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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. [...]

EUROPE 16/06/2005

Galileo Falling Behind Schedule?

The two consortiums vying for the concession to run Europe's Galileo satellite navigation system are now presenting a joint bid for the contract. But problems remain. [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 16/06/2005

Neil Kinnock

Former leader of the Labour Party and ex European commissioner, [...]

BELGIUM 16/06/2005

EU to Take Charge of SIS

Up to now an inter-governmental network, the Schengen Information System will fall under the direct authority of the European Union in 2007. [...]

EUROPE 03/06/2005

Biometry Makes its Debut in Schengen Area Free

A consortium led by France's Sagem -- now part of the new group Safran alongside Snecma -- has just won a contract to manage Biodev, a program to design biometric visas that is being tested as a forerunner to VIS, the Schengen area's future visa system. [...]

BELGIUM 19/05/2005

Fight Over Telecoms Archives

The European Union could force telephone operators to keep data on calls for a full 12 months. [...]

BELGIUM 19/05/2005

Pedro Pedreira

Two French nationals had been tipped for the job: Patrick [...]

BELGIUM 19/05/2005

From the World Bank to OLAF?

The next director-general of the EU's anti-fraud unit, Office Europeen [...]

FRANCE 28/04/2005

A Challenge to Europe

The Institute for Security Studies (IES), a European Union think [...]

EUROPEAN UNION 15/04/2005

European Experts Take Firmer Grip on Security Free

Long handled by different directorates at the European Commission, security questions have been put under the authority of a few key officials. [...]

EUROPE 14/04/2005

Police Could Be Barred From Euro Visa Files

In his first annual report since taking office, the European [...]

Spotlight EUROPE 31/03/2005

Wide-Open Market for European Companies

In coming years the European Union countries can be expected to deploy computer architecture designed to see to the identification of persons by incorporating new factors like biometric elements (fingerprints, iris scans) or even biological data, such as DNA. [...]

FRANCE 31/03/2005

BI Falls Under Government Control

France's business intelligence companies will shortly find themselves under direct government [...]

BELGIUM 31/03/2005

Space Intelligence Projects

The European Commission is poised to launch several programs on using geospatial data for security and defense purposes. [...]

SAUDI ARABIA 17/03/2005

Pious Hopes at Anti-Terrorist Conclave

The international fight against terrorism is clearly giving rise to meetings that appear more political in nature than important from [...]

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