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Ever-Closer Watch on Cyberspace

Virtually all of the laws and regulations governing U.S. intelligence agencies drafted before Sept. 11 have been reviewed with tougher [...]

Subscribers only 31.10.2001

US-Uzbek Relations a Six-Year Affair

The current U.S. Army presence in Uzbekistan is the offspring of a relationship conducted over a number of years between Washington and Tashkent.

Subscribers only 31.10.2001

Tehran and Washington Inch Closer Together

The guardians of Iran's revolution have taken an historic decision to dismantle most of their overseas networks. At the same time, the idea of forming an anti-terrorist partnership with Iran is gaining ground in the White House.

Subscribers only 31.10.2001

Zeppelins Fly Again

Over 80 after they were first used in World War 1, observation balloons are back in fashion. The U.S. Army has deployed them on the frontier between Uzbekistan and Afghanistan.

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The Challenge of American ID Cards

Since the Sept. 11 attacks American security officials are grappling with the highly delicate subject of introducing identity cards for Americans.

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Stuart Eizenstat

The U.S. lobbying concern APCO has hired the services of Stuart Eizenstat, former deputy secretary of treasury in the Clinton [...]

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Are Anti-War Militants Paranoid?

A number of American anti-war activists and privacy advocates believe [...]

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Spotlight
Looking at the Biological Threat

In an interview with Intelligence Online, the head of the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR), the U.N. unit that monitors the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, confirmed that Al Qaeda may very well have procured strains that [.

Subscribers only 18.10.2001

Wayne Downing

Aged 61, general Wayne Downing retired from active service in 1996 after serving as head of the US Special Operations [...]

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Gary Resnick

A toxicology expert, Gary Resnick , was named head of the new Biological Threat Reduction Program (BTR) at the Los [...]

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The U.S.'s Short List and its Big List

In addition to the list of 27 alleged terrorist organizations named by the U.S. government following the Sept. 11 attacks the justice department has a clearer idea about the accomplices of the hijackers. The FBI has put out yet another list.

Subscribers only 18.10.2001

Iran and the U.S. Mending Fences

For the first time in 22 years, the U.S. administration and the Iranian regime are holding top-level talks. The two have a common aim: get rid of the Taliban's Sunni regime in Afghanistan and install a new government in Baghdad.

Subscribers only 18.10.2001

Brent Scowcroft

President George W. Bush confirmed the importance of Brent Scowcroft 's influence on the administration's security policy on Oct. 5 [...]

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IPSA Looks South of Rio Grande

The private investigative and risk management company IPSA International has just set up shop in Mexico by acquiring the up-market [...]

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Council of Europe Excels in "Soft" Law

Negotiations at the Council of Europe on a cybercrime convention made it plain governments were lobbying to create standards that conformed more to their interests than to their own national legislation.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 18.10.2001

All-Out Fight for South Korean Order

Wall Street analysts who specialize in armaments markets are buzzing with excitement over the South Korean air force's coming choice of a new fighter aircraft. They see it as the first big defense contract of the 21st century.

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Brian Regan

The former U.S. Air Force sergeant major Brian Regan who [...]

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Ikonos Censured

For the first time the Pentagon has used its right [...]

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PGP Sidelined?

When Network Associates (NAI) unveiled its first half financial results [...]

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Preventing Bio-Terrorism

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta is [...]

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John Briggs

A Washington-based lawyer and partner in the firm Howrey Simon Arnold & White , John Briggs was honored a few [...]

Subscribers only 04.10.2001

Boost for Economic Counter-Espionage

The executive staff of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence appears persuaded that counter-espionage organizations will be handed far wider [...]

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Lobbyist for Leading Eavesdropping Firm

The Baltimore -based company Warshawski Public Relations has won a contract to promote the interests of Conquest Inc ., a [...]

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Roaring Trade for Early-Warning Security Firms

Due to recent events, private intelligence companies are making hay out of selling information linked to personal security.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 04.10.2001

The Airliner Market

Several conferences on the theme of changes in the aircraft [...]

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All articles - United States

Ever-Closer Watch on Cyberspace

US-Uzbek Relations a Six-Year Affair

Tehran and Washington Inch Closer Together

Zeppelins Fly Again

The Challenge of American ID Cards

Stuart Eizenstat

Are Anti-War Militants Paranoid?

Spotlight
Looking at the Biological Threat

Wayne Downing

Gary Resnick

The U.S.'s Short List and its Big List

Iran and the U.S. Mending Fences

Brent Scowcroft

IPSA Looks South of Rio Grande

Council of Europe Excels in "Soft" Law

All-Out Fight for South Korean Order

Brian Regan

Ikonos Censured

PGP Sidelined?

Preventing Bio-Terrorism

John Briggs

Boost for Economic Counter-Espionage

Lobbyist for Leading Eavesdropping Firm

Roaring Trade for Early-Warning Security Firms

The Airliner Market

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All articles - United States

Ever-Closer Watch on Cyberspace

US-Uzbek Relations a Six-Year Affair

Tehran and Washington Inch Closer Together

Zeppelins Fly Again

The Challenge of American ID Cards

Stuart Eizenstat

Are Anti-War Militants Paranoid?

Spotlight Looking at the Biological Threat

Wayne Downing

Gary Resnick

The U.S.'s Short List and its Big List

Iran and the U.S. Mending Fences

Brent Scowcroft

IPSA Looks South of Rio Grande

Council of Europe Excels in "Soft" Law

All-Out Fight for South Korean Order

Brian Regan

Ikonos Censured

PGP Sidelined?

Preventing Bio-Terrorism

John Briggs

Boost for Economic Counter-Espionage

Lobbyist for Leading Eavesdropping Firm

Roaring Trade for Early-Warning Security Firms

The Airliner Market

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Spotlight
Looking at the Biological Threat