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The Corporate Intelligence Village Voice
CT Group hiring, Mintz execs reshuffle, SynMax lobbyist

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

Mumbai/SingaporeCT Group consolidates in Singapore

Los AngelesAsha Muldro moves from Guidepost to Mintz

WashingtonEx-Podesta Group Josh Holly backing ghost ship tracker SynMax Intelligence

New Delhi steps up geospatial intelligence efforts to counter Beijing

April's start of commercially available data from Pixxel's first three Firefly hyperspectral satellites reflects the rise of India's New Space sector.

Both China and US keeping watch on India's ambitions in Indian Ocean

The naval base on the Mauritius islands of Agalega that India used as part of a military drill has caught the attention of the two global powers, both of which are keeping a very close eye on New Delhi's plans in the Indian Ocean.

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.

Innefu Labs has sights set on Gulf

The Indian cyber-intelligence company Innefu Labs, founded by two former executives from Appin Security, a firm once favoured by Western private investigators, wants to expand its business in the Gulf and further afield.

France and India's blooming military space cooperation

A delegation from the Indian Defence Space Agency, led by its director Pawan Kumar, travelled to Paris recently to meet with one of its closest partners. The aim of the trip was to negotiate a partnership on space surveillance between both countries.

The Intelligence Gazette
US intel chief helps whistleblowers, BND in mourning, CNRLT's sideline, Germany's 'chaotic' Afghan exit, French Madrid embassy contested

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

US Ex-military intelligence chief to assist Pentagon whistleblowers

Germany BND opens quiet room for dead agents

France/India French intelligence coordination body's secret sideline

Germany Poor intel coordination blamed for chaotic German withdrawal from Afghanistan

France Spanish embassy post offered to DGRIS chief Alice Rufo

Spotlight
Hack for hire and Panama Papers: FBI bid to extradite Israeli investigator awakens Elliott's Argentine ghosts

Private investigator Amit Forlit's extradition hearing for alleged hacking in the US is causing concern in the corporate intelligence community of which he has been a key figure over the past decade.

Paris and Delhi join underwater acoustic intelligence forces

France's Naval Group is carrying out advanced research in the field of AI applied to acoustic intelligence with a specialist lab in New Delhi, hoping to be able to detect new types of near-silent submarines.

The Intelligence Gazette
CIA veteran, Lithuanian borders, counter-espionage in Bishkek, Paris, New Delhi and the Guoanbu, upgrades in Warsaw

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

United StatesCIA Europe veteran opens own consultancy

Lithuania/BelarusVilnius upgrades border surveillance system to counter destabilisation tactics

KyrgyzstanMilitary counter-espionage used to fight misappropriation

France/IndiaBeijing's Guoanbu concerned about growing relations

PolandMilitary intelligence gives input on army upgrades

Space surveillance market boosted by arrival of Indo-Pacific operators

Once carried out from the ground according to national needs, the surveillance of objects in orbit has become the subject of increased competition between states and the companies they back in a rapidly evolving market, particularly in the Indo-Pacific.