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McChrystal "in an impasse"

One of France's leading specialists on Afghanistan is pessimistic about the chances of success in the much-vaunted "surge" against the Taliban.

Subscribers only Defence 21.04.2010

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

Stephen R. Kappes

Stephen R. Kappes, who is due to step down as [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Valerie Plame

Valerie Plame, the CIA agent whose cover was blown by [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

S. Leslie Ireland

S. Leslie Ireland, formerly responsible for President Barack Obama's morning [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

James Clapper

James Clapper, the Under Secretary of Defence for Intelligence, has [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

Michael Morell

Michael Morell will replace Stephen R. Kappes in May as [...]

Subscribers only 21.04.2010

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Humanitarian goldmine for private security

Always looking for new opportunities to expand, international private security firms are moving into the booming business of humanitarian aid. Non-governmental organisations and aid agencies already use private security firms to protect their missions in Afghanistan and other potentially risky [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 21.04.2010

Biometric intelligence

A new agency has just gone into business to manage biometric data collected by the American army.

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Corporate monitor, a lucrative sideline

It is thanks to his dual role as lawyer and head of a corporate intelligence firm that the ex-director of [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 07.04.2010

Due diligence in Saudi wrangle

A confidential investigation by the British agency Hibis on behalf of the Bahrain Ministry of Justice is at the centre of a New York court case.

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Mann Mairone's private anti-terrorist squad

Specialised in class actions on behalf of victims of terrorism, the Israeli-American law firm Mann Mairone employs former Shabak intelligence agents as investigators.

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Stopping leaks on Facebook and Twitter

Companies are learning how they, too, can keep up to date with their employees on Facebook and Twitter.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 07.04.2010

Michael Chertoff

Michael Chertoff, who headed the Department of Homeland Security from [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 07.04.2010

James C Trainor Jr

James C Trainor Jr, was named director of the Intelligence [...]

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Patrick C. Neary

Patrick C. Neary, Principal Deputy Director and Chief Strategist at [...]

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Shuja Pasha

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

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Lebanese agent cleared

CBS News' investigative show 60 minutes aired a report April [...]

Subscribers only Operations 07.04.2010

Islamabad’s wish list

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

Subscribers only Defence 07.04.2010

Cerberus moves into intelligence

Like Carlyle and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co (IOL 571, [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 07.04.2010

Kroll

Kroll last month received a letter from Max Baucus, the [...]

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Scowcroft Group

Scowcroft Group, the firm owned by former National Security Advisor [...]

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

Global

Global, the company owned by former Royal Marines commander Damien [...]

Subscribers only 07.04.2010

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Integrity certificates to keep out of court

Several laws in preparation in Europe, including the UK's Bribery bill, along with growing international co-operation in the fight against corruption, mean that more and costlier legal proceedings seem likely (BAE Systems) paid €400 million in fines last month to [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 07.04.2010

Detecting biological attacks with a telephone

To defeat terrorism, the United States wants to transform portable telephones into biological sensors.

Subscribers only 24.03.2010

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All articles - United States

McChrystal "in an impasse"

ISI keeps iron in Kabul fire

Stephen R. Kappes

Valerie Plame

S. Leslie Ireland

James Clapper

Michael Morell

Spotlight
Humanitarian goldmine for private security

Biometric intelligence

Corporate monitor, a lucrative sideline

Due diligence in Saudi wrangle

Mann Mairone's private anti-terrorist squad

Stopping leaks on Facebook and Twitter

Michael Chertoff

James C Trainor Jr

Patrick C. Neary

Shuja Pasha

Lebanese agent cleared

Islamabad’s wish list

Cerberus moves into intelligence

Kroll

Scowcroft Group

Global

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Integrity certificates to keep out of court

Detecting biological attacks with a telephone

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All articles - United States

McChrystal "in an impasse"

ISI keeps iron in Kabul fire

Stephen R. Kappes

Valerie Plame

S. Leslie Ireland

James Clapper

Michael Morell

Spotlight Humanitarian goldmine for private security

Biometric intelligence

Corporate monitor, a lucrative sideline

Due diligence in Saudi wrangle

Mann Mairone's private anti-terrorist squad

Stopping leaks on Facebook and Twitter

Michael Chertoff

James C Trainor Jr

Patrick C. Neary

Shuja Pasha

Lebanese agent cleared

Islamabad’s wish list

Cerberus moves into intelligence

Kroll

Scowcroft Group

Global

Spotlight Integrity certificates to keep out of court

Detecting biological attacks with a telephone

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About Intelligence Online

Subscription

Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Spotlight
Humanitarian goldmine for private security

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Integrity certificates to keep out of court