Three years after a shake-up of American space-based intelligence that resulted in the founding of the National Imagery and Mapping Agency (NIMA) on Oct. 1, 1996 the branch is in dire trouble as the result of a series of major [.
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Western intelligence agencies swarmed into the Bulgarian capital of Sofia from the very moment NATO launched its Allied Force operation [...]
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Even if it won't be officially raised during the International Atomic Energy Agency's forthcoming general conference in Vienna on Sept. [...]
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Some light has been shed on the contents of a draft international convention for stamping out the financing of terrorism [...]
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Kidnapping and ransom demands will become increasingly the work of common criminals in the Caucasus in coming months. Russia has [...]
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Britain's Defence Evaluation and Research Agency (DERA) has been enlisted [...]
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In reference to our article entitled New Uzbek Network in [...]
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A lot of essential questions remain unanswered following last week's publication in Paris of a report by legislator and former [...]
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The German corporate world appears relatively closed to the big international business intelligence firms despite their repeated effort to gain [...]
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The U.S. investigation into Martin Frankel, suspected of having swindled [...]
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Vice-admiral Jacques Gheerbrant, military attache at the French embassy in London, was named permanent secretary of the Inter-Ministerial Intelligence Committee [...]
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The Japanese government named 55-year-old Toshiyuki Takano director-general of the foreign ministry's intelligence and analysis bureau on July 16. Joining [...]
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Netherlands defense minister Frank de Grave has accepted the resignation of the head of Dutch military intelligence, air force general [...]
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The Central Intelligence Agency's new management methods have been outlined in an article published in the magazine Government Executive by [...]
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According to a FBI in-house document obtained by Intelligence Newsletter, the FBI has succeeded in getting the Federal Communications Commission [...]
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A book published this month about France's Commandement des Operations Speciales (COS) has lifted the veil for the first time [...]
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The Home Office department that deals with organized crime recently published a consultative paper called 'Interception of Communications in the [...]
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Col. Pierre Joana has quit as head of DGSE's Service [...]
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On July 11 the FBI inaugurated a new computer database, [...]
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Over the past two weeks, champions of a draft bill to liberalize encryption known as the Security and Freedom through [...]
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Oddly enough, one of the most striking papers presented by experts at the Defcon 7 computer hacking conference in Las [...]
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The U.S. firm Zero-Knowledge Systems has just begun marketing a [...]
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To identity potential bugs linked to the shift to the [...]
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For the first time the Indian army deployed its new [...]
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Britain's SMI Conferences is organizing a seminar in Brussels on [...]
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Britain's Defence Evaluation and Research Agency (DERA) is sponsoring a [...]
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The Information Security Solutions Europe (ISSE) organization is holding its [...]
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