Urged on by vice-president Al Gore, U.S. attorney-general Janet Reno is aiming to set up a global intelligence system to fight crime. The idea is to link local and federal systems within the United States with similar systems around the [.
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Senior officials from the Home Office, Association of Chief Police Officers (ACPO) and the National Crime Intelligence Service (NCIS) have [...]
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With only nine months to go before Macao is handed over to China the Chinese security agencies are tightening their [...]
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An illegal para-military network working under the authority of Serb intelligence has swung into operation twice in recent days, in [...]
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The annual report issued by the State Department's Bureau for International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs on world-wide output of [...]
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Intelligence Newsletter has learned from reliable sources that the prime [...]
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John Abbot, director general of Britain's National Criminal Intelligence Service [...]
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A draft resolution tabled before the European Parliament by the [...]
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The latest version of France's Sarigue spy aircraft is being [...]
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French intelligence officers are taking an active part in teaching students sitting for a scientific and technical degree in "business [...]
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The investigative businesses of Pinkerton could be put on the auction block following the American group's acquisition by Sweden's Securitas [...]
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France's Matra Hautes Technologies (MHT), the defense and space division [...]
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U.S. defense secretary William Cohen has presented the Pentagon's personnel [...]
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Jean-Yves Helmer, head of the French armaments board – Delegation [...]
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The British government is planning shortly to set up a new "information warfare" committee to help protect its computer systems [...]
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In a speech to the Central Intelligence Retiree's Association (CIRA) last fall, John Millis, staff director of the House Permanent [...]
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Jean-Pierre Pochon, head of the Paris police intelligence service–Renseignements Generaux de la Prefecture de Police de Paris (RGPP) – hopes [...]
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Belgium's Surete de l'Etat intends to recruit new staff this year and next by staging entry examinations. By the end [...]
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The pioneers in fighting computer crime in France are stepping [...]
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As Intelligence Newsletter predicted in its last issue (IN 353), [...]
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Described by a former colleague as a "very successful spy" who spent most of his covert career working under diplomatic [...]
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Russian president Boris Yeltsin fired millionaire Boris Brezovsky from his post as executive secretary of the Commonwealth of Independent States [...]
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The prosecutor at Cairo's military court called for the death penalty on Feb. 24 against Ayman al Zawahiri, head of [...]
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A new, ultra-light piston engine that can run on heavy distillate fuels like diesel or jet fuel has been successfully [...]
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Testifying recently before the Senate Armed Services Committee, gen. John Gordon, deputy director of Central Intelligence, revealed that the American [...]
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France's SAGEM group now finds itself in a strong position [...]
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Speaking before a House judiciary sub-committee on March 4, NSA [...]
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Ireland's Garda Siochana is to replace its nation-wide radio network [...]
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The MIS Training company and Winn Schwartau, head of the [...]
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The French business daily Les Echos is organizing a conference [...]
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