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UNITED KINGDOM KENYA 11/02/2015

Quintel, Kenyatta’s investigator at ICC

The private investigation firm Quintel Intelligence accompanied Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta during his trial for crimes against humanity before the [...]

RUSSIA MACEDONIA UNITED KINGDOM 11/02/2015

Balkan Mining attracts Russophile British lords

It is less than two years old but the junior mining company Balkan Mining Group (MBG) has managed to hook up with British lords who are particularly well-connected in Russia. [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 05/03/2014

Quintel

Quintel, the private investigation firm headed by John Holmes, the [...]

KOSOVO UNITED STATES 14/09/2011

PM Thaci’s private diplomacy

While Serbia is pushing to get into the European Union, [...]

SERBIA 05/11/2008

Gazprom Wins Gas Stake for a Song

Russia’s Gazprom has just paid EUR 400 million for a 51% stake in NIS, Serbia’s national gas company. [...]

Montenegro 22/10/2008

Threats Against Prime Minister

Montenegro’s prime minister, Milo Djukanovic, considers that he hasn’t come [...]

SERBIA 23/07/2008

Serbian president Boris Tacid has named an official he trusts as boss of Serbia’s domestic intelligence agency. Tadic already controlled defence intelligence agencies whose security service has just arrested Radovan Karadzic, former Serbian chieftan in Bo [. [...]

SERBIA 14/05/2008

Serbs Settle Their Scores

Arrested in Moscow, businessman Stanko Subotic, the richest man in Serbia, fell victim to a settling of scores between Serbs. [...]

SERBIA 03/10/2007

Good Old Methods Back in Vogue

Instead of hunting down war criminals Serbian intelligence spends its time harassing the opposition to strengthen the nationalist government's grip. [...]

SWITZERLAND 09/05/2003

The Financier Behind the Scandals

Since the fall of Saddam Hussein the various whiffs of scandals concerning arms shipments to Iraq in defiance of U.N. sanctions often lead back to a single businessman. [...]

BOSNIA 17/04/2003

Tribunal Seeks an Even Hand

The arrest of a former military hero in Bosnia reflects a desire by the International Criminal Tribune for Yugoslavia (ICTY) to apportion blame more fairly. Intelligence Online looks at the man's unusual background. [...]

SERBIA 03/04/2003

Abortive Putsch in Serbia

As the inquiry into the assassination of prime minister Zoran Djindjic advances investigators are uncovering further evidence of dirty dealings in the highest levels of government. [...]

SERBIA 20/03/2003

Tortuous Path to Djindjic Killing

The assassination of Serb prime minister Zoran Djindjic has all the appearances of a settling of scores between two criminal gangs. [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 30/05/2002

Andrew Fulton

A British diplomat with a somewhat cloudy past, Andrew Fulton, has just been taken on by Control Risks Group. His [...]

ITALY 30/05/2002

How Telecom Italia Bought Serbia

An investigation into the sale of Telekom Srbjia to Telecom Italia in 1997 confirms that bribes were paid. But it also cast a light on the Italian group's fight for influence in the Balkans. [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 14/02/2002

The administration's leading departments are involved in putting strategic influence into practice

Washington Wins Infowar Battle

Over the past three months the U.S. administration has greatly built up its resources to win the information war. [...]

GERMANY 31/01/2002

Full Deployment for BND in Afghan Crisis

According to diplomatic and military sources in Afghanistan and Pakistan, the Afghan crisis has given the German foreign intelligence service [...]

BULGARIA 29/11/2001

In the Firing Line

As soon as he takes up office next January 22, Bulgaria’s new ex-Communist president, Georgi Parvanov , is expected to [...]

CROATIA 05/07/2001

Spy Agencies in Tug of War

A turf struggle between Croatia’s secret services is continuing to undermine the power-sharing arrangement between the country’s president and its [...]

SERBIA 19/04/2001

Serbs Show Little Interest in Lost Gold

Is the Yugoslav government really interested in getting its hands on money and gold that Slobodan Milosevic is thought to [...]

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