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Idemia and Jean-Louis Bruguière, Amarante in Liberia, Onet and Ottawa

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

Bangkok/SingaporeFormer anti-terrorism judge Jean-Louis Bruguière, a short-lived consultant for Idemia

BrusselsAmarante to protect EU missions in Liberia

OttawaOnet sets its sights on Canada

French customs authorities probe alleged Russian-Thai sanctions-busting aviation network

A network believed to be circumventing Russian sanctions in the civil aviation sector is thriving despite cross-Atlantic contacts between the relevant authorities.

Bangkok blows the starting whistle for its future frigate

Bangkok is advancing on the tender process for its future frigate by distributing specifications to interested manufacturers. Competition for this contract is expected to be intense and attract international interest.

Israeli private investigator arrested after death of crypto entrepreneur Roman Novak

The investigation into the murders of the Russian cryptocurrency entrepreneur and his wife has led to several people being taken into custody. Among them is a well-known figure in the private investigation industry in Southeast Asia.

Thai Navy seeks frigates from both Navantia and Hanwha Ocean

The Thai top brass is seeking rapidly to secure the budgets necessary to finalise the acquisition of long-awaited frigates. The plan is reportedly to buy from both manufacturers vying for the contract.

Bangkok to have its first electronic intelligence system in 2027

Germany's Rohde & Schwarz has inked a deal to provide electronic warfare equipment to the Thai military, despite concerns in Berlin about technology exports to the country.

Field narrows for Royal Thai Air Force's air defence system

Only three candidates remain to supply the Royal Thai Air Force with an air defence system after the budget was dramatically slashed.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Oliver Wyman works for French culture ministry, Richard Dailly leaves Compliancia, Mike Waltz's NSA team defends Hanwha

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

ParisOliver Wyman works on Saudi Arabia for French culture ministry

BangkokRichard Dailly leaves Compliancia shortly after arriving

WashingtonMembers of Mike Waltz's NSA team join Hanwha in Washington as Beijing trade war heats up