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Al Nusra leader's makeover galls Washington

There was much gnashing of teeth in the CIA, the DGSE and other Western intelligence services at the sight of [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 10.02.2021

Anna Skinner to advise NGA on AI integration in analysis

Black Moon, a defense consulting firm led by Anna Skinner, landed a contract on 26 January to advise the National [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 10.02.2021

PAE's Afghan issues back in court

Inflated numbers of staff trained, shoddy or incomplete workmanship, overbilling and the theft of gifts for prisoners: the list of [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 10.02.2021

HEAD of CIA's LGBTQ programme retires

Tracey Ballard, the CIA's first openly gay officer, has retired [...]

Subscribers only 10.02.2021

Plex's cyber-offensive branch Cryptic Vector becomes fully-fledged subsidiary

While the new US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin reaffirmed the importance of cyber offensive tools at his confirmation hearing, Plex has turned its dedicated branch Cryptic Vector, which employs a number of former Xetron staff, into a separate subsidiary.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 04.02.2021

Everett Stern, the HSBC whistle-blower who dreamed of becoming a private investigator

Tactical Rabbit CEO Everett Stern. © Everett Stern/Twitter

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 03.02.2021

Kai-fu Lee invests in AI from Beijing to Abu Dhabi

Kai-fu Lee's Sinovation Ventures, which invests significantly in China's artificial intelligence industry, has recruited another veteran of US tech while keeping its options open in Abu Dhabi.

Free access Corporate Intel 02.02.2021

Pentagon readies for China challenge with new team

Lloyd Austin, the new Defense Secretary under President Joe Biden, indicated during his Senate hearing last week that the Indo-Pacific [...]

Subscribers only Defence 27.01.2021

Lloyd Austin, the new US Secretary of Defense.

Verité probes slave labour in Norwegian GPFG's investment portfolio

Following reports from Nepal's Foreign Employment Promotion Board (FEPB) that 67 of the country's nationals died while working in Qatar [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 27.01.2021

Israel's integration in CENTCOM set to change intelligence-sharing

Israel's shift to US CENTCOM provides it and its new Arab allies with new intelligence-sharing opportunities.

Free access 27.01.2021

Australia's Michelle McGuinness's the new Five Eyes liaison at DIA

The US Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) appointed Major General Michelle [...]

Subscribers only 27.01.2021

Cyber national guard back on table

Texas Democratic Representative Sheila Jackson Lee did not wait for [...]

Subscribers only Defence 27.01.2021

Nardello's Dubai office without a head, again

With Iman Dawoud leaving this month to join Kroll, Dan [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 27.01.2021

Aereos, Roketsan: how US sanctions will have an impact on Turkish Defence firms

Ismail Demir, chairman of the Turkish defence procurement agency, was placed under economic sanctions and visa restrictions by the United States in December. The move will have an immediate impact on a number of US suppliers to the Turkish military.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 19.01.2021

Washington weighs up military deployment options in Kurdistan

The U.S. military footprint in Iraq, greatly reduced in 2020, is now concentrated mainly in Baghdad. But the persistent threats against the "green zone" are causing the US to consider options to shift more troops to Kurdistan.

Subscribers only Defence 18.01.2021

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New US Caesar Act sanctions raise heckles in London's pro-Bashar establishment

The recent sanctions against Syrian first lady Asma Al Assad and a number of her UK based relatives have implications for the pro-Damascus community in London.

Subscribers only Agencies 13.01.2021

In December 2002, Queen Elizabeth II received Bashar al-Assad and his London-born wife, Asma.

Agency veteran Burns returns to put CIA on better footing in Washington

William Burns, who was introduced to intelligence early in his career in Amman, will have to rebuild the CIA's relationship with the White House.

Free access Agencies 13.01.2021

William Burns, appointed January 11 as director of the CIA by President-elect Joe Biden.

Washington, Moscow and Ankara stare each other down in northeastern Syria

The sponsors of the Syrian conflict are locked in a standoff in northeastern Syria as each side struggles to make gains.

Subscribers only 13.01.2021

CSET, Washington's latest attempt to take cyber-diplomacy lead

Mike Pompeo's new cyber influence office will have to find its place among other Washington entities already dedicated to promoting America's cyber interests.

