CIA director John Deutch and defence secretary William Perry have unveiled plans for a far-reading consolidation of U.S. imagery activities that aims to create a National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) within the Department of Defence.
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As it has done since the start of the Yugoslav conflict, French military intelligence will play a major part in [...]
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On Nov. 16 the French government's official gazette published a discreet decree signed by defence minister Charles Millon and prime [...]
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The reason that U.S. HUMINT is being revamped and the Pentagon is receiving a bigger share of the action is [...]
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The British government has named a new boss at the GCHQ communications center just as it announced the elimination of [...]
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President Saddam Hussein last month named Gen. Hatem al Hababi as director of the Military Security Service (Al Amn al [...]
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British law will need to be amended to allow MI5 to intercept mail and break into private property as part [...]
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According to Intelligence Newsletter sources, a "Tibet Working Group" was [...]
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Belgium's Sureté de l'Etat is setting up a number of [...]
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Portugal's new socialist government has named a magistrate and deputy [...]
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French armed forces chief-of-staff Gen. Jean-Philippe Douin believes Europe requires three "necessary capabilities" if a future European defence pillar is [...]
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Nigel Mahomet, a former British Telcom engineer who was charged under the 1990 Computer Misuse Act with unauthorized access to [...]
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The Arab "Afghan" movement that has found itself at the center of Islamist fundamentalist groups throughout the world is organizing [...]
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The U.S. concern Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC) has set up a Center for Information Strategy and Policy to examine [...]
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Police in Texas have cracked down on a system that [...]
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The European Court of Justice ruled on Nov. 30 that [...]
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The Belgian government presented a draft bill on Nov. 24 [...]
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Generals have always been plagued by the "fog of war" and the confusion generated by tomorrow's high-tech battlefield may even [...]
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Unveiled for the first time at the Milipol show held at Le Bourget in late November, PILAR is a light [...]
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The official magazine of French paratroops, Beret Rouge, has published [...]
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During an international meeting between the media and defence officials [...]
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Following the development of the E-2000LH digital HF receiver that [...]
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A U.S. company has found a niche on the international marketplace by selling a commodity that few other firms can [...]
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Despite severe disruption stemming from a transportation strike in France, the Fourth National Business and Competitive Intelligence Forum, IEC 95, [...]
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The head of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist branch, Commander David Tucker, [...]
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The new director-general of MI5 who is to succeed Stella Rimington next Easter will be Stephen Lander, a counter-espionage expert [...]
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Rear admiral Joseph Dantone, who is being tipped as the first director of the new National Imagery and Mapping Agency [...]
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The new head of French military intelligence, Direction du Renseignement Militaire (DRM), Maj.-Gen. Bruno Elie, who took up his job [...]
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The University of Otago has teamed up with the National [...]
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The The Europe Arab Center for Studies (CEEA) is organizing [...]
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As part of a series of breakfast meetings, SCIP France [...]
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