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Private investigators rumble in Guinea jungle

Iron-ore rich Mount Simandou, in the Guinean forest, is the theatre of a bitter stand-off that is mobilising private investigators on three continents.

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Chevron "turns" its accusers

In a move that would make any counter-intelligence service proud, Chevron "turned" an Ecuadorian former judge involved in its $18 billion conviction for pollution.

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Cheap surveillance for emerging markets

Emerging economies, which depend heavily on the air monitoring services of their Western allies, will soon be able to afford [...]

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Oleg Deripaska

Oleg Deripaska has not given up hopes of obtaining a [...]

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John Brennan

John Brennan who was appointed head of the CIA on [...]

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Tirana hires crack PR squad

In response to Serbia's bullish PR efforts in Washington, Albania [...]

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Kiev hires more US lobbyists

Billy Tauzin, who was a Louisiana Congressman for for 20 [...]

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Guidepost Solutions

Guidepost Solutions, the private investigation and private security firm founded [...]

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K2

K2, the company founded by Jules Kroll and his son [...]

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Harold "Jay" Arthur Christy

Harold "Jay" Arthur Christy, has been replaced as private security [...]

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CIA chief Brennan's hidden role

New CIA chief John Brennan, Barack Obama's former anti-terrorism advisor, was the architect of US policy in Yemen.

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Mafia-vetting takes off

A growing number of US construction groups are turning to integrity consultants to ensure their subcontractors are not in league [...]

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OneOcean scans the seas

At the end of January, the start-up OneOcean will start marketing its oceanographic data processing and storage services. Detailed information [...]

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Aegis loses founder

Kristi Clemens, who opened the US office of Tim Spicer's Aegis in 2006, has left the group.

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Global's penchant for CIA vets

John Brennan, who was appointed director of the CIA on January 7, was the first in a series of agency officials to work for Damian Perl's Global Strategies.

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USB key foils cyber-investigators

A hacker has invented a prototype USB key that self-destructs when examined in a police computer laboratory.

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The DIA

The DIA is seeking to develop its technical capacities. On [...]

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Sterling stores battlefield finds

Overwhelmed, the US Army's National Ground Intelligence Center (NGIC) has [...]

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Turkish defence sales rep

In a bid to develop its exports, the Savunma Sanayii [...]

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K2

K2, the company founded by Jules Kroll and his son [...]

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Jefferson Waterman

Jefferson Waterman, the consultancy and lobbying firm run and owned [...]

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Ears across the Arabian Sea

The US, Chinese and Indian intelligence services are vying with one another to set up listening posts on the Arabian Sea within monitoring distance of Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen. The countries they have their eye on are Oman, the Maldives [.

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Bulova, Pentagon's Russian arms broker

The US has procured Russian arms from discreet intermediaries to equip Iraq and Afghanistan's armies and also for U.S Special Forces.

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Investigators crack draft e-mail communications

The FBI's probe into CIA chief David Petraeus extra-marital affair revealed that even draft e-mails can be hacked into.

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Academi

Academi, the former Blackwater, houses no fewer than three US [...]

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All articles - United States

Private investigators rumble in Guinea jungle

Chevron "turns" its accusers

Cheap surveillance for emerging markets

Oleg Deripaska

John Brennan

Tirana hires crack PR squad

Kiev hires more US lobbyists

Guidepost Solutions

K2

Harold "Jay" Arthur Christy

CIA chief Brennan's hidden role

Mafia-vetting takes off

OneOcean scans the seas

Aegis loses founder

Global's penchant for CIA vets

USB key foils cyber-investigators

The DIA

Sterling stores battlefield finds

Turkish defence sales rep

K2

Jefferson Waterman

Spotlight | Intelligence
Ears across the Arabian Sea

Bulova, Pentagon's Russian arms broker

Investigators crack draft e-mail communications

Academi

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Private investigators rumble in Guinea jungle

Chevron "turns" its accusers

Cheap surveillance for emerging markets

Oleg Deripaska

John Brennan

Tirana hires crack PR squad

Kiev hires more US lobbyists

Guidepost Solutions

K2

Harold "Jay" Arthur Christy

CIA chief Brennan's hidden role

Mafia-vetting takes off

OneOcean scans the seas

Aegis loses founder

Global's penchant for CIA vets

USB key foils cyber-investigators

The DIA

Sterling stores battlefield finds

Turkish defence sales rep

K2

Jefferson Waterman

Spotlight | Intelligence Ears across the Arabian Sea

Bulova, Pentagon's Russian arms broker

Investigators crack draft e-mail communications

Academi

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Ears across the Arabian Sea