Subscribers only 13.01.2021

White House crisis spares intelligence financial officers

Although the situation in the White House ahead of the [...]

Subscribers only Contractors 13.01.2021

Didier Duval well placed for UBAF compliance role

After agreeing to pay a $8.5 million fine imposed by [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 13.01.2021

Control Risks loses CFIUS expert

Consultant John Lash, who was to have helped Control Risks [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 13.01.2021

Dispute trains spotlight on Pentagon's secret oil products supplier Doug Edelman

Stephen Buscher, the former representative of Lazard in Moscow, has launched legal action against his former partner Doug Edelman, who amassed a fortune supplying kerosene to NATO in Afghanistan in the late 2000s.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 23.12.2020

Delta Crescent serves as relay for Washington's oil interests in Kurdistan

Although Washington is championing sanctions against Syria, it is letting a US oil company do business there while placing its pawns in Iraqi Kurdistan.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.12.2020

James Blake launches new risk management firm

A former security adviser to the International Monetary Fund (IMF) [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.12.2020

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Al Nusra leader's makeover galls Washington

Anna Skinner to advise NGA on AI integration in analysis

PAE's Afghan issues back in court

HEAD of CIA's LGBTQ programme retires

Plex's cyber-offensive branch Cryptic Vector becomes fully-fledged subsidiary

Everett Stern, the HSBC whistle-blower who dreamed of becoming a private investigator

Kai-fu Lee invests in AI from Beijing to Abu Dhabi

Pentagon readies for China challenge with new team

Verité probes slave labour in Norwegian GPFG's investment portfolio

Israel's integration in CENTCOM set to change intelligence-sharing

Australia's Michelle McGuinness's the new Five Eyes liaison at DIA

Cyber national guard back on table

Nardello's Dubai office without a head, again

Aereos, Roketsan: how US sanctions will have an impact on Turkish Defence firms

Washington weighs up military deployment options in Kurdistan

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New US Caesar Act sanctions raise heckles in London's pro-Bashar establishment

Agency veteran Burns returns to put CIA on better footing in Washington

Washington, Moscow and Ankara stare each other down in northeastern Syria

CSET, Washington's latest attempt to take cyber-diplomacy lead

White House crisis spares intelligence financial officers

Didier Duval well placed for UBAF compliance role

Control Risks loses CFIUS expert

Dispute trains spotlight on Pentagon's secret oil products supplier Doug Edelman

Delta Crescent serves as relay for Washington's oil interests in Kurdistan

James Blake launches new risk management firm

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All articles - United States

Al Nusra leader's makeover galls Washington

Anna Skinner to advise NGA on AI integration in analysis

PAE's Afghan issues back in court

HEAD of CIA's LGBTQ programme retires

Plex's cyber-offensive branch Cryptic Vector becomes fully-fledged subsidiary

Everett Stern, the HSBC whistle-blower who dreamed of becoming a private investigator

Kai-fu Lee invests in AI from Beijing to Abu Dhabi

Pentagon readies for China challenge with new team

Verité probes slave labour in Norwegian GPFG's investment portfolio

Israel's integration in CENTCOM set to change intelligence-sharing

Australia's Michelle McGuinness's the new Five Eyes liaison at DIA

Cyber national guard back on table

Nardello's Dubai office without a head, again

Aereos, Roketsan: how US sanctions will have an impact on Turkish Defence firms

Washington weighs up military deployment options in Kurdistan

Spotlight New US Caesar Act sanctions raise heckles in London's pro-Bashar establishment

Agency veteran Burns returns to put CIA on better footing in Washington

Washington, Moscow and Ankara stare each other down in northeastern Syria

CSET, Washington's latest attempt to take cyber-diplomacy lead

White House crisis spares intelligence financial officers

Didier Duval well placed for UBAF compliance role

Control Risks loses CFIUS expert

Dispute trains spotlight on Pentagon's secret oil products supplier Doug Edelman

Delta Crescent serves as relay for Washington's oil interests in Kurdistan

James Blake launches new risk management firm

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New US Caesar Act sanctions raise heckles in London's pro-Bashar establishment