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The CIA

The CIA has been financing branches of the Pakistani intelligence [...]

Subscribers only 07.12.2011

Pakistan lobbyists go to Washington

Husain Haqqani, Pakistan’s ambassador to Washington, resigned on November 22 following the publication of a memo purportedly written with the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 23.11.2011

Khaled bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz

Khaled bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz, the son of Prince Bandar [...]

Subscribers only 12.10.2011

ISI versus CIA

During a one-on-one meeting with his Pakistani counterpart Ashfaq Parvez Kayani during a meeting of NATO military chiefs in Seville [...]

Subscribers only Operations 28.09.2011

NGOs linked to ISI, says FBI

An FBI probe has raised suspicions that two European NGOs could be secretly financed and controlled by Pakistan's Inter-Service Intelligence.

Subscribers only 27.07.2011

KIG, from polo ground to battlefield

Headed by a semi professional polo player, Kazi Investment Group (KIG) represents a number of U.S. defence groups in Pakistan and Afghanistan.

Subscribers only 13.07.2011

John Sawers

John Sawers, the director of the Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), [...]

Subscribers only 13.04.2011

Ex-CIA agents probe counterfeit dollars

Raymond Davis, the CIA consultant acquitted of two counts of murder in Lahore on March 16, was also investigating counterfeit [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 30.03.2011

Pakistani soldiers on Gulf duty alert

The head of Saudi Arabia’s National Security Council, Prince Bandar [...]

Subscribers only Defence 30.03.2011

OES, Pakistan military's temp agency

The armed forces of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain employ many Pakistani military officers, who are recruited through a state-run agency.

Subscribers only 16.03.2011

John Sawers

John Sawers, head of Britain's Secret Intelligence Service (SIS or [...]

Subscribers only 16.03.2011

Spotlight
How Paris lost the Pakistani market

Having sold Mirage aircraft, Agosta submarines and Mistral missiles to Pakistan, Paris was the country's principal military supplier for many years. But all that has changed. Today, the French are being progressively edged out of the market by China, which [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.03.2011

Keeping tabs on web hijackers

Telecoms networks can easily "hijack" internet traffic by re-routing it. A few sites keep track of these "errors" of orientation.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 01.12.2010

Anti-Taliban snipers

Drones are no longer sufficient to combat the Taliban and [...]

Subscribers only Defence 03.11.2010

Ronnie Flanagan

Ronnie Flanagan, the former Northern Ireland police chief, is investigating [...]

Subscribers only 08.09.2010

Zardari's Paris shopping trip

Pakistan and France are secretly negotiating a major arms deal for equipment destined for use against Taliban camps.

Subscribers only 25.08.2010

General Kayani plays mediator

The Pakistan Army has been given carte blanche to hand pick the Taliban who will take part in a political settlement with Afghan President Hamid Karzai.

Subscribers only Back-Door Diplomacy 23.06.2010

ISI keeps iron in Kabul fire

Despite its professed unity with the American intelligence services during the "Strategic Dialogue" in Washington last month (IOL 615), Pakistan's [...]

Subscribers only Operations 21.04.2010

Karachi bomb: report due

A French parliamentary inquiry into the 2002 killing of 11 [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 21.04.2010

Scotland Yard "used"

A United Nations report into the assassination of Pakistan’s former [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 21.04.2010

DCNS can sell to Pakistan, but not ATE

The French naval group DCNS is negotiating the sale of conventional submarines to Islamabad, but ATE is not being allowed to equip the Pakistani JF17 aircraft.

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Shah Mahmood Qureshi

Shah Mahmood Qureshi, Pakistan's Minister for Foreign Affairs, travelled to [...]

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Shuja Pasha

Shuja Pasha, head of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), is taking [...]

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Islamabad’s wish list

In parallel with its Strategic Dialogue with the U.S. March [...]

Subscribers only Defence 07.04.2010

How Saudi Arabia persuaded the ISI

A change of tack by Pakistan's intelligence services, which arrested the Taliban No. 2 last week, owes much to Riyadh.

Free access Agencies 24.02.2010

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All articles - Pakistan

The CIA

Pakistan lobbyists go to Washington

Khaled bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz

ISI versus CIA

NGOs linked to ISI, says FBI

KIG, from polo ground to battlefield

John Sawers

Ex-CIA agents probe counterfeit dollars

Pakistani soldiers on Gulf duty alert

OES, Pakistan military's temp agency

John Sawers

Spotlight
How Paris lost the Pakistani market

Keeping tabs on web hijackers

Anti-Taliban snipers

Ronnie Flanagan

Zardari's Paris shopping trip

General Kayani plays mediator

ISI keeps iron in Kabul fire

Karachi bomb: report due

Scotland Yard "used"

DCNS can sell to Pakistan, but not ATE

Shah Mahmood Qureshi

Shuja Pasha

Islamabad’s wish list

How Saudi Arabia persuaded the ISI

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All articles - Pakistan

The CIA

Pakistan lobbyists go to Washington

Khaled bin Bandar bin Abdulaziz

ISI versus CIA

NGOs linked to ISI, says FBI

KIG, from polo ground to battlefield

John Sawers

Ex-CIA agents probe counterfeit dollars

Pakistani soldiers on Gulf duty alert

OES, Pakistan military's temp agency

John Sawers

Spotlight How Paris lost the Pakistani market

Keeping tabs on web hijackers

Anti-Taliban snipers

Ronnie Flanagan

Zardari's Paris shopping trip

General Kayani plays mediator

ISI keeps iron in Kabul fire

Karachi bomb: report due

Scotland Yard "used"

DCNS can sell to Pakistan, but not ATE

Shah Mahmood Qureshi

Shuja Pasha

Islamabad’s wish list

How Saudi Arabia persuaded the ISI

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About Intelligence Online

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Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Spotlight
How Paris lost the Pakistani market