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The Agencies' Gazette
Rare language translators sought, US-Cambodia resume military exercises, Scandinavian cooperation

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

France Intelligence services' struggles with rarer languages

Cambodia US defense secretary arriving to restart cooperation

Norway Scandinavian countries reboot joint intelligence effort

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Phintias Advisory, HKA, GMTL

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

LondonOxbridge research duo head into private consultancy

DallasHKA poaches slew of investigators from StoneTurn

London/WashingtonA new adviser for GMTL

The small US firm spreading anti-French Russian narratives in the English-speaking world

Through a deft game of collusion between Russia's state entities, the information war that Moscow is waging against Paris in New Caledonia is spreading to the United States and other English-language countries.

The Agencies' Gazette
War vet club's new PR head, Hanoi's info warfare guru, French intel academy, NRO preps for Congress, EU ready for Republicans

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

France Intelligence services vets club gets new head

Vietnam Information warfare master joins Politburo

France Intelligence academy broadens courses to further circles

Washington NRO adds muscle to Congress liaison office before possible Trump presidency

Washington EU keeps options open with US Republicans

Venezuelan national oil company enlists Cormac Group for ongoing litigation

The ad-hoc board of Venezuela's PDVSA is looking to meet with members of Congress as the possible sale of the company's assets looms.

Trump operatives form Christian Orthodox non-profit

Members of the new Christian Orthodox Coalition organisation have close ties to the Trump campaign, but also to countries like Russia, Serbia and Romania.

TSMC finds problems galore as it builds mega plant in US

Amid a technology war between United States and China, the Taiwanese semiconductor giant is due to open its mega-plant in Arizona next year. But internal reports do not bode well for TSMC's US plans.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Silverbridge, Nardello, Security Ronin

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

LondonSilverbridge lands two new recruits

Los AngelesNardello gives digital investigations its own director

London/Hong KongForensics sleuth Albert Hui lays roots in London

Washington keeps control of French drone intelligence tools at the Olympics

The French military's Reaper drones that will be flying over the Paris Olympics will remain under the close watch of their US designers, with French technicians not allowed to access to their most sensitive components.

US business diplomat hooks up her defence clients with Kyiv and Tel Aviv

Dubai-based Amulus Security is using the services of little-known Ohio company Mintovate to help it sell its ballistics protection equipment to the Ukrainian and Israeli armies.

Iconic American vulnerability trader Zerodium to close its doors?

The US seller of zero-day vulnerabilities has been inactive for months and may be about to shut up shop for good. Its downfall is symbolic of a market in crisis.

Spotlight
Niger's uranium mines prompt spy satellite frenzy

As Niger comes under Russian influence, Washington and Paris are keeping a close eye on the country's uranium deposits. More discreetly, Beijing is also getting in on the same act.

Race is on to provide space-based signal intelligence services in Indo-Pacific

France's Unseenlabs and US giant HawkEye 360 are prospecting Indo-Pacific states interested in keeping track of China's ghost ships under the guise of the need to combat illegal fishing.

The Tech Telegraph
Russell and Rucker to Dataflow Security, Kyiv deploys Vega on frontline, Dror Michman's exit, Faisal al-Bannai's PR push

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT, with a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

Gloucester/WashingtonDataflow hires big wigs to tap into US and UK intelligence markets

KyivVega deploys drone imagery software to frontline

LondonDror Michman bids goodbye to Voyager Labs

Washington/Abu DhabiFaisal al-Bannai's CNN charm offensive