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Riyadh Parries Washington’s Wrath

The Saudi monarchy’s ambivalent attitude towards Sunni fundamentalists led George W. Bush ’s circle to undertake discreet but very firm consultations with crown prince Abdallah . The bargaining took place between Sept. 15 and Sept. 28 and began when the [...]

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Christina Rocca

Colin Powell 's leading adviser on issues related to Pakistan and Afghanistan, Christina Rocca knows the region well from [...]

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Homeland Security Long in the Making

In taking over as head of the new Office of Homeland Security on Oct. 5, Pennsylvania governor Tom Ridge will [...]

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Terrorist Threat Seen as Justifying New Laws

A new raft of bills to fight terrorism will, in the long run, undoubtedly bolster U.S. legislation on surveillance of electronic communications.

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Washington Divided Over Future Alliances

A tug of war has developed in the U.S. capital over what alliances Washington should forge in Afghanistan. Some are arguing the case for a ?reformed? Taliban regime while others champion king Mohamed Zahir Shah or the Northern Alliance.

Subscribers only 04.10.2001

G7's Short-Sightedness on Terrorist Money

Finance ministers from the G7 countries are expected to draft a new action plan to cut off funding for terrorists when they meet in Washington on October 6. To do that they intend to depend a lot on the Financial Action Task Force (FATF).

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U.S. Exonerates Kazakh Authorities

The diplomatic requisites inherent in the hunt for Osama Bin Laden have come at a convenient time for a number of Central Asian politicians.

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Analyzing the Language on Passports

Terrorists and criminals have long taken advantage of variations in the way names can be transliterated from one alphabet to another.

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Will Tractor company Deliver Goods to Afghanistan ?

The U.S. firm Tractor was contracted by the Pentagon in [...]

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What Influence will Zalmay Khalilzad have on George W. Bush?

A former research director of the Rand Corp and of [...]

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John O'Neill

One of the Americans who knew most about Osama Bin Laden and how his Al-Qaeda movement operated, John O'Neill , [...]

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Dust-Up at State Department

A particularly acrimonious meeting was held at the State Department on Sept. 12, the day after the lethal attacks. The [...]

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Company Claimed Contract with Anti-Taliban Forces

According to sources close to the U.S. defense company Tracor, Inc., the company had a contract to install a modern [...]

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A Rundown of U.S.-Taliban Relations

More than any article, a rundown of relations between Washington and the Taliban over the past 12 months provides strong insight into the standoff

Subscribers only 20.09.2001

Charles Waterman

The few investigative and lobbying firms in Washington which specialize in the Persian Gulf, Saudi Arabia and Pakistan have won [...]

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Phoenix Takes a Dive

The identity of the company that botched an operation commissioned by Procter & Gamble against its rival Unilever is now [...]

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Sun Microsystems Frets

Appearing before a judge in San Francisco on Sept. 15 the Malaysian-born computer engineer Saye Lye Ow pleaded guilty on [...]

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FORSEE NEW ATTACKS?

As the inquiry advances in the U.S. but also in [...]

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UMTS to Put Squeeze on Military

The Clinton administration decided that the frequencies of 3rd generation mobile telephones would be put up for auction by September, 2000. That causes a major headache for the current U.S. defense secretary, his British allies and NATO commanders.

Subscribers only 06.09.2001

FBI Re-Cycles Old KGB Method

The trial of Nicodemo Scarfo has lifted the veil on a method used by the FBI to intercept electronic messages. Ironically, it is based on a "keystroke" monitoring technique invented by the old KGB.

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Tanya Shelburne

A former head of investigators for Price WaterhouseCooper’s Latin American division, Tanya Shelburne joined IPSA International, Inc. this summer as [...]

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Tie-Up for Kroll and Armor Holding?

Kroll and Armor Holding finalized the sale of O’Gara in New York on Aug. 22 following negotiations that both sides [...]

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Highly Political Contract for Open Source Inc.

After spending years persuading corporate decision-makers about the virtues of processing open source information, Robert Steele is now out to [...]

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K Street Fixes Eye on Beijing

Senior consultants in the Washington neighborhood that houses the biggest number of lobbying and business intelligence firms have eyes only for China these days. And on the eve of the Asia-Pacific summit their customers are watching, too.

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Money for Emerging Discipline

The government panel supervising the National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI) in [...]

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Riyadh Parries Washington’s Wrath

Christina Rocca

Homeland Security Long in the Making

Terrorist Threat Seen as Justifying New Laws

Washington Divided Over Future Alliances

G7's Short-Sightedness on Terrorist Money

U.S. Exonerates Kazakh Authorities

Analyzing the Language on Passports

Will Tractor company Deliver Goods to Afghanistan ?

What Influence will Zalmay Khalilzad have on George W. Bush?

John O'Neill

Dust-Up at State Department

Company Claimed Contract with Anti-Taliban Forces

A Rundown of U.S.-Taliban Relations

Charles Waterman

Phoenix Takes a Dive

Sun Microsystems Frets

FORSEE NEW ATTACKS?

UMTS to Put Squeeze on Military

FBI Re-Cycles Old KGB Method

Tanya Shelburne

Tie-Up for Kroll and Armor Holding?

Highly Political Contract for Open Source Inc.

K Street Fixes Eye on Beijing

Money for Emerging Discipline

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Spotlight Riyadh Parries Washington’s Wrath

Christina Rocca

Homeland Security Long in the Making

Terrorist Threat Seen as Justifying New Laws

Washington Divided Over Future Alliances

G7's Short-Sightedness on Terrorist Money

U.S. Exonerates Kazakh Authorities

Analyzing the Language on Passports

Will Tractor company Deliver Goods to Afghanistan ?

What Influence will Zalmay Khalilzad have on George W. Bush?

John O'Neill

Dust-Up at State Department

Company Claimed Contract with Anti-Taliban Forces

A Rundown of U.S.-Taliban Relations

Charles Waterman

Phoenix Takes a Dive

Sun Microsystems Frets

FORSEE NEW ATTACKS?

UMTS to Put Squeeze on Military

FBI Re-Cycles Old KGB Method

Tanya Shelburne

Tie-Up for Kroll and Armor Holding?

Highly Political Contract for Open Source Inc.

K Street Fixes Eye on Beijing

Money for Emerging Discipline

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