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UNITED STATES 26/03/2008

John Kringen

The Central Intelligence Agency’s director for intelligence for the past [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 26/03/2008

Parliament still lacks say over agencies

Eight months after delivering a speech on national security to the House of Commons (IOL 552), prime minister Gordon Brown [...]

UNITED STATES 26/03/2008

Vacancy at Intelligence Community’s Research Agency

Still in an embryonic state, the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity (IARPA, the American intelligence community’s future R&D agency, (IOL [...]

UNITED STATES 26/03/2008

Washington’s Patience Running Out

An attack against the American embassy on March 18 has cast suspicion over links between Ali Abdallah Saleh’s regime and Sunni militant movements. [...]

UNITED STATES 26/03/2008

New Anti-Terrorist Adviser for Bush

The White House has picked Ken Wainstein to replace Fran [...]

LEBANON 26/03/2008

Christian Militia Take on Damascus?

In receiving Christian leader Samir Geagea, Washington appears to be preparing for a re-activation of the latter’s militia forces if the Lebanese army crumbles. [...]

UNITED STATES 26/03/2008

New Chief for Space Intelligence Lobby

Set up to forge ties between private and government agencies [...]

FRANCE 26/03/2008

Uplifting New Job for Amarante

Founded less than a year ago, the private security concern Amarante will now see to the technical protection of Europe’s Ariane rocket in French Guiana. [...]

Spotlight UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 12/03/2008

Bahrain Entrusts Investigations to Kroll

Jules Kroll built the reputation of the investigative firm that bears his name with major government contracts, and notably with Kuwait which retained him to track down Saddam Hussein's assets following the first Gulf war. [...]

EUROPE 12/03/2008

When UAVs Fly Alongside Airliners in Europe Free

The leading manufacturers of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) in Europe have just set up a consortium named Air4All. They hope to obtain rights to have their aircraft form part of ordinary air traffic in Europe. [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 12/03/2008

Margaret Beckett

Prime minister Gordon Brown early last month completed his overhaul [...]

SAUDI ARABIA 12/03/2008

Bandar Bin Sultan

Chairman of Saudi Arabia’s National Security Council, prince Bandar bin [...]

AFGHANISTAN 12/03/2008

Heading Off Suicide Attacks

President Hamid Karzai plans to call on militias to help restore security in Afghanistan. The Afghan army itself counts only 30,000 troops instead of the 86,000 it was supposed to number by the end of 2007. [...]

UNITED STATES 12/03/2008

Defense Group, Leading Intelligence Consultancy

The highly discreet firm Defense Group. (DGI) conducted an important study on the use of commercial satellites by the American [...]

UNITED STATES UNITED KINGDOM 12/03/2008

Security No Longer an Easy Sell

Hit by a sharp drop in contracts in Iraq, Britain's ArmorGroup and the U.S. firm Triple Canopy are up for sale. [...]

Spotlight MIDDLE EAST 27/02/2008

Mughniyeh's "Ghost" Haunts the Region

The assassination of Hezbollah's external security chief Imad Mughniyeh, nicknamed the "ghost", in Damascus on Feb 12 drove a wedge into the hitherto solid alliance between Damascus, Tehran and the Shi'ite movement. Each camp is conducting its own inquiry into [. [...]

UNITED STATES 27/02/2008

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Norman Lamont, pillar of the British-Iranian business community

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John Kringen

Parliament still lacks say over agencies

Vacancy at Intelligence Community’s Research Agency

Washington’s Patience Running Out

New Anti-Terrorist Adviser for Bush

Christian Militia Take on Damascus?

New Chief for Space Intelligence Lobby

Uplifting New Job for Amarante

Bahrain Entrusts Investigations to Kroll

When UAVs Fly Alongside Airliners in Europe Free

Margaret Beckett

Bandar Bin Sultan

Heading Off Suicide Attacks

Defense Group, Leading Intelligence Consultancy

Security No Longer an Easy Sell

Mughniyeh's "Ghost" Haunts the Region

Virtual World to Break Down Walls Between Agencies? Free

Bart Johnson

Thomas McLarty

Orion Pushes Cases for NATO Membership

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John Kringen

Parliament still lacks say over agencies

Vacancy at Intelligence Community’s Research Agency

Washington’s Patience Running Out

New Anti-Terrorist Adviser for Bush

Christian Militia Take on Damascus?

New Chief for Space Intelligence Lobby

Uplifting New Job for Amarante

Bahrain Entrusts Investigations to Kroll

When UAVs Fly Alongside Airliners in Europe Free

Margaret Beckett

Bandar Bin Sultan

Heading Off Suicide Attacks

Defense Group, Leading Intelligence Consultancy

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Mughniyeh's "Ghost" Haunts the Region

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