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A billboard advertising the 3rd Army Corps (formerly 3rd Azov Assault Brigade), in Kyiv.
A billboard advertising the 3rd Army Corps (formerly 3rd Azov Assault Brigade), in Kyiv. © Intelligence Online

Spotlight | Ukraine
Khartia Brigade and 3rd Army Corps join forces for electoral offensive

In a bid to transform their military capital into a lever of political influence, key figures from Ukraine's Khartia brigade and the 3rd Azov Assault Brigade, now known as the 3rd Army Corps, have teamed up to shape a common platform to prepare for Ukraine's future elections.
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Deep Dive | United States
Pokémon Go to the rescue… of spies

Part 2 Gaming, intelligence's new frontier (2/2).
Gaming, intelligence's new frontier (2/2). © Stéphane Oiry

The creators of Smurfs' Village are no longer the only ones working for US intelligence. Following on from the innovations of developers at Blackshark.ai, the makers of Pokémon Go are now also making a splash in one of the most coveted sectors: the revolution in GPS-free geolocation.
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The opening of the Manama Dialogue conference, organised by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), in Bahrain, on 31 October 2025.
The opening of the Manama Dialogue conference, organised by the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS), in Bahrain, on 31 October 2025. © Ayman Yaqoob/Anadolu via AFP

Bahrain, United Kingdom
IISS Manama Dialogue preparations under scrutiny after reported tensions

Places and speaking slots for the annual security summit in Bahrain are in high demand. But preparations for this year's event are likely to be under close scrutiny after its organisers reportedly vexed some government partners last year.
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Maine Senator Angus King (centre left) and Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski (centre right) at a press conference in Nuuk, Greenland, on 9 February 2026.
Maine Senator Angus King (centre left) and Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski (centre right) at a press conference in Nuuk, Greenland, on 9 February 2026. © Stoyan Nenov/Reuters

Spotlight | United States
White House blocks appointment of Arctic ambassador

President Donald Trump refuses to use the diplomatic tools provided by Congress to expand US influence in the Arctic region. Meanwhile, the January crisis sparked by his threats to annex Greenland continues to cast a shadow over transatlantic relations in the region.
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Middle East & Africa

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Rally in support of the French hostages in Iran, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, on 6 July 2025 in Paris.
Rally in support of the French hostages in Iran, Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, on 6 July 2025 in Paris. © Ait Adjedjou Karim/Abaca via Reuters Connect

Spotlight | Azerbaijan, France, Iran
Behind the scenes of exfiltration to Azerbaijan of French nationals charged with espionage in Iran

French President Emmanuel Macron announced late Tuesday afternoon the release of French nationals Cécile Kohler and Jacques Paris, teachers in France who were convicted of espionage while visiting Iran. Their evacuation follows intense diplomatic negotiations and a painstakingly planned operation.
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Europe-Russia

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Evidence recovered during an investigation into two Russian nationals accused of running an illegal mephedrone laboratory in Gianyar, Bali, on 7 March 2026.
Evidence recovered during an investigation into two Russian nationals accused of running an illegal mephedrone laboratory in Gianyar, Bali, on 7 March 2026. © Lana Priatna/AFP

Spotlight | Russia, Ukraine
SBU investigating criminal networks supplying synthetic drugs to Russian front

Testimonies by Russian prisoners collected by Kyiv's domestic intelligence service have revealed the circulation of the synthetic drug mephedrone near the front line. Seizures of stimulants from soldiers have allowed investigators to map the emergence of a structured market, with criminal networks extending right into the combat zones.
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