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Washington Wins Infowar Battle

Over the past three months the U.S. administration has greatly built up its resources to win the information war.

Subscribers only 14.02.2002

Michelle Van Cleave

According to sources in the office of Secretary of Defense who attended the Arlington seminar on Feb. 7-8 (see P.1), [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.2002

Ex-CIA Man Tells "How it Was

A book that former CIA operative Robert Baer has just published in the U.S. is being examined closely by the [...]

Subscribers only 14.02.2002

Bin Laden Networks Slowly Reviving

Sources close to fundamentalist circles in the Gulf claim that Al Qaeda is springing slowly back to life. Intelligence Online has managed to identify three key figures working to revive its logistic networks.

Subscribers only 14.02.2002

Ex Saudi Secret Service Boss Calls for Restraint on Iraq

For the first time on Feb. 3, prince Turki al Faisal , former head of Saudi Arabia’s General Intelligence Directorate [...]

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Andrew Lundquist

In his capacity as director of the National Energy Policy Development Group (NEPDG), oil expert Andrew Lundquist will probably find [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.2002

David Cohen

Head of the CIA's operations directorate between 1995-97, David Cohen will shortly become New York city's first-ever intelligence chief. While [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.2002

Who Bugged Jiang Zemin's Boeing?

Nearly two weeks after the Financial Times revealed that Chinese president Jiang Zemin's Boeing 767-300ER airliner had been bugged, Intelligence [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.2002

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What's Behind the Uranium Fight?

The dispute between Europe and the U.S. over enriched uranium looks like heating up. Beyond the commercial battle reported by Intelligence Online on Jan. 17 lies a clash between concepts of supporting the energy sector.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 31.01.2002

WASHINGTON
Kyoto Warriors Lay Down their Arms

The lobby that managed to gut the Kyoto Protocol of its substance has disbanded itself. Now that victory has been achieved its financial backers are pushing their money in other directions.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 31.01.2002

WASHINGTON
Oil and Telecommunications in Kabul

The reception organized for transitional Afghan leader Hamid Karzai on [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.2002

NANOTECHNOLOGY
Darpa Registers Nano-Chip Patent

On Jan. 24, Philip Keukes, a researcher in Hewlett-Packard's R&D [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.2002

ARMAMENTS
Defense Funding

A gathering entitled Defense Budget Conference will be staged in [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.2002

Return of "an Irangate Man

The U.S. diplomat of Cuban origin, Otto Reich, has landed on his feet again at the U.S. state department. On [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.2002

TERRORISM
Washington Gunning for Lebanon's Hezbollah

The U.S. administration has opened a full-scale offensive in Beirut and Damascus against Lebanon's Hezbollah. The aim is to prevent Iranian fundamentalists from using the organization for operations beyond Lebanon's borders.

Subscribers only 17.01.2002

Weighing Computer Risks

The CERT Coordination Center has just released a list of computer incidents that occurred in 2001. The raw data indicates [...]

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Flare-Up in Frequency Battle

Federal agencies and corporations in the U.S. are at one another’s throats over frequency bands. The Pentagon is lobbying hard [...]

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Mickey the New Lobbying Master

The U.S. public relations and lobbying giant Fleishman-Hillard, has persuaded Michael Kantor, one of the leading architects of U.S. trade [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.2002

BMS Picks "Anti-Terrorist Expert

The U.S. pharmaceuticals giant Bristol Myers Squibb has just recruited Thomas Pickard, a FBI agent who led the probe into [...]

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Ernst & Young to Bolster Financial Expertise

The accountancy Ernst & Young has moved to build up its expertise in financial forensics and in preventing white collar [...]

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WASHINGTON
Uranium the Next Trade Battlefield

After bananas, beef, hormones and steel, enriched uranium looks set to trigger the next trade war between Europe and the U.S. And the price of U235 imported from Europe seems certain to soar.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 17.01.2002

WASHINGTON
Who Will Win Tug of War Between Pentagon and CIA?

The Pentagon, which is strongly influenced by the reputedly pro-Israeli [...]

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R&D
CIA Calls Increasingly on Private Sector

The time has long passed when the CIA spent government [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.2002

COMPUTERS
Microsoft Locks Software Door

Microsoft has made a new move in its fight to [...]

Subscribers only 17.01.2002

SURVEILLANCE
Latest Word on UAVs

The Smi Conferences firm is organizing the third annual Unmanned [...]

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Washington Wins Infowar Battle

Michelle Van Cleave

Ex-CIA Man Tells "How it Was

Bin Laden Networks Slowly Reviving

Ex Saudi Secret Service Boss Calls for Restraint on Iraq

Andrew Lundquist

David Cohen

Who Bugged Jiang Zemin's Boeing?

BRUSSELS
What's Behind the Uranium Fight?

WASHINGTON
Kyoto Warriors Lay Down their Arms

WASHINGTON
Oil and Telecommunications in Kabul

NANOTECHNOLOGY
Darpa Registers Nano-Chip Patent

ARMAMENTS
Defense Funding

Return of "an Irangate Man

TERRORISM
Washington Gunning for Lebanon's Hezbollah

Weighing Computer Risks

Flare-Up in Frequency Battle

Mickey the New Lobbying Master

BMS Picks "Anti-Terrorist Expert

Ernst & Young to Bolster Financial Expertise

WASHINGTON
Uranium the Next Trade Battlefield

WASHINGTON
Who Will Win Tug of War Between Pentagon and CIA?

R&D
CIA Calls Increasingly on Private Sector

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Microsoft Locks Software Door

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Spotlight Washington Wins Infowar Battle

Michelle Van Cleave

Ex-CIA Man Tells "How it Was

Bin Laden Networks Slowly Reviving

Ex Saudi Secret Service Boss Calls for Restraint on Iraq

Andrew Lundquist

David Cohen

Who Bugged Jiang Zemin's Boeing?

BRUSSELS What's Behind the Uranium Fight?

WASHINGTON Kyoto Warriors Lay Down their Arms

WASHINGTON Oil and Telecommunications in Kabul

NANOTECHNOLOGY Darpa Registers Nano-Chip Patent

ARMAMENTS Defense Funding

Return of "an Irangate Man

TERRORISM Washington Gunning for Lebanon's Hezbollah

Weighing Computer Risks

Flare-Up in Frequency Battle

Mickey the New Lobbying Master

BMS Picks "Anti-Terrorist Expert

Ernst & Young to Bolster Financial Expertise

WASHINGTON Uranium the Next Trade Battlefield

WASHINGTON Who Will Win Tug of War Between Pentagon and CIA?

R&D CIA Calls Increasingly on Private Sector

COMPUTERS Microsoft Locks Software Door

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Spotlight
Washington Wins Infowar Battle

BRUSSELS
What's Behind the Uranium Fight?

WASHINGTON
Kyoto Warriors Lay Down their Arms

WASHINGTON
Oil and Telecommunications in Kabul

NANOTECHNOLOGY
Darpa Registers Nano-Chip Patent

ARMAMENTS
Defense Funding

TERRORISM
Washington Gunning for Lebanon's Hezbollah

WASHINGTON
Uranium the Next Trade Battlefield

WASHINGTON
Who Will Win Tug of War Between Pentagon and CIA?

R&D
CIA Calls Increasingly on Private Sector

COMPUTERS
Microsoft Locks Software Door

SURVEILLANCE
Latest Word on UAVs