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Algeria cancels dud ISR aircraft deal, Shai Salitan joins Rakia, Czech electronic warfare

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Yarden Shafir at Vigilant Labs, Ludovic Huth for Campus OSINT, RTX's new plans after Algiers cancels spy planes

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT with a dose of cyber, every Thursday we report on the events big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

SydneyYarden Shafir joins Vigilant Labs

ParisLudovic Huth takes helm of Campus OSINT

BostonRTX does damage control after Algerian ISR plane programme axed

Qatar, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom
Former British Qatari army consultant strengthens bargaining power with Saudi government

With former UK defence minister Ben Wallace now on his payroll, British consultant Harold Thomsett, head of PR firm CTRD, has boosted his position in Riyadh.

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Intellexa targeted by US sanctions, French interior ministry contracts, Franco-Brazilian military communications cooperation, Chris Jones joins Nightwing

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

LimassolJenovice, indirect victim of US ire over Intellexa

ParisMinistry of Interior puts out call for tenders for telephone data contract

ParisSyracuse-Siscomis agreement with Brazil being updated

WashingtonFormer CIA officer Chris Jones to head Nightwing's technology division

Spotlight | Saudi Arabia
Border surveillance reboot could revive MIKSA bidding war

Riyadh is considering a refresh of its Saudi Border Guard Development Program, long known as MIKSA, which Airbus Group has operated for the past decade.

Algeria, United States
Algeria set to cancel Raytheon's contract for spy planes

The US defence contractor has started telling its suppliers that the Algerian programme to supply three Gulfstream G550 aircraft equipped with ISR technology is to end. The operation has been plagued by delays.

Spotlight | Israel, UAE
Bolstered by al-Nahyan family partnership, Tomer Avnon targets regional markets

Tomer Avno is looking to grab a share of the UAE's cyber market with his partner IGG, which is close to the country's rulers. Avnon has been active in Abu Dhabi for several years and both he and IGG are keen to jointly develop their export business.