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MI6

The Secret Intelligence Service, better known as MI6 (Military Intelligence Section 6) is Britain’s external intelligence service. MI6 comes under the Foreign Office. The agency often works with the SAS in overseas interventions.

Spotlight | China, France, Japan, United Kingdom, United States
Intelligence services in West mobilise to block post Covid-19 Chinese investor activism

Western governments fear that China is going to have a field day investing in their strategic sectors as the economic impact of the Covid 19 pandemic kicks in.

Subscribers only Government Intelligence 27.05.2020

China, Hong Kong
Bridger, ex-CIA and MI6 outfit, loses Japan adviser

Correction issued on 27 May 2020: Following the publication of this article on 27 May, Alastair Campbell, Bridger Intelligence's chairman, [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 27.05.2020

United Kingdom
UK overhauls national security technology fund

While the debate on the National Security and Investment Bill is only just beginning, the National Security Strategic Investment Fund [...]

Subscribers only Government Intelligence 13.05.2020

Russia, United Kingdom
SVR baits MI6 with Philby website

On bad terms with MI6 since the poisoning of Sergueï [...]

Subscribers only Government Intelligence 15.04.2020

Spotlight | Kuwait, United Kingdom, United States
Gloves come off as investigators pile into Kuwait's Port Fund scandal

A plethora of intelligence and influence firms are mobilised behind the scenes of a battle between Gulf Investment Corp (GIC) and Kuwait's Port Fund.

Subscribers only Government Intelligence 15.01.2020

United States
RP Eddy appoints HR McMaster to Ergo's board

Retired General HR McMaster, who resigned as President Donald Trump's national security adviser in April 2018, has been appointed a [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 11.12.2019

United Kingdom
John Sawers gains independence with New Bridge

According to our sources, former Secret Intelligence Service (SIS), or MI6, chief John Sawers has stepped down as chairman of [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 27.11.2019

United Kingdom
James Arbuthnot goes from Scarlett to Maclay

Lord James Arbuthnot, the former defence minister under John Major [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 27.11.2019

Australia
Sapien, Canberra's critical infrastructure cyber-guard

With the support of the Australian government and Five Eyes top officials, Sapien Cyber is fast turning into a key industrial cyber-security player.

Subscribers only Surveillance & Interception 19.11.2019

United Kingdom
Westminster calls for sanctions chief at national security council

In its report "Defending Democracy in an Age of Autocracies" published on November 5, the House of Commons Foreign Affairs [...]

Subscribers only Government Intelligence 13.11.2019

United Kingdom
Arthur Snell joins Burrows and Steele at Orbis

Arthur Snell, a former official at the Foreign & Commonwealth [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 13.11.2019

United Kingdom
K&R specialists all over Brillante Virtuoso case

An array of experts were brought on board for the case that opened on October 7 between Suez Fortune Investment, [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 30.10.2019

United Kingdom, United States
Tricuro and Ross Gow help Russia in Kuwait

The reputation protection firm Tricuro has taken a contract work [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 16.10.2019

United Kingdom
Conrad Prince scores double whammy with BAE and RUSI

The Royal United Services Institute (RUSI) announced a partnership with the intelligence subsidiary of BAE Systems) in September for the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 02.10.2019

United Kingdom
Horizon monitors seas for Royal Navy

The interception systems supplier Horizon Technologies signed an agreement earlier [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 18.09.2019

New Zealand, United States
Wellington no longer wants to give CIA free rein to its intel

Acting on a damning report on the role New Zealand's intelligence services played in the CIA's interrogation programmes published by the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security (IGIS), Wellington has introduced new safeguards, even when dealing with their closest Five Eyes allies.

Subscribers only Government Intelligence 11.09.2019

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China, Europe, India, Russia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, United States
The geopolitical power plays in Earth observation

France
Intelligence memos and grey zones before French courts

Ukraine
Jamming wars

Armenia, Azerbaijan, France
Information wars in the Caucasus

Israel
Israeli cyber bounces back after NSO woes

Insiders | China
Security, propaganda and the PLA: Xi Jinping forges new networks of influence

Insiders | Qatar
Barzan Holdings, Qatar's defence industry giant springing up out of the desert

MI6

Spotlight | China, France, Japan, United Kingdom, United States
Intelligence services in West mobilise to block post Covid-19 Chinese investor activism

China, Hong Kong
Bridger, ex-CIA and MI6 outfit, loses Japan adviser

United Kingdom
UK overhauls national security technology fund

Russia, United Kingdom
SVR baits MI6 with Philby website

Spotlight | Kuwait, United Kingdom, United States
Gloves come off as investigators pile into Kuwait's Port Fund scandal

United States
RP Eddy appoints HR McMaster to Ergo's board

United Kingdom
John Sawers gains independence with New Bridge

United Kingdom
James Arbuthnot goes from Scarlett to Maclay

Australia
Sapien, Canberra's critical infrastructure cyber-guard

United Kingdom
Westminster calls for sanctions chief at national security council

