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George Tenet’s Chinese puzzle

The first meeting of the 107th congress’ Senate Select Committee on Intelligence took place on Wednesday, with Senators listening to [...]

Subscribers only 08.02.2001

What's the FBI's new administration going to do?

The United States' FBI (FBI) has been the butt of much criticism over the past year. The day after the [...]

Subscribers only 02.02.2001

Lobbyists have reasons to be cheerful under Bush

On Washington’s K Street, where the capital’s biggest lobbying firms are based, the pressure-bringing professionals are accumulating reasons to be [...]

Subscribers only 02.02.2001

Bush follows in Clinton's footsteps in Colombia

The Bush administration is to maintain the programme of military aid to the Colombian government in its fight against drug [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.2001

Bush follows in Clinton’s footsteps in Colombia

The Bush administration Bush is to maintain the programme of military aid to the Colombian government in its fight against [...]

Subscribers only 31.01.2001

76th Space Control Squadron, the Pentagon’s new star

The 76th Space Control Squadron is a new unit on which no one outside the Pentagon has details. Created during [...]

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CIA in a state of grace

As the new Bush administration continued moving into its offices in Washington DC over the weekend, the Central Intelligence Agency [...]

Subscribers only 29.01.2001

Bush Intelligence/National Security Policies Taking Shape

At a January 25th blue ribbon panel sponsored by the international policy group "Foreign Policy in Focus" in Washington, DC, [...]

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NMD and Counter-Proliferation: A New Ball Game

Tommy Frank, commander in chief of the US Central Command, made a discreet trip to Pakistan between Jan. 16-18. His talks with head of state general Pervez Musharraf concerned the weapons of mass destruction that Pakistan possesses.

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

New Driver at the Wheel

The competitiveness of American business on the world stage will now depend a lot on Robert Zoellick and Lawrence Lindsey, [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 25.01.2001

Edward Jurith

Since Jan. 10, Edward Jurith has been acting director of the White House’s Office of National Drug Control Policy. He [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

Clarke Helps to Complete Transition

In a striking example of the immense power of the national security bureaucracy in the U.S., Richard Clarke, former president [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

NSA, Master of the Quantum Universe

A senior official of the National Security Agency (NSA) has told Intelligence Newsletter that the code-breaking agency now has fully [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

Nanotechnology Fight Shapes Up

Advisers to the new U.S. president George W. Bush made reassuring noises last week about the fate of several scientific [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

Private Firms Build their Own Information Protection System

The biggest information technology firms in the U.S. have finally [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

Why the CIA Plays Up its Middle East Role

Opinions at CIA headquarters differ as to why director George [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

U.S. Space Command’s Resources

Ten years after the start of the Gulf War, the [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

NIPC Builds Tighter Shield

The FBI is putting the final touches to a government-private [...]

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Using the Brain Drain

A company in New Mexico that specializes in mining exploration [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

FBI’s Uncomfortable Position in Uganda

Eavesdropping operations by the National Security Agency at its stations [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.2001

Details on the National Security Agency’s bases on Taiwan

The latest Jane’s Defense Weekly, (JDW) the publication that specialises in arms issues, which came out on Wednesday 24/01, reveals [...]

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Clinton’s New Service Stirs Skepticism

American legislators with ties to the intelligence community are displaying [...]

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Rebel Software

The medium-sized American NGO Peacefire has just developed software that [...]

Subscribers only 11.01.2001

Ownership Change

A company that specializes in military communications, L-3 Communications, has [...]

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An Era Changes

Aged 70, Neal Lane, the U.S. president’s advisor on science [...]

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All articles - United States

George Tenet’s Chinese puzzle

What's the FBI's new administration going to do?

Lobbyists have reasons to be cheerful under Bush

Bush follows in Clinton's footsteps in Colombia

Bush follows in Clinton’s footsteps in Colombia

76th Space Control Squadron, the Pentagon’s new star

CIA in a state of grace

Bush Intelligence/National Security Policies Taking Shape

Spotlight
NMD and Counter-Proliferation: A New Ball Game

New Driver at the Wheel

Edward Jurith

Clarke Helps to Complete Transition

NSA, Master of the Quantum Universe

Nanotechnology Fight Shapes Up

Private Firms Build their Own Information Protection System

Why the CIA Plays Up its Middle East Role

U.S. Space Command’s Resources

NIPC Builds Tighter Shield

Using the Brain Drain

FBI’s Uncomfortable Position in Uganda

Details on the National Security Agency’s bases on Taiwan

Clinton’s New Service Stirs Skepticism

Rebel Software

Ownership Change

An Era Changes

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All articles - United States

George Tenet’s Chinese puzzle

What's the FBI's new administration going to do?

Lobbyists have reasons to be cheerful under Bush

Bush follows in Clinton's footsteps in Colombia

Bush follows in Clinton’s footsteps in Colombia

76th Space Control Squadron, the Pentagon’s new star

CIA in a state of grace

Bush Intelligence/National Security Policies Taking Shape

Spotlight NMD and Counter-Proliferation: A New Ball Game

New Driver at the Wheel

Edward Jurith

Clarke Helps to Complete Transition

NSA, Master of the Quantum Universe

Nanotechnology Fight Shapes Up

Private Firms Build their Own Information Protection System

Why the CIA Plays Up its Middle East Role

U.S. Space Command’s Resources

NIPC Builds Tighter Shield

Using the Brain Drain

FBI’s Uncomfortable Position in Uganda

Details on the National Security Agency’s bases on Taiwan

Clinton’s New Service Stirs Skepticism

Rebel Software

Ownership Change

An Era Changes

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About Intelligence Online

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Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

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NMD and Counter-Proliferation: A New Ball Game