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FRANCE 11/03/2004

Job Switch at French Police Intelligence Agency

In the end, it won't be Emile Perez, training director of France's national police force, who will replace Bernard Squarcini [...]

FRANCE 11/03/2004

Military-Style Deployment for Cops

In an attempt to track down a mysterious group named AZF which threatened to blow up trains if the French authorities didn't come up with a 5 million euro ransom the police found themselves using a military-type deployment for the first time. [...]

FRANCE 29/01/2004

A Third Agency Falls Under President's Sway

French president Jacques Chirac can now enjoy full control over France's intelligence agencies following the appointment of Pascal Mailhos as [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 01/01/2004

How the Washington-Paris Connection Works

Although extra security measures on flights to the U.S. were due to be lifted on January 3, the French authorities decided during a meeting of the Secretariat General de la Defense Nationale (SGDN) to maintain them until the end of [. [...]

FRANCE 01/01/2004

DST to Get Own Arrest Squad

The French domestic intelligence agency Direction de la Surveillance du Territoire (DST) has secretly decided to set up a special [...]

FRANCE 11/12/2003

Finally, Politics Enters Picture

At least 700 prominent political, business, military and intelligence figures crammed into the auditorium of France's Military Institute in Paris on Dec. 1 to attend a seminar on business intelligence [...]

JAPAN 27/11/2003

State of Alert for Japanese

Japan's anti-terrorism community has been on maximum alert twice in the space of a few days. Al Qaeda threatened to strike at Japanese interests if the prime minister agreed to send self-defense forces to Iraq; [. [...]

FRANCE 27/11/2003

A Long, Hard Look at Intelligence Agencies

A handful of officials at France's Audits Court have just [...]

FRANCE 13/11/2003

Will Raffarin Commit Himself?

French prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin - or, failing him, another minister - is scheduled to take part in a seminar on business intelligence at the French parliament on Dec. 1. [...]

FRANCE 16/10/2003

Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop

French prime minister Jean-Pierre Raffarin is expected to shortly announce a string of decisions in connection with a report published [...]

FRANCE 18/09/2003

Raymond Nart

A book about a long-standing veteran of France's domestic intelligence [...]

FRANCE 17/07/2003

How to Halt France's Decline

In calling on legislator Bernard Carayon to draft a report on business intelligence in France, the prime minister asked him to make ?consensus-forming? proposals. [...]

FRANCE 03/07/2003

Preventive Operation Against Mujahideen

A police swoop headed by examining magistrate Jean-Louis Bruguiere against the French wing of the People's Mujahideen movement on June [...]

FRANCE 19/06/2003

How DST Works with Anti-Terrorist Magistrates

The French domestic intelligence agency DST's recent success in breaking up several Islamic organizations can be put down to a [...]

Spotlight INTERNATIONAL 22/05/2003

Radical Islam Bombs its Way Back

The attacks in Riyadh and Casablanca have displayed the capacity of radical Islam to plan simultaneous actions in different parts of the Moslem world by synchronizing alliances between small units with deep local roots. That's a major break with the [. [...]

SWITZERLAND 09/05/2003

Yves Beaumlin

A former superintendent at the French domestic intelligence agency DST, [...]

FRANCE 03/04/2003

Eavesdropping Case Finally to Land in Court

The appeals court in Paris decided on March 17 that a total of 12 people indicted in a case involving [...]

EUROPE 03/04/2003

Risks of Appearing Pro-Iraqi

Dozens of German, French and Russian companies fret about attacks in the English-language press concerning their trade with Iraq. [...]

FRANCE 06/02/2003

A French Adventurer's Saga

France's old cloak-and-dagger operatives are being put out to pasture as private military companies flourish in the midst of conflict and security firms move onto the legal mercenary market. [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 06/02/2003

What They Found at Finsbury Park

A raid on the Finsbury Park mosque in London by Scotland Yard's Special Branch and MI5 pulled in an interesting [...]

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