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Iraq
Al Tawab Mollah Houeiche

The director of Iraq's armaments programs, Abd Al Tawab Mollah Houeiche, is a key military figure in Baghdad and could [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

Egypt
Mubarak Grooming Son For Top Job

Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak will quit his post in 2005. He has already begun grooming his son as successor.

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

Saudi Arabia
Walid's Lock on Lebanese Economy

The Saudi prince Walid Bin Talal's position in Beirut has altered Lebanon's political landscape. But his clashes with prime minister Rafic Hariri stem straight from Riyadh.

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

France, Saudi Arabia, United States
Negociations

In Ryadh, French advisers are setting up shop in the [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

Libya
Terrorism

The all-out fight by Libya's secret service against Islamic movements [...]

Subscribers only 21.11.2002

France, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, United States
Weak signals

IN WASHINGTON, MICHAEL ROBINSON, spokesman for Securities and Exchange Commission boss Harvey Pitt, has left his job to take up work as a consultant for the lobbying firm Hill and Knowlton.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 07.11.2002

Europe, South Africa | DEFENSE
Eurocopter's Checkered Past

In 1996 a businessman accused Eurocopter of illegally selling helicopters to South Africa. But no serious proof of the allegation emerged - until now.

Subscribers only 07.11.2002

Qatar
Hamad Bin Jassem Al Thani

Qatari foreign minister Hamad Bin Jassem Al Thani is bracing himself for stormy times ahead. Main backer of the Al [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.2002

Yemen | SANAA
Will Bin Laden's Son Take Over from Dad?

According to Yemeni intelligence sources, Saad Bin Laden, son of [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 07.11.2002

Yemen
The authorities in Sanaa are expecting reprisals

Following the CIA's operation to eliminate Salim Sinan al Harethi [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.2002

UAE
The Hawala system

The United Arab Emirates Central Bank in Dubai inaugurated a [...]

Subscribers only 07.11.2002

Spotlight | Iran, United Nations
Veil Lifted on Iran’s Nuclear Program

Diplomatic sparring in the United Nations Security Council concerning a possible military intervention in Iraq has had some unexpected fallout. The success of any military operation would depend partly on the participation of Shi’ite opponents of Saddam Hussein who are [.

Subscribers only 24.10.2002

Saudi Arabia | SECURITY
Split in Saudi Royal House

According to several Middle East intelligence sources, a severe split has emerged in the House of Saud

Subscribers only 10.10.2002

Syria | DAMASCUS
What Will Syrian Military Do With Its Scud Missiles?

According to diplomatic sources, Syria will shortly launch production of [...]

Subscribers only 10.10.2002

Spotlight | Iraq
Who Will Control Iraq’s Oil in Future?

The representative of the Supreme Council for the Islamic Revolution in Iraq (SCIRI) in London, Hamid Al Bayati, has told Intelligence Online that the six components of the Iraqi opposition are to meet ?somewhere in a European city at the [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 26.09.2002

Israel | TEL AVIV
Meir Dagan

Chaired by Gabriel Bach, the Israeli panel that examines government nominations confirmed the appointment of Meir Dagan as head of [...]

Subscribers only 26.09.2002

Iran, Libya | ARMAMENTS
New Iran-Tehran Missile Pact

European diplomatic sources on post in Tripoli have confirmed to Intelligence Online that Libya and Iran signed an agreement in mid-June to manufacture solid fuel for ballistic missiles.

Subscribers only 26.09.2002

Iraq | BAGHDAD
Saddam Hussein’s Version of Guerilla Warfare

Iraqi president Saddam Hussein won’t fight the next Gulf war [...]

Subscribers only 26.09.2002

Egypt, Russia | ARMAMENT
Russian Advance in Cairo

According to armaments experts working for a European intelligence agency, [...]

Subscribers only 12.09.2002

Iraq | DIPLOMACY
Political Clout of Iraqi Dissidents

With the U.S. apparently moving towards military action in Iraq, the many opponents of Saddam Hussein's regime who live abroad are lining up to take over the country's leadership.

