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A private military firm in Liberia?

Based in Michigan but registered in the Dominican Republic, the private military firm Northbridge Services Group is negotiating a contract with the State Department to intervene in Liberia.

Subscribers only 31.07.2003

Secrets of the 28 Classified Pages

It was a win-win situation. The Saudi government demanded that George W. Bush make public the 28 classified pages of the Congressional report on Sept. 11 so that Riyadh could clear its name.

Subscribers only 31.07.2003

Legislators Wonder About TTIC

The anti-terrorism fight in the U.S. doesn't always seem crystal clear. John Brennann, director of the Terrorist Threat Integration Center [...]

Subscribers only 31.07.2003

Thomas O'Connell

The U.S. Senate has just confirmed Thomas O'Connell as the [...]

Subscribers only 31.07.2003

The Ins and Outs of U.S. Contracts in Iraq

The bulk of American funding for the reconstruction of Iraq is channeled through USAID under the auspices of the State [...]

Free access 18.07.2003

First Galileo-GPS Pact

Galileo has got to be fully compatible with GPS but remain independent of it as well. Talks on the issue have been tough all the way.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 17.07.2003

Trust a Rare Commodity in US

The American intelligence community doesn't trust George W. Bush and particularly the neo-conservatives around him. That's been known for some months. But now the gloves are off.

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

Edelman and Brodeur Break into Nano-Tech Business

Crucially important from the scientific and economic standpoints, nano technology has strayed into the public relations world as well, much [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

DARPA Wants to Boost Super Computer Capacity by 40-Fold

The United States has taken a new and decisive step forward in its major effort on super-computers, with the Defense [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

Worldcom changes horses

Hill & Knowlton, an affiliate of WPP, has been asked [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 17.07.2003

Arms Traficking

For the first time American agents from the Bureau of [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

Lt. Gen. Joseph Kellogg

General Joseph Kellogg, who was director of command, control, communications [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

Miles White

The boss of Abbott Laboratories, 48-year-old Miles White, is to [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

Robert Charles

To replace Rand Beers who resigned in March (see p. [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

What Will Congress Say about Sept. 11?

The intelligence committees of the Senate and House of Representatives [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

Economic Impact of Nanotechnology

The second World Nano-Economic Congress that is to be held [...]

Subscribers only 17.07.2003

Tighter Secrecy on Higher Budget

In the recent past, the U.S. intelligence budget was one of the best known secrets in Washington. But the Bush [...]

Subscribers only 03.07.2003

Purge at DIA & Pentagon

The neo-conservative clique around defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld has begun to systematically oust ?Arabists? from leading posts in the Pentagon and Defense Intelligence Agency.

Subscribers only 03.07.2003

The Risks of Hiring Private Firms

In calling increasingly on the services of private contractors, the U.S. military appears to be losing some of its basic functions.

Subscribers only 03.07.2003

Washington hasn't any intention of overthrowing the Syrian regime but it expects Damascus to bow to the Bush administration. CIA director George Tenet is due any day now in Damascus with a precise list of demands.

Subscribers only 03.07.2003

Frequency Fight for Galileo

The final days of the International Telecommunication Union's world conference were marked by prickly negotiations between the Americans and Europeans

Subscribers only 03.07.2003

Snub for French Freemasons

For some years the Grande Loge de France (GLF) has [...]

Subscribers only 03.07.2003

Wang Changsheng

A Canadian firm based in Miami that specializes in analyzing [...]

Subscribers only 03.07.2003

Anti-Americanism

Organized by the United Nations on June 24, the forum [...]

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Electromagnetic Weapons for the US Navy

What performances can be achieved with electromagnetic weapons? What are [...]

Subscribers only 03.07.2003

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All articles - United States

A private military firm in Liberia?

Secrets of the 28 Classified Pages

Legislators Wonder About TTIC

Thomas O'Connell

The Ins and Outs of U.S. Contracts in Iraq

First Galileo-GPS Pact

Trust a Rare Commodity in US

Edelman and Brodeur Break into Nano-Tech Business

DARPA Wants to Boost Super Computer Capacity by 40-Fold

Worldcom changes horses

Arms Traficking

Lt. Gen. Joseph Kellogg

Miles White

Robert Charles

What Will Congress Say about Sept. 11?

Economic Impact of Nanotechnology

Tighter Secrecy on Higher Budget

Purge at DIA & Pentagon

The Risks of Hiring Private Firms

Tenet's Four Pressure Points

Frequency Fight for Galileo

Snub for French Freemasons

Wang Changsheng

Anti-Americanism

Electromagnetic Weapons for the US Navy

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All articles - United States

A private military firm in Liberia?

Secrets of the 28 Classified Pages

Legislators Wonder About TTIC

Thomas O'Connell

The Ins and Outs of U.S. Contracts in Iraq

First Galileo-GPS Pact

Trust a Rare Commodity in US

Edelman and Brodeur Break into Nano-Tech Business

DARPA Wants to Boost Super Computer Capacity by 40-Fold

Worldcom changes horses

Arms Traficking

Lt. Gen. Joseph Kellogg

Miles White

Robert Charles

What Will Congress Say about Sept. 11?

Economic Impact of Nanotechnology

Tighter Secrecy on Higher Budget

Purge at DIA & Pentagon

The Risks of Hiring Private Firms

Tenet's Four Pressure Points

Frequency Fight for Galileo

Snub for French Freemasons

Wang Changsheng

Anti-Americanism

Electromagnetic Weapons for the US Navy

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About Intelligence Online

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Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites