Intelligence Online has been covering the intelligence global community for nearly 40 years.
We cover the people behind the news in international relations and major business deals: intelligence services, private investigation firms, deal brokers, private security firms and others. Our publication unveils secret negotiations, undercover operations power struggles underlying diplomatic shifts and politics-driven international business deals.
Intelligence Online’s content is fully exclusive. Our editorial team works with a large network of correspondents in Europe, the Middle East, Asia and North America.
Intelligence Online is published by Indigo Publications, a wholly independent media company with an international reach that specializes in high-quality and reliable information. Indigo Publications is financed entirely from subscriptions and carries no advertising, nor does it offer consulting services. It has no ties with any government or political party.
Intelligence Online keeps abreast of the latest developments with the domestic, foreign and military intelligence agencies of the global powerhouses, covering secret diplomacy, undercover operations and intelligence-gathering.
Read articles about Government Intelligence.
We investigate the shifting alliances and strategies employed by corporate intelligence players when negotiating major contract for key multinationals (defence, energy, raw materials...).
Read articles about Corporate Intelligence.
Our editorial team tracks the negotiations of major business deals and maps out the web of contacts behind them. These negotiations are often embrace political and business ramifications, involving consultants, lobbyists and private investigators hired to help their clients gain access to decision-makers and sources of finance.
Read articles about International Dealmaking.
Intelligence Online regularly conducts surveys on the latest developments in the surveillance and interception fields, focusing not only on state technologies, but also on those used by their opponents (and sometimes accomplices), the network freebooters.
Read articles about Surveillance & Interception.
Editor-in-Chief: Pierre GASTINEAU
Journalist: Jenny CHE
