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The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Hanuman Partners, Erys, Control Risks, Salveo, Putala Strategies

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

London/ManilaHanuman partners still on Sulu case despite major legal defeat

ParisErys wins Hermes contract

KyivControl Risks advising OECD in Ukraine

ParisBenjamin Griveaux rises ranks at ADIT

Washington/BucharestLobbyist close to Trump to boost European LNG project

Kuala Lumpur sources cyber tools from Turkish operator

Turkish cyber and defence electronics firm Pavo Group is on the hunt for zero-day vulnerabilities in order to develop a cyber intelligence tool for the Malaysian intelligence services.

Airbus Defence and Space to bid on Kuala Lumpur Earth observation satellite contract

The European group is preparing an offer for the much-anticipated tender that closes at the end of July. It is likely to face strong competition from around the globe.

Malaysian defence minister to prospect in Ankara for new submarine contract

Kuala Lumpur and Ankara are set to sign off on a contract for the Malaysian armed forces to acquire littoral mission ships built by Turkey's STM. Beyond this symbolic deal, the prospect of acquiring submarines could also be up for discussion.

The Agencies' Gazette
Priority on foreign interference, Malaysia-China secret maritime deal, new adviser to France's CNCTR

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

AustraliaGovernment increases spending on fight against foreign interference and financial intelligence

China/MalaysiaKuala Lumpur and Beijing's discreet South China Sea agreement

FranceEx-adviser to Macron's Renaissance party joins CNCTR commission

Leonardo's huge Malaysia helicopter deal still not sewn up

The Italian defence group will have to be patient before celebrating its new helicopter contract with the Malaysian government, which has been forced to delay the announcement because of various obstacles.

The Agencies' Gazette
MEIO left out, Hezbollah ties, changes at Pentagon, purges in Beijing

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

France/MalaysiaMalaysian intelligence feels cold shoulder from Paris

FranceNo French nationality for Hezbollah-linked CEA researcher

United StatesPentagon's new data-savvy intelligence boss

ChinaCCP prepares to expel Qin Gang and Li Shangfu

Malaysian 1MDB scandal has created many career opportunities in private investigation

The 1MDB scandal, the subject of a recent documentary, has mobilised private investigation firms all over the world for a decade.

Switzerland's EAS Solutions targets Asian markets

Swiss newcomer EAS Solutions has teamed up with Malaysian distributor Mirai to market its IMSI catchers.

Huawei gets back into 5G thanks to its local connections and indirect US help

The Malaysian government's decision to allow Huawei back into its 5G roll-out programme, which has angered American and European foreign policy-makers, was facilitated by intense lobbying by the Chinese group and favourable circumstances, largely created by Washington.

Leonardo and Airbus wage battle for Malaysian skies

Competition for the helicopter market in Malaysia is ramping up with the arrival of a local newcomer backed by Airbus, which is upsetting the monopoly previously enjoyed by Leonardo's local partner, Weststar.

UK cyber experts devour Malaysian threat intelligence opportunities

British cyber capacity-building specialists have recently signed a slew of partnerships in Kuala Lumpur, spurred on by Malaysia's growing appetite for threat intelligence technology.

How the Mossad outsources covert operations to its Malaysian agents

The Mossad's attempt to run covert operations in Malaysia from Israel has recently been publicly exposed as a failure. It also unwittingly disclosed how it recruits, trains and remotely controls cells of local agents.