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INTERNATIONAL Issue dated 03/10/2003

Getting the Data in Real Time

The world's best search engine, Google, keeps tabs on only a small part of the internet. [...] (635 words)

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SAUDI ARABIA FRANCE 12/07/2000

Dark Side of Franco-Saudi Friendship

A particularly sensitive diplomatic affair involving Latifa Bint Fahd, daughter of Saudi Arabia's king, could indirectly help the French land [...]

UNITED STATES EUROPE 13/04/2000

The Rush to Language Analysis Software

In recent months there has been a marked step-up in efforts to develop new systems for natural language understanding. The [...]

UNITED STATES 08/07/1999

WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

Washington is intent on creating a massive domestic and international Internet monitoring system, according to Intelligence Newsletter sources close to [...]

UNITED STATES EUROPE 01/10/1998

G-8 APPEALS TO COMPANIES FOR HELP IN FIGHTING CYBERCRIME

Around 80 experts from the G-8's sub-group on cybercrime met at the U.S. embassy in Paris last week. For the [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES FRANCE 16/07/1998

WHY USAF CHASES FRENCH HACKERS

The United States appears determined to test both the legal goodwill and technical capacity of its European partners just as a G-8 working group begins its work at Washington's behest to hammer out a legal framework enabling the industrial nations [. [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES EUROPE 18/06/1998

NEW PUSH FOR NETWORK SECURITY

Not too long ago the intelligence and defense sectors were alone in worrying about the security of information systems, and the question was handled on a national level. But with the growth of the Internet the issue now involves every [. [...]

Spotlight UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 21/05/1998

U.A.E. OPEN THE GATES TO U.S.

Just as Abu Dhabi crown prince Khalifa bin Zayed al Nahyan, deputy commander-in-chief of the United Arab Emirates' armed forces, and his brother, Mohamed bin Zayed, chief-of-staff of UAE's army, arrived in Washington amid much fanfare to announce their country's [. [...]

UNITED STATES 13/03/1997

BETTER SHIELD FOR INFRASTRUCTURE

Set up last December, the President's Commission on Critical Infrastructure Protection (PCCIP) that aims to hammer out a national strategy [...]

UNITED STATES 07/03/1996

EASING THE GLOBAL RULES

New international rules and technical standards for cryptography that both the U.S. government and the majority of Western nations could [...]

UNITED STATES 12/10/1995

INTERNET STILL IN MILITARY GRIP?

As a communications system invented 25 years ago by the U.S. military, the Internet still remains within the defence establishment's [...]

FRANCE 28/09/1995

SECRET SERVICES AND INTERNET

In a particularly original and well-backgrounded book entitled "Guerres dans le Cyberespace: Services Secret et Internet" (Cyberspace War: Secret Services [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES FRANCE 14/09/1995

DAWN OF THE INFOWAR ERA

A small group of American hackers who claimed to be infuriated over French economic spying against the U.S. were preparing this summer to mount an electronic assault on the main nerve centers of the French economy. [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES FRANCE 01/03/1995

FRANCO-AMERICAN SQUABBLE

By demanding in spectacular fashion that the American authorities quickly recall five CIA agents, including the Paris station chief, the French government did nothing so much as underline its own incapacity to come to grips with American spying in France. [...]

Spotlight SUDAN 07/09/1994

FRENCH GAME, AMERICAN TRUMPS

The release of French hostages in Lebanon in 1988 was achieved by secret non-governmental networks set up by Interior Minister Charles Pasqua. But this time the kidnapping of Carlos (Ilich Ramirez Sanchez) in Sudan on 14 August was not a [. [...]

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Who runs Noor Capital, the Emirati fund managed by Olivier Couriol?

Cai Mingpo, the financier helping to build the bridges between France and China

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Dark Side of Franco-Saudi Friendship

The Rush to Language Analysis Software

WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

G-8 APPEALS TO COMPANIES FOR HELP IN FIGHTING CYBERCRIME

WHY USAF CHASES FRENCH HACKERS

NEW PUSH FOR NETWORK SECURITY

U.A.E. OPEN THE GATES TO U.S.

BETTER SHIELD FOR INFRASTRUCTURE

EASING THE GLOBAL RULES

INTERNET STILL IN MILITARY GRIP?

SECRET SERVICES AND INTERNET

DAWN OF THE INFOWAR ERA

FRANCO-AMERICAN SQUABBLE

FRENCH GAME, AMERICAN TRUMPS

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Who runs Noor Capital, the Emirati fund managed by Olivier Couriol?

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Dark Side of Franco-Saudi Friendship

The Rush to Language Analysis Software

WORLD-WIDE INTERNET SECURITY SCHEME

G-8 APPEALS TO COMPANIES FOR HELP IN FIGHTING CYBERCRIME

WHY USAF CHASES FRENCH HACKERS

NEW PUSH FOR NETWORK SECURITY

U.A.E. OPEN THE GATES TO U.S.

BETTER SHIELD FOR INFRASTRUCTURE

EASING THE GLOBAL RULES

INTERNET STILL IN MILITARY GRIP?

SECRET SERVICES AND INTERNET

DAWN OF THE INFOWAR ERA

FRANCO-AMERICAN SQUABBLE

FRENCH GAME, AMERICAN TRUMPS

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