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Secret Service

United Kingdom
Garda Seeks Investigative Partner

After taking over the U.S. firm Vance International, Canada's Garda World Security group is attempting to team up with a British business intelligence outfit. In vain up to now.

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 02.11.2006

North Korea
Death of Nuclear "Mentor"

North Korea's nuclear test on Oct. 9 completely eclipsed the death of the mainstay of the country's security and espionage system, vice marshal Paek Hak-rim.

Subscribers only 19.10.2006

Cambodia
Al Qaeda's Backwater Logistics Base

According to new information gleaned by Intelligence Online, Cambodia serves as an active rear base for Al Qaeda's sleeping cells in Europe.

Subscribers only 19.10.2006

United States
Vance Founder Returns to Roots

After acquiring the security and investigative concern Vance International from the U.S. group SPX, the Canadian firm Garda World Security [...]

Subscribers only 05.10.2006

Syria
Was Attack on Embassy a Set-Up?

The abortive assault on Sept. 12 against the American embassy in Damascus was probably mounted by Syria's secret service.

Subscribers only 21.09.2006

China, Cuba
Chinese Fear Post-Castro Breakdown

Chinese intelligence is biting its fingernails over the prospect of Fidel Castro's demise in Cuba.

Subscribers only 24.08.2006

United States
Brain Drain at Diligence

The American business intelligence group Diligence is losing some of its top investigators.

Subscribers only 24.08.2006

Switzerland
New Turn to Covassi Saga

A 36-year-old informer of the Swiss domestic intelligence agency, Claude Covassi, has gone to ground. On the run since February [...]

Subscribers only 20.07.2006

Palestine
Setback for Suleiman

General Omar Suleiman's decision on July 2 to cancel a visit to Gaza underscores the Egypt's loss of influence in the Palestinian territories.

Subscribers only 06.07.2006

Japan
How to Fend off Foreign Spies

The Japanese foreign ministry (Gaimusho) has just issued a guidebook to its diplomats on how to thwart overtures by foreign intelligence operatives.

Subscribers only 22.06.2006

Iraq
Who's Who in Sunni Insurgency?

According to Egyptian intelligence, the Sunni insurgency in Iraq is maintaining its ties with "foreign" elements linked to Al Qaeda but is primarily headed by Iraqis.

Subscribers only 22.06.2006

Lebanon
Syria Back in Business

After pulling most of his agents out of Lebanon, general Assef Shawkat, head of Syrian military intelligence, has now set [...]

Subscribers only 08.06.2006

United States
Charlie Allen's Last Mission

Appointed chief intelligence officer at the Department of Homeland Security seven months ago, Charlie Allen is trying to patch together intelligence from 22 separate agencies.

Subscribers only 23.03.2006

United States
Richard Clarke Invests in Security

Former anti-terrorism adviser to Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, Richard Clarke has launched a buyout fund.

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 09.03.2006

United States
Two Old CIA Hands Join Forces

Mike Baker and Jack Devine, who both served for the CIA's Directorate of Operations in the past, are now working together in a private intelligence firm.

Subscribers only Corporate Intelligence 09.03.2006

Mongolia
Final Twist to Mongolian Mystery

It may come as a surprise to some but Mongolia's secret service is highly active in Europe. The French have just learned what happened to the victim of a mysterious kidnapping in Le Havre in May 2003.

Subscribers only 26.01.2006

Poland
Face-Lift for Agencies

The Polish parliament will shortly examine a draft bill putting paid to the existence of the Polish military intelligence agency [...]

Subscribers only 12.01.2006

Jordan
Jordan Tribe Torn by Loyalties

A traditional ally of the Jordanian government, the Bani Hassan tribe finds itself torn between the supporters of Abu Mussab al Zarkawi and those loyal to king Abdallah the 2nd.

Subscribers only 22.12.2005

France
Japanese Drop In On DST

A visit to Paris last week by Takashi Oizumi, director-general of the Japanese counter espionage service Public Security Investigation Agency [...]

Subscribers only 13.10.2005

Lebanon, Syria
How Hariri Taped Assad

The head of the U.N. inquiry into the assassination of former Lebanese prime minister Rafic Hariri, Detlev Mehlis, has found hard evidence incriminating the Syrian regime.

Subscribers only 15.09.2005

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Chechen separatism, the anti-Putin trump card

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Jamming wars

Central America, China, South America
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Secret Service

United Kingdom
Garda Seeks Investigative Partner

North Korea
Death of Nuclear "Mentor"

Cambodia
Al Qaeda's Backwater Logistics Base

United States
Vance Founder Returns to Roots

Syria
Was Attack on Embassy a Set-Up?

China, Cuba
Chinese Fear Post-Castro Breakdown

United States
Brain Drain at Diligence

Switzerland
New Turn to Covassi Saga

Palestine
Setback for Suleiman

Japan
How to Fend off Foreign Spies

Iraq
Who's Who in Sunni Insurgency?

Lebanon
Syria Back in Business

United States
Charlie Allen's Last Mission

United States
Richard Clarke Invests in Security

United States
Two Old CIA Hands Join Forces

Mongolia
Final Twist to Mongolian Mystery

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Face-Lift for Agencies

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Jordan Tribe Torn by Loyalties

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Japanese Drop In On DST

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How Hariri Taped Assad

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

China, Europe Chinese influence and interference in Western Europe

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Ukraine Jamming wars

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Secret Service

United Kingdom Garda Seeks Investigative Partner

North Korea Death of Nuclear "Mentor"

Cambodia Al Qaeda's Backwater Logistics Base

United States Vance Founder Returns to Roots

Syria Was Attack on Embassy a Set-Up?

China, Cuba Chinese Fear Post-Castro Breakdown

United States Brain Drain at Diligence

Switzerland New Turn to Covassi Saga

Palestine Setback for Suleiman

Japan How to Fend off Foreign Spies

Iraq Who's Who in Sunni Insurgency?

Lebanon Syria Back in Business

United States Charlie Allen's Last Mission

United States Richard Clarke Invests in Security

United States Two Old CIA Hands Join Forces

Mongolia Final Twist to Mongolian Mystery

Poland Face-Lift for Agencies

Jordan Jordan Tribe Torn by Loyalties

France Japanese Drop In On DST

Lebanon, Syria How Hariri Taped Assad

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About Intelligence Online

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Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

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

China, Europe
Chinese influence and interference in Western Europe

Europe, Russia
Chechen separatism, the anti-Putin trump card

Ukraine
Jamming wars

Central America, China, South America
Beijing on the offensive in Washington's spheres of influence

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

United Kingdom
Garda Seeks Investigative Partner

North Korea
Death of Nuclear "Mentor"

Cambodia
Al Qaeda's Backwater Logistics Base

United States
Vance Founder Returns to Roots

Syria
Was Attack on Embassy a Set-Up?

China, Cuba
Chinese Fear Post-Castro Breakdown

United States
Brain Drain at Diligence

Switzerland
New Turn to Covassi Saga

Palestine
Setback for Suleiman

Japan
How to Fend off Foreign Spies

Iraq
Who's Who in Sunni Insurgency?

Lebanon
Syria Back in Business

United States
Charlie Allen's Last Mission

United States
Richard Clarke Invests in Security

United States
Two Old CIA Hands Join Forces

Mongolia
Final Twist to Mongolian Mystery

Poland
Face-Lift for Agencies

Jordan
Jordan Tribe Torn by Loyalties

France
Japanese Drop In On DST

Lebanon, Syria
How Hariri Taped Assad