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UNITED STATES 03/03/2005

Michael Warren

Former head of the National Economic Council (NEC) at the [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 20/01/2005

U.S. Trade Lobbying Takes a New Tack

Long spearheaded by the Advocacy Center, a small organization with a direct line to the White House, U.S. policy to back American exports underwent a radical change in 2004. It is now driven by an office in the Department of [. [...]

UNITED STATES 02/12/2004

David Bates

Close to George Bush Sr., David Bates has been named [...]

CANADA DENMARK UNITED STATES 26/08/2004

Anti-Missile Shield

With Washington prepared to spend $10 billion in next year's [...]

UNITED STATES 26/08/2004

Things Are Simpler with Encryption

The U.S. defense department currently fields three communications networks: SIPRNet [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 22/07/2004

How McLaughlin Wrong-Footed Congress

A pure product of the agency he joined in 1972, John McLaughlin didn't wait to officially become acting head of the CIA on July 12 to go onto the offensive. Even while his boss, George Tenet, was theoretically still in [. [...]

UNITED STATES 27/05/2004

Listen to Kissinger's Telephone Calls

It will be a historian's feast. After trying for five years, the National Security Archive has finally managed to secure [...]

UNITED STATES 25/03/2004

Ron Brown Still a Name that Rings

Even though Ron Brown, commerce secretary in the Clinton administrator who invented the war room concept, died in a plane [...]

UNITED STATES 12/02/2004

An Internet for Government ?

Sprint appears to be having a hard time selling its "governmental Internet" to the U.S. administration. It began pushing the system a year ago under the name "SprintLink Peerless IP." [...]

UNITED STATES 29/01/2004

No Finding Before July?

Tempers are rising concerning the forthcoming report of the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks upon the United States that is chaired by the former Republican governor of New Jersey, Thomas Kean an ex Democrat representative from Indiana. [...]

Spotlight UNITED STATES 01/01/2004

How the Washington-Paris Connection Works

Although extra security measures on flights to the U.S. were due to be lifted on January 3, the French authorities decided during a meeting of the Secretariat General de la Defense Nationale (SGDN) to maintain them until the end of [. [...]

UNITED STATES 27/11/2003

Data Mining Still a Priority

Even though Congress has vetoed the Terrorism Information Awareness (TIA) program, work is still proceeding and the question now is how to find an acceptable legal framework for research by next March. [...]

UNITED STATES 27/11/2003

Bruce Lawlor

A lawyer with a brilliant career in the military behind [...]

IRAQ 18/09/2003

A Bridge to Iraq Contracts

Anybody wanting to do business in Iraq need look no further than New Bridge Strategies, a freshly-minted and up-and-coming lobbying [...]

UNITED STATES 17/07/2003

Trust a Rare Commodity in US

The American intelligence community doesn't trust George W. Bush and particularly the neo-conservatives around him. That's been known for some months. But now the gloves are off. [...]

UNITED STATES 17/07/2003

Robert Charles

To replace Rand Beers who resigned in March (see p. [...]

UNITED STATES EUROPE 03/07/2003

Frequency Fight for Galileo

The final days of the International Telecommunication Union's world conference were marked by prickly negotiations between the Americans and Europeans [...]

UNITED KINGDOM 19/06/2003

Will Bush Use A British Helicopter?

British prime minister Tony Blair is keen on seeing a British-designed EH-101 Merlin helicopter picked to serve as the Marine [...]

UNITED STATES FRANCE 19/06/2003

U.S. Business Disavows Rumsfeld

With the Paris Air Show unfolding this week in the French capital a number of U.S. aeronautics and defense electronics groups are taking their distance from Donald Rumsfeld's ?anti-French? stance. [...]

SAUDI ARABIA UNITED STATES IRAN SYRIA 19/06/2003

Three Ways to Change the Mid-East

Iraq fell to military force and the region must now be re-shaped by political action. That, at any rate, is what neo-conservative think tanks closest to the White house appear to be advocating. [...]

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