Intelligence Online has been covering the global intelligence community
for nearly 40 years.
Each issue, from Monday to Friday, is a carefully structured publication that presents content selected for its strategic value.
Intelligence Online takes a different approach to the content you might find elsewhere: our articles are exclusive and provide valuable information you can work with.
The publication is fully independent; our readers are our sole source of revenue. It does not accept advertising, does no consultancy work nor organise any events and is free of any political or economic influence.
Intelligence Online keeps abreast of the latest developments in the domestic and foreign intelligence agencies of the world’s powerhouses (CIA, GCHQ, MI6, MI5, BNC, DGSE, DGSI, etc.), covering secret diplomacy, undercover operations and sensitive intelligence-gathering.
Our editorial team offers a behind-the-scenes view of major business deal negotiations and maps out the web of contacts behind them. These contracts often have political and economic ramifications and involve an array of consultants, lobbyists and private investigators hired to help their clients gain access to decision-makers and sources of finance.
We investigate the shifting alliances and discrete strategies employed by corporate intelligence players when negotiating major contracts for key multinationals in strategic fields (defence, energy, commodities, etc.).
We stay up-to-date on intelligence technology providers and surveillance tech developers, especially when it comes to cyber attacks.
Where politics meets international business are found the negotiators with access to the highest levels of state. We publish in-depth reports that expose the networks of prominent international deal-brokers.
We monitor activities of the global intelligence actors active
in the following regions:
Canada, United States
France, Germany, Switzerland, Ukraine, United Kingdom
Egypt, Iraq, Iran, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Turkey, the United Arab Emirates
Afghanistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Russia
China, Singapore, South Korea
