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OsloBritain's JD2E to train Norwegian P-8 Poseidon operators in electronic warfare

WashingtonDARPA looking for flaws in AI-enhanced systems

AmsterdamNetstone to provide threat intelligence to secure Dutch healthcare

Congolese candidate hopes for Russian largesse in UN court elections

The International Criminal Court case against Russia has muddied the waters for Congolese judge Antoine Kesia-Mbe Mindua, who is seeking election to the UN International Court of Justice.

With Damen in ambush, Naval Group could lose Romanian corvette deal

While the Romanian defence ministry is getting impatient, against the backdrop of the war in neighbouring Ukraine, France's Naval Group is openly in conflict with its local partner SNC. Dutch competitor Damen is ready to step in.

Microchip technology champion ASML tries to balance interests in China, US and Taiwan

In the midst of the global battle for semiconductor supplies, ASML is lobbying the US to ease export restrictions to China. But for Washington, this is out of the question, as the New Zealand group is the main supplier of machine tools to Taiwan, the chip-making king.

Dutch court case rocks the boat of TKMS and Thales Egyptian naval mega-deal

A court case in the Netherlands is challenging the naval exception to the country's ban of military sales to Egypt, which could have repercussions for TKMS's sale of the Meko frigates, equipped with Dutch-made Thales C3 systems, to Cairo.

Vimac Consultancy adds diplomatic touch to TKMS Dutch submarine bid

Business diplomacy firm Vimac Consultancy helps German shipyard TKMS boost its bid to supply The Hague with four new submarines. It is facing stiff competition from France's Naval Group and the Saab-Damen duo, which also have strong networks in the country.

Turkmenistan gas spat comes back to haunt BNP in New York

The legal dispute between Turkmengas and its former supplier Chemix, which has dragged on since 2012, has taken a fresh turn in New York where the role of the BNP is now under scrutiny.

Netherlands ramps up economic security

The Dutch external intelligence service has issued fresh warnings about corporate spying of the country's businesses by China, Russia and other foreign powers.

Intelligence services criticized for poorly targeted interceptions

The Netherlands' independent intelligence committee, the Commissie van Toezicht op de Inlichtingen- en Veiligheidsdiensten (CTIVD), flagged up irregularities in interceptions [...]

AIVD tries to keep cyber-enemy equipment out of The Hague

Concerned about the growing number of cyber-attacks in the country, the Netherlands' intelligence service, the AIVD, is considering an unusual [...]

The Hague aligns with Washington against Chinese spying

The Netherlands' AIVD and MIVD, the intelligence service and military [...]

5G poses threat to SIGINT stations

The Netherlands' military intelligence service, the MIVD, is looking for [...]

The AIVD

The AIVD and the MIVD, the Netherlands' intelligence services, are [...]

Interseco

Interseco, the Dutch corporate intelligence and private security firm, was [...]

European alliance against Stuxnet

Two years after the discovery of Stuxnet, the first computer [...]