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FBI

The FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) combines the role of a US federal police force and an internal intelligence service. It comes under the authority of the Department of Justice and oversees the police authorities at the federal level. A member of the US intelligence community, the FBI often competes with the CIA on terrorism and counterintelligence cases.

UNITED STATES 26/08/2004

Files on Arabs in the U.S.

Official documents have surfaced to prove the U.S. Census Bureau has handed over precise statistics on persons of Arab origin to the customs service.

UNITED STATES 08/07/2004

FBI "Virtual" Dossier Stalled Again

The "Virtual Case File" (VCF), the final component of the Trilogy program which is aimed at modernizing the FBI, was [...]

SAUDI ARABIA 08/07/2004

Giant Security Budget for Muteeb

The son of Saudi's crown prince Abdallah, Muteeb bin Abdallah, has become the real boss of anti-terrorist operations in the kingdom - with a record, $3 billion budget.

YEMEN 08/07/2004

Yemen Tracks its Islamic Militants

In a major shift in alliances, Yemen's president has cracked down harshly on an Islamic sect he previously protected. He acted at the behest of Riyadh and Washington.

EGYPT SAUDI ARABIA 24/06/2004

Saudis Accept Help from Egypt

To fight against Al Qaeda, Saudi Arabia is going to use the methods Egypt successfully applied against its own Islamic fundamentalists.

UNITED STATES 10/06/2004

Riggs' Highly Targeted Lobbying

Under investigation by the FBI, the Senate's permanent subcommittee on investigations and the Treasury Department for its management of several [...]

JAPAN 10/06/2004

Koancho has Al Qaeda in Gunsights

Last week's arrest in Japan of eight persons suspected of links to Al Qaeda confirmed the existence of "sleeper" Islamic [...]

UNITED STATES 27/05/2004

The FBI's Ears Can't Hear

It could seem just one more sign of chronic malfunction at the FBI. Nine years after the CALEA bill was passed the automatic interception of telephone calls is still in its infancy even though $450 million has been spent on the endeavour.

UNITED STATES 27/05/2004

Headway and Delays in Anti-Terrorist Fight

Speaking before the Senate's Judiciary Committee last week, FBI director Robert Mueller revealed that lists of terrorists established by various [...]

UNITED STATES Corporate Intelligence 13/05/2004

Vivendi's Sleuths

Vivendi and the Recording industry Association of America (RIAA) have just hired a firm set up by former FBI investigators to conduct operations against piracy and the downloading of music files.

UNITED STATES 22/04/2004

Bandar's Banking Blues

Some of the bank accounts of Saudi Arabia's ambassador to Washington, Bandar bin Sultan, have been frozen as investigators continue probing into terrorism's bankrollers.

YEMEN 22/04/2004

Abdul Majid al Zindani

The case of Abdul Majid al Zindani, head of the [...]

UNITED STATES 08/04/2004

Intelligence Support Systems

The three leading themes of the "ISS World 2004" conference [...]

UNITED STATES 25/03/2004

Anti-Terrorist Fight at Expense of Anti-Drug Operations

The FBI's massive shifting of funds into counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence and cybercrime in 2002 appears to have sapped the agency's capacity [...]

UNITED STATES 11/03/2004

Who'll Employ Enron's Nemesis ?

Head of the Enron Task Force at the U.S. Justice Department since it was set up in January, 2002, Leslie [...]

UNITED STATES 11/03/2004

Maureen Baginski

Sounded out on becoming the chief of the future Justice [...]

UNITED STATES 12/02/2004

An Internet for Government ?

Sprint appears to be having a hard time selling its "governmental Internet" to the U.S. administration. It began pushing the system a year ago under the name "SprintLink Peerless IP."

CHINA 29/01/2004

A Regional Anti-Terror Outfit

The fight against radical Islam counts among the chief concerns of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) that opened a regional [...]

SAUDI ARABIA 15/01/2004

The War in Saudi Arabia

The target of several assassination attempts, general Abdelaziz al Huweirini, number three man in Saudi Arabia's interior ministry, has clearly become the priority target of Islamic terrorists.

SAUDI ARABIA 15/01/2004

Torn Between Democracy and Jihad

Saudi Arabia is facing the agonising question of how to fight anti-government fundamentalism riding increasingly in the country on the coat-tails of al Qaeda. Can Riyadh introduce reforms without provoking challenges to its rule?

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FBI

Files on Arabs in the U.S.

FBI "Virtual" Dossier Stalled Again

Giant Security Budget for Muteeb

Yemen Tracks its Islamic Militants

Saudis Accept Help from Egypt

Riggs' Highly Targeted Lobbying

Koancho has Al Qaeda in Gunsights

The FBI's Ears Can't Hear

Headway and Delays in Anti-Terrorist Fight

Vivendi's Sleuths

Bandar's Banking Blues

Abdul Majid al Zindani

Intelligence Support Systems

Anti-Terrorist Fight at Expense of Anti-Drug Operations

Who'll Employ Enron's Nemesis ?

Maureen Baginski

An Internet for Government ?

A Regional Anti-Terror Outfit

The War in Saudi Arabia

Torn Between Democracy and Jihad

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