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Government Intelligence 24/12/2019

Moscow's Pantsir deployed to help Haftar

Russia has stepped up its military involvement in support of Libya's General Khalifa Haftar. Intelligence Online investigates the heavy deployment. [...]

Surveillance & Interception 22/02/2017

Moonshot CVE leads British cyber psy ops against Islamic State

A start-up launched with Google’s support is using Adwords and Whatsapp and Telegram accounts to counter IS propaganda. [...]

Government Intelligence 27/07/2016

How DGSE operates in Libya

The death of three DGSE officers in Libya on July 17 sheds light on the French external intelligence service's activities in the country. [...]

Breaking news 12/01/2016

Argus Security obtains release of hostages in Tripoli

According to Intelligence Online's sources in Tripoli and Paris, Argus Security Projects, the private security firm headed by Hermann Baumgertener, [...]

18/11/2015

Al Mutlaq, Tobruk intermediary

Emirati officials’ e-mails that were recently leaked reveal the role that Al Mytlaq Tehcnology has played in arming the rebels supported by Abu Dhabi. [...]

Corporate Intelligence 27/05/2015

Argus in conflict with former Libyan advisor

Cyprus-registered private security operator Argus Security Projects, a privileged partner of the European Union in conflict zones, is under pressure from one of its former partners in Libya. [...]

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Corporate Intelligence 08/04/2015

Beltech and Tesic arm General Haftar

With support from Belarus’ armaments office, Serbia’s star arms dealer Slobodan Tesic is increasingly active in civil war-torn Libya. [...]

Corporate Intelligence 03/09/2014

Aegis

Aegis, the private security firm founded by Tim Spencer, is [...]

Corporate Intelligence 16/07/2014

Galea

Galea, the small private security company headed by Frenchmen Alain [...]

Breaking news 04/07/2014

Argus and Galea extract staff held in East

The security firms Argus and Galea managed on July 3 to extract four of their employees held under house arrest [...]

Corporate Intelligence 21/05/2014

Libyan asset hunters back in business

Charles Seidel and Haig Melkessetian, who previously headed the now defunct Command Global Service (IOL nº690), are poised to launch [...]

Corporate Intelligence 07/05/2014

Inter-Mediate Free

Inter-Mediate, the private diplomacy firm headed by Tony Blair's former [...]

Corporate Intelligence 20/11/2013

Nathil shortlisted for Libya

Alongside private security heavyweights Control Risks Group, Aegis and Argus, [...]

Corporate Intelligence 23/10/2013

GardaWorld

GardaWorld, the international subsidiary of the security and cash transportation [...]

Government Intelligence 09/10/2013

AISE

AISE (Agenzia Informazioni e Sicurezza Esterna), the Italian foreign intelligence [...]

Corporate Intelligence 09/10/2013

A swoop on Gaddafi's funds in Europe

Command Global Service (CGS), an American investigative firm retained by [...]

Corporate Intelligence 12/06/2013

CGS tracks Gaddafi's missing billions

Command Global Services has a small unit dedicated to recovering assets owned by the late Libyan ruler and his family. [...]

Government Intelligence 27/03/2013

Ahmed Gaddaf Eddam

Ahmed Gaddaf Eddam, the cousin of the late Colonel Gaddafi, [...]

Corporate Intelligence 27/03/2013

Paramount makes offer to the air force

After acquiring the French avionics group ATE (IOL 679), the [...]

Government Intelligence 12/12/2012

Ahmed Kaddafedam

Ahmed Kaddafedam, a cousin of the late Colonel Gaddafi who [...]

Corporate Intelligence 31/10/2012

Algeria mulls border security contract Free

Given the growing jihadist presence in the Sahel, Algeria is [...]

Government Intelligence 17/10/2012

Light shed on clandestine ops in Libya

Western special forces’ role in Colonel Gaddafi’s downfall remains little-known, but a number of recent publications have partially lifted the lid. [...]

Spotlight Government Intelligence 03/10/2012

French hostage resolution: too many cooks

Since François Hollande's election as French president, the Elysee Palace no longer has someone in overall charge of handing hostage crisis resolution. Benoit Puga used to be in this position when he was Nicolas Sarkozy's private military chief of staff [. [...]

Corporate Intelligence 03/10/2012

Security void in diplomat’s death

The Libyan associates of a British company were protecting the US mission in Benghazi when Chris Stevens was killed. [...]

Corporate Intelligence 19/09/2012

US consul had private guards

Four months before he was killed in an attack on [...]

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ALL ARTICLES - LIBYA

Moscow's Pantsir deployed to help Haftar

Moonshot CVE leads British cyber psy ops against Islamic State

How DGSE operates in Libya

Argus Security obtains release of hostages in Tripoli

Al Mutlaq, Tobruk intermediary

Argus in conflict with former Libyan advisor

Beltech and Tesic arm General Haftar

Aegis

Galea

Argus and Galea extract staff held in East

Libyan asset hunters back in business

Inter-Mediate Free

Nathil shortlisted for Libya

GardaWorld

AISE

A swoop on Gaddafi's funds in Europe

CGS tracks Gaddafi's missing billions

Ahmed Gaddaf Eddam

Paramount makes offer to the air force

Ahmed Kaddafedam

Algeria mulls border security contract Free

Light shed on clandestine ops in Libya

French hostage resolution: too many cooks

Security void in diplomat’s death

US consul had private guards

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