Subscribers only 29.08.2002

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Middle East & Africa

Iraq
Al Tawab Mollah Houeiche

Egypt
Mubarak Grooming Son For Top Job

Saudi Arabia
Walid's Lock on Lebanese Economy

France, Saudi Arabia, United States
Negociations

Libya
Terrorism

France, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, United States
Weak signals

Europe, South Africa | DEFENSE
Eurocopter's Checkered Past

Qatar
Hamad Bin Jassem Al Thani

Yemen | SANAA
Will Bin Laden's Son Take Over from Dad?

Yemen
The authorities in Sanaa are expecting reprisals

UAE
The Hawala system

Spotlight | Iran, United Nations
Veil Lifted on Iran’s Nuclear Program

Saudi Arabia | SECURITY
Split in Saudi Royal House

Syria | DAMASCUS
What Will Syrian Military Do With Its Scud Missiles?

Spotlight | Iraq
Who Will Control Iraq’s Oil in Future?

Israel | TEL AVIV
Meir Dagan

Iran, Libya | ARMAMENTS
New Iran-Tehran Missile Pact

Iraq | BAGHDAD
Saddam Hussein’s Version of Guerilla Warfare

Egypt, Russia | ARMAMENT
Russian Advance in Cairo

Iraq | DIPLOMACY
Political Clout of Iraqi Dissidents

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Iraq Al Tawab Mollah Houeiche

Egypt Mubarak Grooming Son For Top Job

Saudi Arabia Walid's Lock on Lebanese Economy

France, Saudi Arabia, United States Negociations

Libya Terrorism

France, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, United States Weak signals

Europe, South Africa | DEFENSE Eurocopter's Checkered Past

Qatar Hamad Bin Jassem Al Thani

Yemen | SANAA Will Bin Laden's Son Take Over from Dad?

Yemen The authorities in Sanaa are expecting reprisals

UAE The Hawala system

Spotlight | Iran, United Nations Veil Lifted on Iran’s Nuclear Program

Saudi Arabia | SECURITY Split in Saudi Royal House

Syria | DAMASCUS What Will Syrian Military Do With Its Scud Missiles?

Spotlight | Iraq Who Will Control Iraq’s Oil in Future?

Israel | TEL AVIV Meir Dagan

Iran, Libya | ARMAMENTS New Iran-Tehran Missile Pact

Iraq | BAGHDAD Saddam Hussein’s Version of Guerilla Warfare

Egypt, Russia | ARMAMENT Russian Advance in Cairo

Iraq | DIPLOMACY Political Clout of Iraqi Dissidents

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Iraq
Al Tawab Mollah Houeiche

Egypt
Mubarak Grooming Son For Top Job

Saudi Arabia
Walid's Lock on Lebanese Economy

France, Saudi Arabia, United States
Negociations

Libya
Terrorism

France, Saudi Arabia, United Kingdom, United States
Weak signals

Europe, South Africa | DEFENSE
Eurocopter's Checkered Past

Qatar
Hamad Bin Jassem Al Thani

Yemen | SANAA
Will Bin Laden's Son Take Over from Dad?

Yemen
The authorities in Sanaa are expecting reprisals

UAE
The Hawala system

Spotlight | Iran, United Nations
Veil Lifted on Iran’s Nuclear Program

Saudi Arabia | SECURITY
Split in Saudi Royal House

Syria | DAMASCUS
What Will Syrian Military Do With Its Scud Missiles?

Spotlight | Iraq
Who Will Control Iraq’s Oil in Future?

Israel | TEL AVIV
Meir Dagan

Iran, Libya | ARMAMENTS
New Iran-Tehran Missile Pact

Iraq | BAGHDAD
Saddam Hussein’s Version of Guerilla Warfare

Egypt, Russia | ARMAMENT
Russian Advance in Cairo

Iraq | DIPLOMACY
Political Clout of Iraqi Dissidents