United Kingdom
Arthur Snell joins Burrows and Steele at Orbis

United Kingdom
K&R specialists all over Brillante Virtuoso case

United Kingdom, United States
Tricuro and Ross Gow help Russia in Kuwait

United Kingdom
Conrad Prince scores double whammy with BAE and RUSI

United Kingdom
Horizon monitors seas for Royal Navy

New Zealand, United States
Wellington no longer wants to give CIA free rein to its intel

United Kingdom
Intelligence services receive guidelines on interrogations abroad

United Kingdom
MI5 gives next CTO his marching orders

United Kingdom
Scarlett, Carlile without Arbuthnot

United Kingdom
Barney White-Spunner and George Busby close Burstock Partners LLP

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China, Europe, India, Russia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, United States The geopolitical power plays in Earth observation

France Intelligence memos and grey zones before French courts

Ukraine Jamming wars

Armenia, Azerbaijan, France Information wars in the Caucasus

Israel Israeli cyber bounces back after NSO woes

Insiders | China Security, propaganda and the PLA: Xi Jinping forges new networks of influence

Insiders | Qatar Barzan Holdings, Qatar's defence industry giant springing up out of the desert

MI6

Spotlight | China, France, Japan, United Kingdom, United States Intelligence services in West mobilise to block post Covid-19 Chinese investor activism

China, Hong Kong Bridger, ex-CIA and MI6 outfit, loses Japan adviser

United Kingdom UK overhauls national security technology fund

Russia, United Kingdom SVR baits MI6 with Philby website

Spotlight | Kuwait, United Kingdom, United States Gloves come off as investigators pile into Kuwait's Port Fund scandal

United States RP Eddy appoints HR McMaster to Ergo's board

United Kingdom John Sawers gains independence with New Bridge

United Kingdom James Arbuthnot goes from Scarlett to Maclay

Australia Sapien, Canberra's critical infrastructure cyber-guard

United Kingdom Westminster calls for sanctions chief at national security council

United Kingdom Arthur Snell joins Burrows and Steele at Orbis

United Kingdom K&R specialists all over Brillante Virtuoso case

United Kingdom, United States Tricuro and Ross Gow help Russia in Kuwait

United Kingdom Conrad Prince scores double whammy with BAE and RUSI

United Kingdom Horizon monitors seas for Royal Navy

New Zealand, United States Wellington no longer wants to give CIA free rein to its intel

United Kingdom Intelligence services receive guidelines on interrogations abroad

United Kingdom MI5 gives next CTO his marching orders

United Kingdom Scarlett, Carlile without Arbuthnot

United Kingdom Barney White-Spunner and George Busby close Burstock Partners LLP

Refine your search

About Intelligence Online

Subscription

Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

China, Europe, India, Russia, Saudi Arabia, UAE, United States
The geopolitical power plays in Earth observation

France
Intelligence memos and grey zones before French courts

Ukraine
Jamming wars

Armenia, Azerbaijan, France
Information wars in the Caucasus

Israel
Israeli cyber bounces back after NSO woes

Insiders | China
Security, propaganda and the PLA: Xi Jinping forges new networks of influence

Insiders | Qatar
Barzan Holdings, Qatar's defence industry giant springing up out of the desert

Spotlight | China, France, Japan, United Kingdom, United States
Intelligence services in West mobilise to block post Covid-19 Chinese investor activism

China, Hong Kong
Bridger, ex-CIA and MI6 outfit, loses Japan adviser

United Kingdom
UK overhauls national security technology fund

Russia, United Kingdom
SVR baits MI6 with Philby website

Spotlight | Kuwait, United Kingdom, United States
Gloves come off as investigators pile into Kuwait's Port Fund scandal

United States
RP Eddy appoints HR McMaster to Ergo's board

United Kingdom
John Sawers gains independence with New Bridge

United Kingdom
James Arbuthnot goes from Scarlett to Maclay

Australia
Sapien, Canberra's critical infrastructure cyber-guard

United Kingdom
Westminster calls for sanctions chief at national security council

United Kingdom
Arthur Snell joins Burrows and Steele at Orbis

United Kingdom
K&R specialists all over Brillante Virtuoso case

United Kingdom, United States
Tricuro and Ross Gow help Russia in Kuwait

United Kingdom
Conrad Prince scores double whammy with BAE and RUSI

United Kingdom
Horizon monitors seas for Royal Navy

New Zealand, United States
Wellington no longer wants to give CIA free rein to its intel

United Kingdom
Intelligence services receive guidelines on interrogations abroad

United Kingdom
MI5 gives next CTO his marching orders

United Kingdom
Scarlett, Carlile without Arbuthnot

United Kingdom
Barney White-Spunner and George Busby close Burstock Partners LLP