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James Jeffrey

The White House nominated James Jeffrey as ambassador to Albania on April 24, a post subject to Senate approval. Jeffrey [...]

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The State Department's Part in Chavez Affair

Washington's role in the putsch against Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez doesn't mean a return to bad old times. Rather, it testified to the economic agenda of many of the Bush administration's most influential backers.

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Talks on U.S. Aid to Yemen

A flurry of terrorist attacks in Sanaa has cast doubt over the relevance of U.S. military assistance to Yemen. Congressional [...]

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Will the hopes of the Shah's son always be dashed?

The son of the late Shah of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, [...]

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Mobile Telephones for Emergencies

The U.S. government's National Communications System has awarded a contract [...]

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Richard Kugler: "The main challenge facing Europe and the United States is to ensure that NATO and ESDP security organizations work in tandem together"

Intelligence Online: NATO vs. European Security and Defense Policy (ESDP) organisation : today the both look like partnairs, but, in [...]

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Paul Lebras

A few days ago, general Paul Lebras took over as head of the Air Intelligence Agency, one of the most [...]

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NSA Oversees Pentagon Watchdogs

The Pentagon's internal security agency, Defense Security Service, that has been led since 1999 by gen. Charles Cunnington has just [...]

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DIPLOMACY
Seeking an Accord on Executive Life Case

The U.S. Justice Department and its counterpart in France are struggling to resolve the Executive Life dispute. On the sidelines certain protagonists are backing away, to avoid collateral damage.

Subscribers only 11.04.2002

USAF's Super Laser Runs Into Hitch

The Boeing 747 aircraft capable of firing laser weapons needs new technical modifications. On April 2 the Pentagon officially acknowledged the Airborne Laser Program had encountered technical problems.

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Carlo Crighton

After making his name at the British public relations and lobbying concern OneMonday Group, Carlo Crighton has joined Edelman where [...]

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Battle for Sustainable Development

Uncertainty over the agenda for the world summit meeting on sustainable development in Johannesburg leaves a lot of unexpected elbow [...]

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The Fourth Man

A senior State Department aide has revealed the name of a fourth key player involved in UNOCAL's talks with the [...]

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WASHINGTON
What are the FBI's True Shortcomings?

William Webster's hearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee on April [...]

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NUCLEAR WEAPONS
Highly Strategic Meeting

A classified meeting of the Strategic Advisory Group, a panel [...]

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SURVEILLANCE
Global Hawk Wins Argument

A pure product of information dominance as preached by U.S. [...]

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SATELLITES
Space Command's Security

The firm Signal Corporation has just won an additional $1.1 [...]

Subscribers only 11.04.2002

SECURITY
All About Homeland Security

A conference entitled Homeland Security Summit is to be held [...]

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Dovetailing Network Security

The security of information systems is being increasingly standardized with regard evaluation and certification. While Italy is poised to unveil [...]

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$90 Million for Nano Warriors

The Pentagon has put the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to work on some of its pet nanotechnology projects. MIT's prestigious [...]

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Can Andersen be Saved?

The audit firm Andersen, formerly Andersen Consulting, will have a lobbying concern it hired in December to thank if it [...]

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Prozac Makes the PR People Nervous

Nearly 12 years after it was launched, the anti-depression medicine Prozac has got public relations and lobbying concerns biting their [...]

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WASHINGTON
Who is Spying on American Industry?

The new Office of the National Counterintelligence Executive (NCIX) has issued a declassified version of a report it sent to Congress in November.

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WASHINGTON
Saudis Fear for Their Image

The Saudi Arabian embassy in Washington has become a prime customer for lobbyists in the U.S. capital. It has taken [...]

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OPEN SOURCES
The Open Sources School Opens

The champion of open sources intelligence, Robert Steele, will open [...]

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All articles - United States

James Jeffrey

The State Department's Part in Chavez Affair

Talks on U.S. Aid to Yemen

Will the hopes of the Shah's son always be dashed?

Mobile Telephones for Emergencies

Richard Kugler: "The main challenge facing Europe and the United States is to ensure that NATO and ESDP security organizations work in tandem together"

Paul Lebras

NSA Oversees Pentagon Watchdogs

DIPLOMACY
Seeking an Accord on Executive Life Case

USAF's Super Laser Runs Into Hitch

Carlo Crighton

Battle for Sustainable Development

The Fourth Man

WASHINGTON
What are the FBI's True Shortcomings?

NUCLEAR WEAPONS
Highly Strategic Meeting

SURVEILLANCE
Global Hawk Wins Argument

SATELLITES
Space Command's Security

SECURITY
All About Homeland Security

Dovetailing Network Security

$90 Million for Nano Warriors

Can Andersen be Saved?

Prozac Makes the PR People Nervous

WASHINGTON
Who is Spying on American Industry?

WASHINGTON
Saudis Fear for Their Image

OPEN SOURCES
The Open Sources School Opens

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James Jeffrey

The State Department's Part in Chavez Affair

Talks on U.S. Aid to Yemen

Will the hopes of the Shah's son always be dashed?

Mobile Telephones for Emergencies

Richard Kugler: "The main challenge facing Europe and the United States is to ensure that NATO and ESDP security organizations work in tandem together"

Paul Lebras

NSA Oversees Pentagon Watchdogs

DIPLOMACY Seeking an Accord on Executive Life Case

USAF's Super Laser Runs Into Hitch

Carlo Crighton

Battle for Sustainable Development

The Fourth Man

WASHINGTON What are the FBI's True Shortcomings?

NUCLEAR WEAPONS Highly Strategic Meeting

SURVEILLANCE Global Hawk Wins Argument

SATELLITES Space Command's Security

SECURITY All About Homeland Security

Dovetailing Network Security

$90 Million for Nano Warriors

Can Andersen be Saved?

Prozac Makes the PR People Nervous

WASHINGTON Who is Spying on American Industry?

WASHINGTON Saudis Fear for Their Image

OPEN SOURCES The Open Sources School Opens

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DIPLOMACY
Seeking an Accord on Executive Life Case

WASHINGTON
What are the FBI's True Shortcomings?

NUCLEAR WEAPONS
Highly Strategic Meeting

SURVEILLANCE
Global Hawk Wins Argument

SATELLITES
Space Command's Security

SECURITY
All About Homeland Security

WASHINGTON
Who is Spying on American Industry?

WASHINGTON
Saudis Fear for Their Image

OPEN SOURCES
The Open Sources School Opens