The July 17 launch of the fourth GPS IIR satellite at Cape Canaveral only a short while after it came off the assembly line at Lockheed Martin Space Systems reflects the Pentagon's determination to step up the modernization of its [.
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A corruption case involving American oil companies and Belgium's Tractebel group that a Geneva-based investigating magistrate, Daniel Devaud, is looking [...]
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Hassan Nasrallah, secretary-general of Lebanon's Hezbollah movement, carried out a visit to Iran between July 5-12 that many Beirut-based observers [...]
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After months of deep mystery, the French defense ministry handed a few newsmen a toned-down version of its Plan Prospectif [...]
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Russia is girding itself for a long-term terrorist challenge in the Caucasus where Islamist suicide bombers are gradually stepping up [...]
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According to sources close to the Paris prosecutor's anti-terrorist unit, [...]
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A dispute between the Swiss businessman Nessim Gaon and the [...]
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France's leading telecommunications operator France Telcom appears to be in for a strong bout of trouble in Central America. Its [...]
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Jack Nafus, a former executive of Solar Turbines, presented himself to the Federal Bureau of Prisons on July 27 to [...]
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Several recently-published books have the merit of containing a lot [...]
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NSA chief Gen. Michael Hayden has just chosen a specialist in information warfare to succeed Barbara McNamara as deputy director [...]
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President Bill Clinton has appointed Madelyn Creedom as deputy administrator for defense programs at the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), [...]
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The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) elected Abu Ali Mustafa – whose real name is Mustafa al [...]
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In our 383rd issue a mistake crept into an article entitled "Links Between Rivaud Bank and BCGe" that concerned a [...]
President Bill Clinton's new security plan for the Andes region that was made public on July 13 indirectly revealed ties [...]
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The Carnivore system the FBI has used for electronic surveillance that came to light during a debate on eavesdropping was [...]
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Although it was set up only recently by the French army's chief of staff, the Regiment de Renseignement Aeromobile (RRA: [...]
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According to Intelligence Newsletter's legal sources, Swiss examining magistrates are to shortly place Pierre Lethier under formal investigation. Former chief-of-of [...]
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European armed forces are now lining up to buy American UAV's of the Predator type made by General Atomics-ASI that [...]
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The National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) would be the first to [...]
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France's Aerospatiale Matra Missiles – now part of the European Aeronautics, Defence and Space (EADS) company –displayed its new Polyphem [...]
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Adopting a dual-track stance on July 17, the White House eased restrictions on the exports of encryption software but unveiled [...]
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The Swiss firm Crypto AG is winning good marks from [...]
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The U.S. firm TRW will this week unveil at project [...]
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The German secret services are in need of a lot [...]
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The U.S. company CMP Media's internet technology division is staging [...]
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