EU

Myanmar, Ukraine
Ukrainian link in Myanmar military's imports of aviation parts

Myanmar, which is under EU and US sanctions, has called on a new entity to supply it with aeronautical parts. That supplier has sourced some of its Soviet-era equipment straight from Ukraine.

France, United States
US now favoured over France to build Montenegro's cyber capacities

The US State Department has launched a programme to strengthen the Montenegrin government's cyber capabilities, in particular by supporting the creation of a local cybersecurity agency. At the same time, Paris is developing its own similar project in the country.

The Agencies' Gazette
Belarusian moles exposed, ex-DGSE admin boss moves to Lyon, NSC dishes out contracts, special funds-savvy MP

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

Belarus/PolandSpies and informants outed on both sides of regime

FranceEx-DGSE admin director takes on security in Lyon suburbs

United StatesNational Security Council still hiring before White House handover

FranceNew special funds oversight commissioner no newbie

Russia, South Africa
Moscow courts South Africa's far-right cells

The Kremlin is using a Russian nationalist organisation, the Double-Headed Eagle Society, to woo the rainbow nation's white supremacists in the hope of influencing Pretoria from the wings.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Digitalis, Audere, GEOS, FACT

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

LondonSigns point towards second Audere restructure in two years

LondonReputation protector Digitalis has a new champion

Brussels/BamakoGEOS wins contract to keep EU diplomats in Mali safe

LondonFact UK slims down investigations team

Europe, United States
Foreign malign influence: former CIA turned OpenAI intelligence chief struggles to ward off worries of information apocalypse

Invited to speak at an anti-disinformation conference in Riga earlier this month, OpenAI sent a representative to present some of the company's services, but he had trouble winning over his audience.

United Kingdom
Ex-MI6 agent and Westminster consultant at heart of Balkan muddle

A former British intelligence officer being banished from an EU country is not a common occurrence. Service veteran turned consultant Anthony Monckton has been struggling with a thorny case in Croatia, against a backdrop of accusations of Russian interference.

Latvia
Latvian intelligence ups security for Western players at anti-disinformation conference

To protect participants at the European anti-disinformation NGO EU DisinfoLab's annual conference just held in Riga, only a few hundred kilometres from the Russian border, Latvia's intelligence service deployed reinforced security measures.

United States
Washington seeks to boost anti-fake news arsenal for Latin America

Congress is concerned about the vulnerability of Latin American countries to Russian and Chinese interference. The State Department, already at the forefront in this area, is being asked to beef up its resources to counter these operations and limit their repercussions in the United States.

The Agencies' Gazette
Russia overtakes China in AI disinformation, still no MPs for French intel oversight college, Paris monitors US rear base in Benin, CCP's sights on Japanese archipelago

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

United StatesRussian AI-generated election interference outweighs China

FranceSome changes to intelligence techniques oversight college but still no MPs

United States/FranceParis keeps watch after renewed US-French cooperation in West Africa

Japan/ChinaCCP backs its interests in East China Sea as far as Okinawa with research

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Ashurst, Forward Global, SC Strategy without ex-MI6 boss, EU security in Riyadh

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

LondonAshurst's risk analysis branch thins out

WashingtonLiza Baron leaves Mintz for Forward Global

LondonSC Strategy buys out former MI6-boss John Scarlett

BrusselsQuestions over safety of EU delegation in Riyadh

The Tech Telegraph
EDA underwater drones undergo final tests, UXMachines arms AUKUS drones, SecurCube in Dubai

From SIGINT to GEOINT and OSINT and a dose of cyber, each week we report on events both big and small that matter in the community of technical intelligence providers.

GdyniaEU runs final tests on underwater ISR project SABUVIS II

PerthUXMachines algorithms used on AUKUS drones

DubaiItaly's SecurCube scouts for contracts in the UAE