The United States government, faced with the technical, legal and financial headache of personal data purchased online, is turning to private service providers. The aim is to build a more efficient data cooperation model for the 18 US intelligence agencies.
At the Vietnamese prime minister's request, the country is putting its disapora on a battle footing for economic purposes. Intelligence Online looks into what lies behind this policy of influence in France, which is of interest even to North Korea enthusiasts and is under the watchful eye of French counter-espionage.
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Becoming a football superpower, part 1 – The well-funded Saudi sports ministry had a rolling contract with the WPP strategic communications unit going back to at least 2022. But since launching its bid for the 2034 World Cup, Riyadh has begun picking off key staff from the firm.
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The European External Action Service just renewed its contract with the Cyprus-based subsidiary of Stuart Page's British firm Page Protective Services to provide security for the European Union (EU)'s diplomats in the West Bank.
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The blackout which followed the Chinese satellite's launch illustrated the United States' total distrust of information distributed by the Chinese authorities about their activities in space.
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