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Bringing the Hostages Home

Intelligence Online has gleaned details about the way France managed the crisis that led to the recent release of two French newsmen held hostage in Iraq.

Subscribers only 03.02.2005

Syria a Rear Base for Iraq Fighters

A Lebanese Islamic radical has told Intelligence Online how guerilla fighters make their way to Iraq through Syria.

Subscribers only 20.01.2005

B. Shawkat Zebari

The first Kurd to command the Iraqi army, general Babaker [...]

Subscribers only 20.01.2005

French Miss Out on Kirkuk Study

Short-listed in early December by the Iraqi oil ministry for [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 20.01.2005

Erinys Contract Runs Out

Awarded in August, 2003, a contract to the British firm Erinys International to protect Iraqi oil infrastructure expired on Dec. [...]

Subscribers only 06.01.2005

Good Times Roll for Insurance Men

The security boom in Iraq is benefiting lawyers and insurance companies as much as security firms.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.12.2004

Security Firms Gang Up on Spicer

As an official interface between the U.S. Army and private military companies, the Aegis company run by Tim Spicer has come under fire from several quarters in Baghdad.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.12.2004

Dynasty Back In Business

Grandson of trader Callouste Gulbenkian who founded the Iraq Petroleum [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.12.2004

Iraqi Ba'ath Regroups in Aleppo

The hardcore of Iraq's Ba'ath party, which has banded together in a "High Resistance Command," has held several secret meetings in Aleppo, Syria in recent weeks.

Subscribers only 02.12.2004

French in Good Position for Oil Deal

Two French groups are strongly in the running for important contracts to assess the reserves of the Kirkuk and Rumaila oil fields.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.12.2004

Boeing Promotes Sale to Iraqi Airways

Officials from Boeing traveled to Baghdad last month to meet [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 02.12.2004

New Guerilla Tactics

The High Command of the Iraqi Resistance, which recently met [...]

Subscribers only 02.12.2004

Iran Wins and Loses a Battle

The fight for Faluja had the paradoxical effect of throwing Iraq's Sunni fundamentalists into the arms of the Iran's Shi'ite [...]

Subscribers only 18.11.2004

Law Firms in Dubious Position

Several law firms employed by the new Iraqi government to negotiate the country's debts or try to recover money siphoned off from the Oil-for-Food program could face conflicts of interest.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.11.2004

SEEKING IRAQ'S TREASURE

In a long hearing before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on [...]

Subscribers only 18.11.2004

Private Creditors Get Act Together

As countries holding Iraqi debt staged their first meeting in [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.11.2004

Maneuvers on Iraq's Debt

Vulture funds, bankers, lawyers and oil companies are all looking forward to a first meeting of Iraq's creditors at the Paris Club in mid-November.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 04.11.2004

Washington Drops Talabani

One by one, the United States is dropping its Iraqi [...]

Subscribers only 04.11.2004

Rise and Fall of a contractor

Winner of a contract in June, 2003 to protect Baghdad [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.10.2004

Kosrat Rasul

Less powerful than Parastin, the Kurdish Democratic Party's intelligence service [...]

Subscribers only 07.10.2004

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How Iraqi Conflict Spreading to Saudi Arabia

The war in Iraq is insidiously making its way into Saudi Arabia. In recent weeks several Middle East intelligence agencies have noted a step-up in activity among terrorist movements which could herald a new spate of attacks in the kingdom [.

Subscribers only 23.09.2004

Saddam's Secret Network

The secret networks that Saddam Hussein used to get around the arms embargo in Iraq are now being employed to finance the Iraqi "resistance."

Subscribers only 23.09.2004

Old Boy Network from South Africa

Contracted last year by the defunct Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) to protect Iraq's oil infrastructure, the Erinys security firm employs [...]

Subscribers only 23.09.2004

Will Banks Follow the Leader?

The International Finance Corp., private investment arm of the World [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 23.09.2004

Four Iraqi Sunni Movements

According to Jordanian intelligence, which counts among the best informed about the Sunni resistance in Iraq, four main groups dominate the scene. They are:

Subscribers only 09.09.2004

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All articles - Iraq

Bringing the Hostages Home

Syria a Rear Base for Iraq Fighters

B. Shawkat Zebari

French Miss Out on Kirkuk Study

Erinys Contract Runs Out

Good Times Roll for Insurance Men

Security Firms Gang Up on Spicer

Dynasty Back In Business

Iraqi Ba'ath Regroups in Aleppo

French in Good Position for Oil Deal

Boeing Promotes Sale to Iraqi Airways

New Guerilla Tactics

Iran Wins and Loses a Battle

Law Firms in Dubious Position

SEEKING IRAQ'S TREASURE

Private Creditors Get Act Together

Maneuvers on Iraq's Debt

Washington Drops Talabani

Rise and Fall of a contractor

Kosrat Rasul

Spotlight
How Iraqi Conflict Spreading to Saudi Arabia

Saddam's Secret Network

Old Boy Network from South Africa

Will Banks Follow the Leader?

Four Iraqi Sunni Movements

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Bringing the Hostages Home

Syria a Rear Base for Iraq Fighters

B. Shawkat Zebari

French Miss Out on Kirkuk Study

Erinys Contract Runs Out

Good Times Roll for Insurance Men

Security Firms Gang Up on Spicer

Dynasty Back In Business

Iraqi Ba'ath Regroups in Aleppo

French in Good Position for Oil Deal

Boeing Promotes Sale to Iraqi Airways

New Guerilla Tactics

Iran Wins and Loses a Battle

Law Firms in Dubious Position

SEEKING IRAQ'S TREASURE

Private Creditors Get Act Together

Maneuvers on Iraq's Debt

Washington Drops Talabani

Rise and Fall of a contractor

Kosrat Rasul

Spotlight How Iraqi Conflict Spreading to Saudi Arabia

Saddam's Secret Network

Old Boy Network from South Africa

Will Banks Follow the Leader?

Four Iraqi Sunni Movements

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How Iraqi Conflict Spreading to Saudi Arabia