Defence`s Feeds

Mohammed bin Salman Al Saud (MbS) is trying to restructure his armed forces. Initially planned for 2024-2025, Riyadh has now

Colonel Dorota Kawecka's arrival at the helm of the Sluzba Wywiadu Wojskowego (SWW), Poland's military intelligence agency, comes at a

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's criticism on 13 May of Germany and its allies for interfering in Pyongyang's affairs appears

The Cormac Group has joined the roster of consulting firms working to help the ad-hoc board of Venezuela's embattled state-run

New Zealand's Government Communications Security Bureau (GSCB) has begun an internal review to address accusations that it withheld information. The findings should be completed by 30 June. The signals intelligence agency will need to explain why its National Cyber Security

French drone manufacturer Parrot is currently testing its new Anafi Ukraine model, which incorporates artificial intelligence (AI) modules enabling it

Angoulême - Despite defence ministry messages, OSINT campus still trying to find its placeWhile the French defence procurement agency, DGA,

Intelligence Online understands Thales is actively promoting its civil and military data fusion system for use in maritime domain awareness

In the second half of April, it was confirmed that the third plenum of the central committee of the Chinese

A group of political operatives close to Donald Trump have set up a new non-profit organisation that aims to turn

In the run-up to the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, Washington can rest assured that the Pentagon is keeping control of

A 15 May industrial accident that killed a truck driver at the construction site of the Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's

The bill to amend the Turkish judicial system, which will be submitted to the National Assembly before the end of

You wouldn't know it from his LinkedIn profile, but investigator Robert Capper in April left the London office of US

London - Silverbridge lands two new recruits Silverbridge Intelligence, the corporate intelligence firm founded by Bishop International veterans Nick Plested and

French President Emmanuel Macron is due to fly to New Caledonia imminently in an attempt to resolve a crisis that has caught the executive off guard. Although the interior ministry told journalists that it was expecting the upsurge in tensions

Kikkar Advisory, run by former senior British police officer James Stothard, is waiting sign-off on a significant financial investigation contract with the Iraqi Integrity Commission, the Iraqi anti-corruption body that is chasing billions in stolen state wealth. But execution of

The Annapolis-based zero-day vulnerability reseller Zerodium is teetering on the brink of closure. All eyes in the sector have been

Under CEO Brandy Foster, Ohio-based consultancy start-up Mintovate is continuing to lobby in favour of British company Amulus Security and

Ahead of the debate on the foreign interference bill in the French Senate tomorrow (22 May), a series of amendments