The five Mossad agents who were caught trying to bug an apartment near Bern on Feb. 19 were clearly not engaged in an isolated operation. For the past 18 months the Israeli agencies have been doing their utmost to monitor [.
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A discreet but effective envoy assigned to the international investment section at France's economy ministry, Jean-Daniel Tordjman, has just submitted [...]
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Experts are wondering whether a current wave of mergers in the U.S. encryption business can be interpreted as a sign [...]
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The Iraqi government didn't await the successful mission of U.N. [...]
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Last month's dismissal of Ian Henderson, the Briton who had ruled over Bahrain's security for 32 years, came on the [...]
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Passport controls and baggage checks in Russia's international airports have been handed to officials from the Federal Security Service (FSB) [...]
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The former undisputed boss of Chinese intelligence, Qiao Shi, is being shorn little by little of his powers even if [...]
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The U.S. intelligence community's increasing focus on environmental intelligence was underlined by last year's move to establish a DCI Environmental [...]
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Despite the agreement brokered by U.N. secretary-general Kofi Annan in [...]
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Nearly two years after the French Parliament adopted a telecommunications law that laid the groundwork for a liberalization of encryption [...]
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After holding out against the Internet, Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) and Ministry of Post and Telecommunications [...]
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The Panamanian company Aerospace Engineering Design Corporation (AEDC) has rejected a financial offer from Rolls Royce and re-issued a writ [...]
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Members of the Provisional IRA from south Armagh who defected to the Continuity Army Council last year have provided the [...]
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Senior officials of the ruling council of British Freemasonry, the United Grand Lodge of England (UGL) , face charges of [...]
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An unusual theft took place recently in a French military [...]
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The debate on rules for encryption that has arisen in most European countries in recent years has always run up [...]
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The U.S. company Viisage Technology that specializes in computerized facial recognition identification systems is continuing to broaden the customer list [...]
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The U.S. concern Mercury Computer Systems, a leading manufacturer of [...]
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A system named Rapid Targeting Capacity developed jointly by the [...]
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The Pentagon has been compelled to reconsider developing the Airborne [...]
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The vice president and general manager of Air Force infrastructure programs for Litton PRC, Denis Brown has just been named [...]
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During an official visit he made to Lebanon between Feb. 5-8, the president of Iran's parliament (Majlis), Ali Akbar Nateq-Nouri, [...]
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With a new law on money-laundering coming into effect on April 1, the Swiss authorities are moving quickly to set [...]
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The 9th European Forum on the Security and Quality of [...]
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The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (ODCW) based [...]
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In Santa Clara, California on May 27-28, Miller Freeman Inc. [...]
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