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Libya Back In Good Odor

The discovery of the first arrest warrant ever issued by Interpol against Osama Bin Laden on April 15, 1998 confirms the existence of strong ties between the terrorist chief and Libyan opponents of Muammar Kadhafi (document marked 1998/20232 available on [.

MI5 Bites Nails About its Libyan Friends

The Jamaa al Islamiya al Muqatila movement known under its name of Libyan Fighting Group got its start in London. [...]

Former Shell Boss Takes Up Climate Brief

The next world conference on global warming in September, 2002 in Johannesburg is being taken very seriously by big business. [...]

Anji Hunter

In taking over as head of communications at British Petroleum, Anji Hunter, a friend of Tony Blair's for 30 years, [...]

Andy Blezzard

The success or failure of the National Criminal Intelligence Service’s efforts to stamp out funding for terrorists rests largely on [...]

Switch in CRG’s ?Insurance Partner

The British concern Control Risks Group is going from success to success on the American market barely three years after [...]

New Satellite Antenna

An affiliate of BAE Systems, Communications & Defence Infrastructure, has [...]

British Briefing

Britain’s National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) is sponsoring an event [...]

GCHQ Secrets Bared

Published last week in London, a book by Matthew Aid and Cees Wiebes provides one of the first detailed looks [...]

Abacha Case an Indictment of London

Investigation into the money accumulated by late Nigerian dictator Sani Abachi has revealed a lot of double-dealing by European Banks. Some of the world's leading financial establishments use their affiliates in the U.K. for secretive operations.

Control Risks Bounces Back

Approached regularly by the English-language media for country-risk analysis, the British group Control Risks Group is working to provide services [...]

BAE Systems Closer to Customers

The British group BAE Systems is setting up a research [...]

Get-Together

The Royal Institute of Navigation is organizing an international conference [...]

Risk Advisory Sells E-Surveillance

The British investigative firm Risk Advisory Group has just teamed up with the local subsidiary of the U.S. company Cyveillance [...]

Future Directions

A conference on Command Posts of the Future will be [...]

John Scarlett

Prime minister Tony Blair has named John Scarlett , a MI6 agent since 1971, as chairman of the Joint Intelligence [...]

Shell's New Lobbying Operation

The oil company has recruited an expert from financial circles to head its new lobbying operation, and this at a time when the group must substantially change its image.

Firms Put Money on Computer Risk

Working on the theory that a worried customer is a [...]