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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. [...]

Government Intelligence 11/03/2015

Qatar, UAE rivalry in Balkan States Free

Several agents from the Bezbednosno Informativna Agencija (BIA), Serbia’s intelligence service, have recently been seconded to the United Arab Emirates’ [...]

Corporate Intelligence 11/02/2015

Mohammed Dahlan

Mohammed Dahlan, the former head of preventive security of Fatah, [...]

Government Intelligence 25/09/2013

Arms dealers get busy

He was sidelined during Boris Tadic's presidency, but middleman Slobodan Tesic, a central figure in the Serbian arms trade, is [...]

Government Intelligence 02/01/2013

Kosovo: Belgrade wages media offensive

Serbian nationalists lost the war in Kosovo in 1999 but they have not given up the fight, and are now battling to win over Europeans to their cause. [...]

Corporate Intelligence 12/12/2012

Serbian lobbyists make comeback

Lobbyist Milan Petrovic, who defended Serbia’s cause in the US [...]

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Government Intelligence 07/03/2012

Zeman clan leaders rounded up

After an 18 month investigation with their Dutch and Serb [...]

Corporate Intelligence 26/10/2011

Podesta bats for Belgrade

The Podesta group, founded by Democrat strategist Anthony Podesta, won [...]

Government Intelligence 01/06/2011

Sasa Vukadinovic

Sasa Vukadinovic, the head of the Serbian intelligence service Bezbedosno [...]

01/04/2009

Weapons Deals Calm Unrest

The government headed by Boris Tadic has managed to calm [...]

Spotlight 18/03/2009

Early Retirement for Serb “Lord of War”

Systematically protected by nationalists who came to power one after the other in Belgrade, the Serb broker Slobodan Tesic, the kingpin of arms trafficking in the country, has been sidelined by new president Boris Tadic. [...]

Corporate Intelligence 05/11/2008

Gazprom Wins Gas Stake for a Song

Russia’s Gazprom has just paid EUR 400 million for a 51% stake in NIS, Serbia’s national gas company. [...]

Corporate Intelligence 05/11/2008

New Lobbyist in Washington

Represented in the U.S. capital since 2006 by BGR Holding [...]

23/07/2008

Tadic Takes Agencies in Hand

Serbian president Boris Tacid has named an official he trusts as boss of Serbia’s domestic intelligence agency. Tadic already controlled defence intelligence agencies whose security service has just arrested Radovan Karadzic, former Serbian chieftan in Bo [. [...]

Corporate Intelligence 09/07/2008

Happy Outcome for Subotic

The federal prosecutor's office in Russia has decided to release [...]

Corporate Intelligence 14/05/2008

Serbs Settle Their Scores

Arrested in Moscow, businessman Stanko Subotic, the richest man in Serbia, fell victim to a settling of scores between Serbs. [...]

13/02/2008

Kostunica Throws Spanner in Works

European Union officials imagined that the re-election of Boris Tadic [...]

03/10/2007

Good Old Methods Back in Vogue

Instead of hunting down war criminals Serbian intelligence spends its time harassing the opposition to strengthen the nationalist government's grip. [...]

09/05/2003

U.N. Blocks Serb Arms Shipment

Acting on a request from the United Nations, the authorities in Belgrade prevented 50 tons of weapons and ammunition from [...]

17/04/2003

Purge Hits Military Bosses

The investigation into the assassination Zoran Djindjic has spread to military circles and is leading to a clean-up that could usher in a new period in Belgrade. [...]

17/04/2003

What Reception for New Security Bosses ?

Former Serb military chiefs in Kosovo are being put back [...]

03/04/2003

Abortive Putsch in Serbia

As the inquiry into the assassination of prime minister Zoran Djindjic advances investigators are uncovering further evidence of dirty dealings in the highest levels of government. [...]

20/03/2003

Saddam's Serb Arms Suppliers

Intelligence Online has identified a major weapons trade between Serbia and Iraq. It took place between 1995 and 2002 and concerned only conventional weapons. Here are our findings. [...]

20/03/2003

Tortuous Path to Djindjic Killing

The assassination of Serb prime minister Zoran Djindjic has all the appearances of a settling of scores between two criminal gangs. [...]

23/01/2003

Serbia Seeks to Please West

Belgrade is working to change its judicial system under pressure from the U.S., Italian, French and German authorities. [...]

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ALL ARTICLES - SERBIA

Beltech and Tesic arm General Haftar

Qatar, UAE rivalry in Balkan States Free

Mohammed Dahlan

Arms dealers get busy

Kosovo: Belgrade wages media offensive

Serbian lobbyists make comeback

Zeman clan leaders rounded up

Podesta bats for Belgrade

Sasa Vukadinovic

Weapons Deals Calm Unrest

Early Retirement for Serb “Lord of War”

Gazprom Wins Gas Stake for a Song

New Lobbyist in Washington

Tadic Takes Agencies in Hand

Happy Outcome for Subotic

Serbs Settle Their Scores

Kostunica Throws Spanner in Works

Good Old Methods Back in Vogue

U.N. Blocks Serb Arms Shipment

Purge Hits Military Bosses

What Reception for New Security Bosses ?

Abortive Putsch in Serbia

Saddam's Serb Arms Suppliers

Tortuous Path to Djindjic Killing

Serbia Seeks to Please West

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