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New Treasury Salvo Against Iran's Melli Bank

Fresh American sanctions against Iran's state-owned Melli Bank are aimed primarily at wrecking Tehran's efforts to drum up foreign investment.

Free access 18.03.2009

NSA Doesn’t Like Sharing

A bitter turf war has broken out in Washington over the protection of government communications networks. The National Security Agency [...]

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A New Front: the Financial War

American intelligence agencies are examining whether the economic crisis poses a risk to the country's overall security and how Washington could benefit from it.

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John Kimmons

Lieutenant-general John Kimmons replaced Ronald Burgess early this month as [...]

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New approach needed for tunnel warfare

In the Gaza Strip, Iraq and even the United States, tunnels have become a nightmare of sorts for military brass and domestic security agencies - Dug under borders, the tunnels allow fighters, arms or drugs to infiltrate adverse territory. In [...]

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All of Obama’s Intelligence Jobs are Filled

The new Democrat administration has finished picking all of the heads of American intelligence. At the Pentagon, defense secretary Robert [...]

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Allies Fret Over Obama's Iran Policy

Barack Obama would like to start negotiating with Iran. But when, how and with what objectives in mind? Washington's Arab allies are asking themselves those questions.

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Former Ras al Khamah Heir Seeks a Comeback

Stripped of his title of crown prince of Ras al Khaimah by his father in 2003, Khalid bin Saqr al [...]

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Lobbyist Zeroes in on Ex-Yugoslavia

A former senior member on the staff of the High Representative in Bosnia, Ralph Johnson, is now a lobbyist for Bosnia's Serbs and for Macedonia.

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Before Leaving Mike McConnell Set Up New Agency

Just before leaving his job as director of national intelligence [...]

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Heavyweight Recruit for Debevoise

George W. Bush’s former attorney general, Michael Mukasey, has just [...]

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David Kilcullen

Founded less than two years ago, the small firm Crumpton [...]

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Tim Whipple

Since the departure of Mexican national Andres Antonius in November, [...]

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Money Scarcer in Fight Against Illicit File Sharing

The leading bankrollers of the battle against people who make [...]

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The CIA's Secret Bases

During his confirmation hearing for the post of CIA director on Feb. 6, Leon Panetta responded to a question by [...]

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Clandestine Biometrics

Collecting biometric data has long been the work of police forces but could shortly become a specialty of intelligence agencies as well.

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Raft of Envoys to Damascus

President Barack Obama who has indicated a willingness to talk to Iran is also intent on breaking the ice with Syria.

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Cold Shoulder for Tehran Opponents

To clear the decks for talks with Iran, the Obama administration has taken its distance from the People's Mujahideen and applied sanctions to a Kurdish guerrilla movement in Iran.

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Kroll in Major Staff Cull

Even if they don't like to talk about it, the big business intelligence companies have been badly hit by the financial crisis. Kroll has cut back drastically on its staff.

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A General Switches Sides On the Fund Front

DC Capital Partners, a firm headed by Thomas Campbell, has marked a victory of sorts over its rival equity fund [...]

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Spicer in American Ploy

The well-known founder of the private Aegis security company has set up a discreet affiliate in the United States. Two former CIA men sit on its board.

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Melissa Hathaway

While the Obama administration has seen to it that no [...]

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Telling Obama How It Is

Last month a delegation from the US Institute for Peace [...]

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Daniel Wright

The same thing seems to be happening in every major [...]

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Eurasia, a State Department in its own right?

The geopolitical analysis firm Eurasia has just hired former diplomat [...]

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All articles - United States

New Treasury Salvo Against Iran's Melli Bank

NSA Doesn’t Like Sharing

A New Front: the Financial War

John Kimmons

Spotlight
New approach needed for tunnel warfare

All of Obama’s Intelligence Jobs are Filled

Allies Fret Over Obama's Iran Policy

Former Ras al Khamah Heir Seeks a Comeback

Lobbyist Zeroes in on Ex-Yugoslavia

Before Leaving Mike McConnell Set Up New Agency

Heavyweight Recruit for Debevoise

David Kilcullen

Tim Whipple

Money Scarcer in Fight Against Illicit File Sharing

The CIA's Secret Bases

Clandestine Biometrics

Raft of Envoys to Damascus

Cold Shoulder for Tehran Opponents

Kroll in Major Staff Cull

A General Switches Sides On the Fund Front

Spicer in American Ploy

Melissa Hathaway

Telling Obama How It Is

Daniel Wright

Eurasia, a State Department in its own right?

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New Treasury Salvo Against Iran's Melli Bank

NSA Doesn’t Like Sharing

A New Front: the Financial War

John Kimmons

Spotlight New approach needed for tunnel warfare

All of Obama’s Intelligence Jobs are Filled

Allies Fret Over Obama's Iran Policy

Former Ras al Khamah Heir Seeks a Comeback

Lobbyist Zeroes in on Ex-Yugoslavia

Before Leaving Mike McConnell Set Up New Agency

Heavyweight Recruit for Debevoise

David Kilcullen

Tim Whipple

Money Scarcer in Fight Against Illicit File Sharing

The CIA's Secret Bases

Clandestine Biometrics

Raft of Envoys to Damascus

Cold Shoulder for Tehran Opponents

Kroll in Major Staff Cull

A General Switches Sides On the Fund Front

Spicer in American Ploy

Melissa Hathaway

Telling Obama How It Is

Daniel Wright

Eurasia, a State Department in its own right?

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Intelligence Online on social media

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New approach needed for tunnel warfare