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Ed Djerejian

By appointing former ambassador Ed Djerejian to head a new [...]

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No negociations with Iceland

Last year U.S. secretary of state Colin Powell pledged that [...]

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Why Al Jazeera is being Muzzled

In forcing the managing director of Al Jazeera to step down on May 26, the al Thani family that rules over Qatar completed the chess game it began in 1996 by launching the anti-establishment television channel in the Gulf region. [...]

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How U.S. Will Proceed Against Iran

After hovering between negotiating with Tehran and taking punitive action against it Washington has pumped for a campaign to destabilize the regime.

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What's Behind Polish F-16 Deal

As a bridgehead for the advance of American influence in Eastern Europe, Poland will become a regular customer of U.S. military hardware. Warsaw is making a cool $12 billion in offsets for its acquisition of 44 F-16 fighter aircraft.

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Who's Going to Benefit from Saddam's Loot?

The World Jewish Congress is reportedly leaning on the State Department over the way that frozen assets of former Iraqi [...]

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WASHINGTON
Lenzer Takes on Hedge Funds

A leading Washington financial investigator, Terry Lenzner, lashed out at hedge funds during a hearing before the House of Representatives' [...]

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WASHINGTON
Karen Tandy

The White House nominated Karen Tandy as the new head [...]

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WASHINGTON
Norman Pattiz

A hard-driving media entrepreneur, Norman Pattiz, seems once again to [...]

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WASHINGTON
Will the FDD Manage to Tear Up the Road Map?

An official from the State Department has told an Intelligence [...]

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CHIGAGO
How Boeing Handles Espionage

The Boeing Corporation's way of dealing with intelligence has come partly to light in an affair of involving documents from Lockheed that a former employee of the latter group allegedly handed over to the constructor.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 22.05.2003

DIPLOMACY
Rival Security Deals for Central Asia

In the past two weeks, Moscow and Washington have found themselves competing openly to offer the Central Asian nations a good security deal. A new organization, CSTO, has sprung up to keep the area under Russian influence.

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NEW YORK
Control Risks in U.S. Push

The private British security and intelligence firm Control Risks Group has contracted the Brown Lloyd James company to conduct its [...]

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WASHINGTON
Lenzner to Hire Ex-SEC Boss

The former chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, Harvey Pitt, looks likely to be named senior consultant and vice [...]

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WASHINGTON
NIMA's Powers Spelled Out

Washington's new policy on public-private cooperation in the field of space intelligence gives the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) [...]

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RABAT-WASHINGTON
Commercial Tie in Offing

Negotiations on a free trade accord between Morocco and the U.S. have been given a strong push by security cooperation between Rabat and Washington.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 22.05.2003

WASHINGTON
Bennett Freeman

Burson-Marsteller has made a high-level catch by hiring the services [...]

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WASHINGTON
David Marventano

The U.S. Fluor group has named David Marventano, former vice-president [...]

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WASHINGTON
Richard Quirk

For some weeks now, the National Security Agency's signals intelligence [...]

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WASHINGTON
The Most Aggressive American Firms on Export Markets

The National Foreign Trade Council has discreetly contracted the APCO [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 22.05.2003

WASHINGTON>DAMASCUS
How Powell Twisted Assad's Arm

First came the threats and then the tough bargaining. The State Department is deploying an aggressive strategy to force Syrian president Bachar Assad to change his country's policies in a lasting manner.

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WEAK SIGNALS
Washington – Lobbyists for more Secrecy

Is the United States, the country that invented lobbying, about [...]

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WASHINGTON
How Far Back Does Anthrax Trail Lead ?

Inquiries into the anthrax scare in the United States in [...]

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WASHINGTON
Thomas O'Connell

If Congress endorses his nomination, Thomas O'Connell will shortly become [...]

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WASHINGTON
Stanley Weiss

A former boss of American Premier, a leading minerals and [...]

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Ed Djerejian

No negociations with Iceland

Spotlight
Why Al Jazeera is being Muzzled

How U.S. Will Proceed Against Iran

What's Behind Polish F-16 Deal

Who's Going to Benefit from Saddam's Loot?

WASHINGTON
Lenzer Takes on Hedge Funds

WASHINGTON
Karen Tandy

WASHINGTON
Norman Pattiz

WASHINGTON
Will the FDD Manage to Tear Up the Road Map?

CHIGAGO
How Boeing Handles Espionage

DIPLOMACY
Rival Security Deals for Central Asia

NEW YORK
Control Risks in U.S. Push

WASHINGTON
Lenzner to Hire Ex-SEC Boss

WASHINGTON
NIMA's Powers Spelled Out

RABAT-WASHINGTON
Commercial Tie in Offing

WASHINGTON
Bennett Freeman

WASHINGTON
David Marventano

WASHINGTON
Richard Quirk

WASHINGTON
The Most Aggressive American Firms on Export Markets

WASHINGTON>DAMASCUS
How Powell Twisted Assad's Arm

WEAK SIGNALS
Washington – Lobbyists for more Secrecy

WASHINGTON
How Far Back Does Anthrax Trail Lead ?

WASHINGTON
Thomas O'Connell

WASHINGTON
Stanley Weiss

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Ed Djerejian

No negociations with Iceland

Spotlight Why Al Jazeera is being Muzzled

How U.S. Will Proceed Against Iran

What's Behind Polish F-16 Deal

Who's Going to Benefit from Saddam's Loot?

WASHINGTON Lenzer Takes on Hedge Funds

WASHINGTON Karen Tandy

WASHINGTON Norman Pattiz

WASHINGTON Will the FDD Manage to Tear Up the Road Map?

CHIGAGO How Boeing Handles Espionage

DIPLOMACY Rival Security Deals for Central Asia

NEW YORK Control Risks in U.S. Push

WASHINGTON Lenzner to Hire Ex-SEC Boss

WASHINGTON NIMA's Powers Spelled Out

RABAT-WASHINGTON Commercial Tie in Offing

WASHINGTON Bennett Freeman

WASHINGTON David Marventano

WASHINGTON Richard Quirk

WASHINGTON The Most Aggressive American Firms on Export Markets

WASHINGTON>DAMASCUS How Powell Twisted Assad's Arm

WEAK SIGNALS Washington – Lobbyists for more Secrecy

WASHINGTON How Far Back Does Anthrax Trail Lead ?

WASHINGTON Thomas O'Connell

WASHINGTON Stanley Weiss

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Spotlight
Why Al Jazeera is being Muzzled

WASHINGTON
Lenzer Takes on Hedge Funds

WASHINGTON
Karen Tandy

WASHINGTON
Norman Pattiz

WASHINGTON
Will the FDD Manage to Tear Up the Road Map?

CHIGAGO
How Boeing Handles Espionage

DIPLOMACY
Rival Security Deals for Central Asia

NEW YORK
Control Risks in U.S. Push

WASHINGTON
Lenzner to Hire Ex-SEC Boss

WASHINGTON
NIMA's Powers Spelled Out

RABAT-WASHINGTON
Commercial Tie in Offing

WASHINGTON
Bennett Freeman

WASHINGTON
David Marventano

WASHINGTON
Richard Quirk

WASHINGTON
The Most Aggressive American Firms on Export Markets

WASHINGTON>DAMASCUS
How Powell Twisted Assad's Arm

WEAK SIGNALS
Washington – Lobbyists for more Secrecy

WASHINGTON
How Far Back Does Anthrax Trail Lead ?

WASHINGTON
Thomas O'Connell

WASHINGTON
Stanley Weiss