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FRANCE 06/07/2006

CFIR Replaces EIREL

Founded 21 years ago, the Ecole Interarmees du Renseignement et des Etudes Linguistiques (EIREL: Inter-Service Intelligence and Linguistic Studies Institute) [...]

EUROPEAN UNION 06/07/2006

Keeping Track of Containers

U.S., Japanese and German multinationals have joined forces to set up a standard for tracking contrainers to function independently of international standards organizations. [...]

EUROPEAN UNION 08/06/2006

U.S. Lobbyists Regulate Themselves

In response to an injunction from the European Commission, an organization named EPACA that speaks for all American lobbying concerns in Brussels has set up an independent authority to regulate the sector. [...]

FRANCE 11/05/2006

Change Brewing at Foreign Ministry

The French foreign ministry’s information systems department is hatching a revolution of sorts in its ultra-secure premises in the Quai d’Orsay’s basement. [...]

FRANCE 20/04/2006

Two Hats for Pera

The British firm Pera Innovation, which manages the Global Watch [...]

BELGIUM 06/04/2006

Omnicom Snaps Up Lobbying Firm

The U.S. communications giant Omnicom has just bought out the Brussels lobbying firm GPlus, one of the best connected in the Belgian capital. [...]

FRANCE 06/04/2006

Suez Fumbles the Ball

When it comes to lobbying, too much self-confidence can quickly [...]

GERMANY IRAN 23/02/2006

Massoud Rajavi in Germany?

Diplomatic sources in the Gulf say Massoud Rajavi, head of the Mujahideen e Khalq (People’s Mujahideen) movement has left the Ashraf camp in Iraq for Germany. [...]

FRANCE 22/12/2005

Keynectics Wins Euro Endorsement

Keynectics, which corners 95% of the market for electronic certification in France, has become the first to qualify in Europe as a “certification service provider.” [...]

FRANCE 24/11/2005

Sarkozy Favors Parliamentary Oversight of Intelligence

French interior minister Nicolas Sarkozy has made it clear to a commission that vets legislation in the National Assembly that [...]

EUROPE 24/11/2005

New EU Push for Transparency

A European Union initiative on transparency could well compel lobbyists to publish the content of their communications with the Commission and force OLAF to divulge the results of its investigations. [...]

FRANCE 24/11/2005

The Men Around New EADS Managing Director

Appointed joint managing director of EADS in June, 44-year-old Jean-Paul Gut changed overnight from being the company’s super salesman in [...]

GREECE 24/11/2005

Grand Tour of Europe for ENISA

Since it set up operations in Heraklion, Greece in September, [...]

UNITED STATES 24/11/2005

Standards for “Internet of Things”

The ITU believes all remote identification technologies will form an integrated network one day and proposes to define the standards. [...]

EUROPE 27/10/2005

An 8th Partner for Galileo?

Galileo's fate could well hang on Germany's determination to bring a new partner into the consortium that is to build the future European satellite navigation system. [...]

BELGIUM 13/10/2005

Systran Takes on EU Commission

Systran, a world leader in translation software that supplies the US Air Force, the CIA and FBI has accused the European Union of theft. [...]

BELGIUM 28/07/2005

Diligence Targets EU Market

The U.S. firm Diligence has opened an office in Brussels in a move that underscores the growing interest of investigative concerns in EU affairs. [...]

UNITED STATES EUROPE MIDDLE EAST 01/07/2005

How Useful are International Lists ? Free

The British civic rights organization StateWatch issued a highly critical report on June 29 concerning lists of terrorists issued in the U.S. and Europe. [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES EUROPE 30/06/2005

Why TPG Has to Withdraw from Gemplus

Revealed by Intelligence Online on June 17 (No. 502), the decision by the Texas Pacific Group (TPG) to sell its 26,5% holding in Gemplus, world leader in smart card technology, has caused a major stir in the business circles concerned [. [...]

EUROPE 30/06/2005

EU Rejects National Preference

European institutions parted company with European Union member governments and armaments companies during a wide-ranging debate on opening defense markets up to competition. [...]

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European Union

CFIR Replaces EIREL

Keeping Track of Containers

U.S. Lobbyists Regulate Themselves

Change Brewing at Foreign Ministry

Two Hats for Pera

Omnicom Snaps Up Lobbying Firm

Suez Fumbles the Ball

Massoud Rajavi in Germany?

Keynectics Wins Euro Endorsement

Sarkozy Favors Parliamentary Oversight of Intelligence

New EU Push for Transparency

The Men Around New EADS Managing Director

Grand Tour of Europe for ENISA

Standards for “Internet of Things”

An 8th Partner for Galileo?

Systran Takes on EU Commission

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