A report on the way the U.S. responds to transnational threats has concluded that the American intelligence community needs to "get smarter about transnational groups – their motives, organization, sources of support and operational means." The report, a copy of [.
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Thrown onto the defensive by a generally hostile public opinion and business community at home, the U.S. intelligence agencies are [...]
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The climate has turned even colder between Yasser Arafat and leaders of the Palestinian fundamentalist movement Hamas since the assassination [...]
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The Belgian authorities have re-opened the inquiry into the unsolved 1990 murder of Canadian scientist Gerald Bull, an expert in [...]
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On May 4 the police in Macao arrested the godfather [...]
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The New China News Agency (Xinhua), which has often served [...]
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A leading official from Japan's foreign ministry, Masahiko Komura, announced [...]
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The Israeli army has set up a special unit to [...]
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Denied public funding, three small French companies that build tactical UAVs, Techno Sud Industries (TSI), Altec Industries and CAC Systemes, [...]
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Testifying before the U.S. Congress' Joint Economic Committee on April 28, William Reinsch, under secretary for export administration at the [...]
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Very much in fashion a few years ago, the "intelligent [...]
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Completion of a "strategic plan" for the Direction des Centres d'Expertises et d'Essais (DCE), an appraisal and testing unit of [...]
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Jai Chunwang, former boss of Chinese intelligence who became Public Security minister last month, was scheduled this week to receive [...]
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A team of specialized computer hackers from MI5, GCHQ and the Ministry of Defence's Signals Corp that was set up [...]
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An interview that king Fahd's half brother, prince Talal bin Abdul Aziz, gave to the London-based newspaper Al-Quds al Arbi [...]
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One of the main leaders of the Baath party in [...]
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According to figures released by the Cabinet Office, the number [...]
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For the first time since it was founded in 1948, [...]
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MI5's move last March to set up a telephone hot [...]
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Like a large number of American military and intelligence specialists before him, retired vice-admiral James Fitzgerald has moved into a [...]
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The director of policing and security in the Northern Ireland Office (NIO), John Steele, is to leave his post by [...]
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The commander of the Algerian GIA's "second region" covering Algiers and Blida, emir Hassan Hattab, is said to have 3,000 [...]
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The first international conference and exhibition ever organized in France by the U.S. Association of Old Crows was held in [...]
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Six U.S. and Canadian firms specializing in biometric identification – Hi-Key Technologies, iNTELiTRAK Technologies, Miros, Mytec Technologies, National Registry and [...]
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To reduce the amount of space needed to operate a [...]
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By the year 2000 the U.S. Army could be using [...]
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The U. S. company Imaging Automation based in New Hampshire [...]
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The U.S. association Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) is organizing [...]
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The company Development Institute International (DII) is organizing a conference [...]
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