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Grégory Priolon

Journalist

France
French former NATO commander joins military AI start-up Alta Ares

General Philippe Lavigne has joined young French firm Alta Ares to develop its business within NATO. In particular, Lavigne will be promoting the company's Shahed-136 artificial intelligence system for drone detection. A strategic tool at a time when both Kyiv's and Tel Aviv's respective anti-aircraft defences have been overwhelmed by massive attacks by these aircraft.

LogoSubscribers only Surveillance & Interception 10.07.2025
French General Philippe Lavigne on 18 June 2024 in Warsaw.

Spotlight | Mexico, United States
CIA, Palantir... How the US is using technology to track Mexican cartels

Washington's war on fentanyl, 1/2 - Intelligence Online reveals the clandestine surveillance and targeting apparatus set up by the United States to track down Mexican cartels. Drones, satellites, AI and discreet subcontractors orchestrate an unprecedented cross-border technological intelligence operation in the first of this two-part series.

LogoSubscribers only Surveillance & Interception 16.06.2025
A major anti-drug operation by the US Coast Guard in San Diego, 13 February 2025.

China, India, Pakistan
Are China-made electronic warfare systems beating French Rafales in Pakistan?

At least one Rafale and one Mirage 2000 fighter jet belonging to the Indian Air Force and involved in strikes in Pakistan were shot down during the night of 6 to 7 May. Islamabad's aggressive online narrative is raising doubts even within France's ministry of armed forces about the robustness of its SPECTRA system, the spearhead of French electronic warfare.

LogoSubscribers only Surveillance & Interception 09.05.2025
An Indian Rafale.

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