabani spoils the party

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community, from Erbil to Ottawa via Saint Petersburg, Kyiv and Taipei.

Canada/ChinaCSIS at heart of tensions between Ottawa and Beijing

RussiaTelegram channel close to military intelligence is hiring

Ukraine/EuropeNATO boosts cooperation with security teams

TaiwanCCP sees ex-police officer Hou Yu-ih as best shot at presidency

IraqLahur Talabani throws spanner in election plans