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SAUDI ARABIA 02/04/2014

Bandar prepares comeback

While Riyadh lays out the red carpet for Barak Obama, Saudi Arabia's intelligence chief Bandar bin Sultan has been licking his wounds in Morocco - but he is planning to make a comeback. [...]

UKRAINE 02/04/2014

NATO opens its ears

A vast electronic monitoring operation has been put in place by NATO to track Russian military deployment on the border with Ukraine. [...]

CHINA 19/02/2014

Zeng Qinghong

Zeng Qinghong, who served as coordinator of China's intelligence agencies [...]

JAPAN 05/02/2014

Shotaro Yachi

Shotaro Yachi has been appointed the head of Japan's new [...]

UNITED STATES 22/01/2014

Surveillance diplomacy

After the rash of diplomatic crises sparked by Edward Snowden's NSA whistle-blowing, the US Department of State has decided it needs an electronic monitoring expert. [...]

JAPAN 04/12/2013

Prime minister gets more spies

Currently in the midst of a standoff with China, Japan's PM is bolstering his intelligence-gathering apparatus. [...]

CHINA 20/11/2013

Security pole at president's office

Xi Jinping has set up an anti-terrorism and security coordination committee placed directly under his control, rather than the Communist Party as in the old days. [...]

UNITED STATES 20/11/2013

John Brennan

John Brennan, the director of the CIA, has picked a [...]

Spotlight SAUDI ARABIA UNITED STATES 25/09/2013

Riyadh rethinks military without US

US moves in the region in the past couple of years have prompted some serious thought in Saudi Arabia: Despite the two countries' alliance, would Barack Obama intervene militarily if the Saudi monarchy came under threat? Doubts have been fuelled [...]

FRANCE 25/09/2013

Marc Abensour

Marc Abensour, the director of international affairs at the SGDSN, [...]

SAUDI ARABIA 25/09/2013

Abdullah makes peace with Sultan clan

The Saudi king has made peace with the descendants of the late Sultan bin Abdulaziz, after six months of bitter feuding. [...]

IRAN 11/09/2013

Said Jalili Free

Said Jalili, the secretary-general of the Iranian National Security Council, [...]

Spotlight UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 24/07/2013

US cyber-spies strike electronic gold

Without waiting for their former employee Edward Snowden to blow the whistle on their work as contractors to the National Security Agency (NSA), the US cyber-intelligence consultants Booz Allen Hamilton and others have already moved on to fresh pastures. The [...]

UNITED STATES 26/06/2013

Avril Haines

Avril Haines, a trained lawyer, was appointed number two of [...]

SAUDI ARABIA 26/06/2013

Saudi succession battle continues

Being groomed for succession by his father King Abdullah, Prince Mutaib bin Abdullah is trying to make his mark internationally but his cousin Mohamed bin Nayef has the West's ear. [...]

Spotlight CHINA UNITED STATES RUSSIA 29/05/2013

Nations wrangle over cyber-war rules

Although they are quick to accuse one another of state-sponsored hacking, for the past two years Russia, China and the United States have been engaged in a strategic dialogue to establish an international legal framework for cyber-warfare, which by its [...]

UNITED STATES EUROPE 13/03/2013

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