By easing legislation on the export of sensitive equipment and goods in recent years the United States has considerably boosted its industrial, commercial, political and military might in the world. The change has been marked by fierce arguments -- such [.
Courses in business intelligence in France have become the subject of sharp political and financial rivalry between universities and business [...]
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One of the oldest companies in the Washington area to specialize in government affairs and corporate intelligence, Newmyer Associates, has [...]
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The boss of Russia's counter-espionage agency Federalnaja Sluzba Besopasnosti (FSB), [...]
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On the heels of Switzerland (IN 314), Russia has just [...]
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Only days after the U.S. Senate confirmed George Tenet in his post as new director of the CIA on July [...]
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Despite Home Office warnings that all former intelligence and security service staff face prosecution if they write about their covert [...]
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Accused last month by Saudi dissident Hani Abdel Rahim Sayegh of being one of the instigators of anti-American attacks in [...]
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A secret, 30 page briefing paper on organized crime that was prepared by the National Criminal Intelligence Service (NCIS) for [...]
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A campaign by many leading American businessmen to persuade the government to lift its unilateral sanctions against a number of [...]
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For some months the state-owned Russian armaments manufacturer Rosvooruzheniye has been fighting a bitter battle with the United States. Its [...]
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Negotiations between the Turkish government and Massoud Barzani's Kurdistan Democratic [...]
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A leading Russian mobster jailed in Switzerland since last October, [...]
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At present Japan is one of the very rare countries [...]
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Mossad is keeping a close eye on Moshe Rotshild, a [...]
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On Washington's blacklist of eight nations that condone terrorism Syria [...]
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The United States recently closed down its last big military intelligence facility in Panama as a prelude to turning the [...]
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The traditional debate in Congress on U.S. expenditure on intelligence, held each year when the budget comes up for approval, [...]
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The Pentagon has unveiled new measures aimed making the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) more focussed and effective in the ways [...]
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An 11 week trial at the Old Bailey in London which saw six IRA active service unit (ASU) men convicted [...]
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The first book in French to relate the history of [...]
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Four big U.S. government agencies -- the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), the National Security Agency (NSA), Army Research Laboratory [...]
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Researchers at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland are working with the Defence Evaluation Research Agency (DERA) and the [...]
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A subsidiary of South Korea's LG Group has teamed up [...]
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Bull Information Systems, a U.K. subsidiary of France's Bull group, [...]
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The American affiliate of France's SAGEM company, North American Morpho [...]
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The Privacy International association and the Electronic Privacy Center (EPIC) [...]
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The National Computer Security Association (NCSA) and Winn Schwartau's Interpact [...]
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