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France's top criminology chair at CNAM on hold after all candidates rejected

By Franck Renaud
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French criminolgy consultant Alain Bauer.
French criminolgy consultant Alain Bauer. © Alexandre Marchi/PhotoPQR/L'Est républicain/MaxPPP

There is still no successor to consultant Alain Bauer after he retired from the chair in ‘Security, Defence, Intelligence, Criminology, Crises and Cyber Threats' at France's prestigious CNAM university. According to our sources, the selection committee rejected all three finalists.

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Stockholm has acquired five Pelican satellites from US firm Planet Labs.
Spotlight | Sweden Stockholm poised to become leading European geospatial intel player United States Clouds gather over the ODNI in Gabbard's wake
Tulsi Gabbard, the outgoing director of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.
France, Switzerland With Alpstar, Bern hopes to end its reliance on French imagery France, Thailand Plane engines seized in France set to be given to sanctioned Russian-Thai firm Germany Recent promotions fuel resentment among BND staff as new overhaul looms
Martin Jaeger, BND director since September 2025, has launched a major reform of the service.
Iraq, United States Washington reinforces security cooperation with Baghdad

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