When the tiny state of Qatar threw down the gauntlet to its powerful Saudi neighbor by ostentatiously boycotting the closing session of the latest Gulf Cooperation Council summit meeting at Oman on Dec. 6 it wasn't acting out of pique.
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Over the past 20 years Daimler Benz Aerospace (DASA) has been working with the Daimler Benz research institute in Ulm [...]
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Software that allows the user to visualize links between scattered elements during a police inquiry or intelligence operation is increasingly [...]
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A company registered in Guernsey but working out of Geneva, Communications Research Group (CRG) displayed what it called a new-generation, [...]
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A California-based company that claims to be a world leader [...]
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A camera that can look through walls or clothing to [...]
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Recently the deputy head of Mossad, Ephraim Halevy will take up his job as Israel's new envoy to the European [...]
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The past appears to be catching up with Stanley Morris, current boss of the Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, [...]
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President Bill Clinton has announced plans to appoint Roslyn Mazer to head the Interagency Security Classification Appeals Panel that was [...]
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After nearly two years of hard bargaining 28 nations met in The Hague on Dec. 19 to put their name [...]
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A company accused of exporting naval guns to Iran via Singapore in the late 1980's in breach of an international [...]
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Sudan took delivery of major shipments of Chinese arms in the second half of November, Intelligence Newsletter has learned. The [...]
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The U.S. Air Force has closely followed the Pentagon's lead in the way it defines Information Warfare, saying that IW [...]
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The demise of the Arabic-language weekly Al Moharer which folded in Paris in early December reflected the zig-zags of a [...]
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A "reliable military source" in Cairo who was quoted in [...]
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The U.S. embassy in the United Arab Emirates has drawn up a list of what it believes the Central Military [...]
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In a campaign spearheaded by research worker Christian Harbulot, Intelco, the business intelligence division of the semi-public French company Defense [...]
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Around 10 French "mercenaries" left about Nov. 20 for Burma [...]
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Citing surveys carried out in Lebanese banking circles, experts have [...]
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The boss of Matra Defense, Noel Forgeard, lobbied his "friend" [...]
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A high-level police probe has begun into allegations that classified criminal data gathered by Britain's National Criminal Intelligence Service was [...]
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The boss of Lockheed Martin's Skunk Works, J.S. Gordon, claims the United States is "still spending too much money protecting [...]
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The manufacturer of PROMIS software, Inslaw, has subpoenaed all major U.S. intelligence agencies for a copy of the software they [...]
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President Bill Clinton has named lawyer James Hamilton from the Washington-based firm Swidler & Berlin to the President's Foreign Intelligence [...]
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Gen. "Tewfik" Mediene, boss of Algeria's Department de Recherche et Securite (DRS, former Securite Militaire) carried out a highly discreet [...]
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Vice President Al Gore's office put out a press release [...]
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Prime minister John Major told the House of Commons on [...]
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Since the Helios-1 military satellite was launched last July 7 [...]
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For its fourth annual forum in Paris on Jan. 25-26, [...]
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The U.S. firm Ross Engineering which specializes in corporate security [...]
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The company XP Conseil is organization EUROSEC'96, the seventh annual [...]
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