Over the past three months the U.S. administration has greatly built up its resources to win the information war.
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Intelligence Online has learned exclusively that a major Israeli intelligence ring has been uncovered in the United States.
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Sources close to fundamentalist circles in the Gulf claim that Al Qaeda is springing slowly back to life. Intelligence Online has managed to identify three key figures working to revive its logistic networks.
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In addition to money from secret funding operations he organized in 1994 as an official of the Gaullist party near Paris, Didier Schuller has a personal fortune which originated in the Middle East.
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What the U.S. has been fearing for several months is now taking place: a step-up in military cooperation between India and Russia. The two are involved in talks on a number of highly sensitive contracts.
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Some curious practices occurred between 1993-95 when the staff of France's then-interior minister, Charles Pasqua, authorized construction of a casino at Annemasse near the Swiss border. Several compromising elements have surfaced.
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A week after George W. Bush's state of the union speech in which he identified Iran as being part of an "axis of evil" Teheran seems to be taking him at his word. The country's reformists have seldom been so powerless.
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According to informed sources, the National Security Agency has set [...]
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A French examining magistrate on difficult terms with his bosses [...]
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A member of the Labour Party in the House of Lords and representative from Lancashire, Lord Patel of Blackburn has [...]
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According to sources in the office of Secretary of Defense who attended the Arlington seminar on Feb. 7-8 (see P.1), [...]
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The health industry represents some of the richest pickings for lobbies after the energy sector. As manager of the Healthcare [...]
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Aged 56 and with nearly 30 years at the Federal Bureau of Investigation behind him, Neil Gallagher is to shortly [...]
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The unit in charge of security at the Credit Lyonnais bank in Paris recently uncovered a scam that could have [...]
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Just two weeks after the Serb Republic set up a National Security Council (Savcet za Drzavan Bezbednost), Yugoslav president Voislav [...]
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A book that former CIA operative Robert Baer has just published in the U.S. is being examined closely by the [...]
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The huge budget that president Bush has offered the Pentagon in 2003 will increase funding of research and development by a whopping 10%. Invested in key areas, the money is virtually certain to give U.S.
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The French armaments board Delegation Generale pour l'Armement plans to test EHF communications by satellite in the coming months. Additionally, the board has just awarded Thales a contract to design future ground stations using the EHF band.
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Staff at France's Alcatel who look into knowledge management solutions [...]
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Republican Congressman Curt Weldon has been pulling out all the [...]
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The affiliate Boeing Unmanned Systems has just teamed up with [...]
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Change is in the air at the headquarters of ArmorGroup at 25 Buckingham Gate in London. Between now and March, [...]
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Once a strong backer of measures to fight money-laundering, the investment bank Credit Suisse First Boston looks headed for a [...]
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The Japanese authorities have long been irritated by accusations of economic espionage leveled against Japanese corporations. Several scandals in the [...]
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A long-standing expert in protecting corporations from economic espionage and patent infringement, Susan Kelley Koeppen, defended the interests of Microsoft [...]
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The $5.9 billion that the Pentagon is to set aside in its 2003 budget for the prevention of bio-terrorism whets the appetite of the U.S. pharmaceutical and bio-technology industries.
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The big pharmaceutical groups want the European Union to create specific intellectual property rights for pediatric medicines. They argue that the R&D costs are the same as for adult medicines but demand is less permanent.
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For some weeks the organizations involved in the issue of genetically modified organisms (GMO) in food have been flexing their muscles for a coming struggle in Brussels.
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A lot of behind-the-scenes action is taking place in king [...]
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A conference on knowledge management and entitled AIIM 2002 will [...]
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Students from the HEC, ENA and Polytechnical schools in Paris [...]
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