Defence`s Feeds

Following the launch of three military observation satellites in December and that of three others in the preceding 11 months, Russia's state-controlled media claimed that it had doubled its space observation capacity. In reality, however, its capacity is much less

Washington - Israeli firm Toka rebuilds US teamThe Israeli cyber-intelligence firm Toka is rebuilding its Washington office. The team was

UK Logix Security International Co, owned by Kevin Nyo, the main business partner of Israeli cyber-consultant Doron Landau (IO, 04/01/24),

While the European Union (EU) has just renewed its commitments to Ukraine with a promise to reform the European Peace

A veteran defender of presidents before the International Criminal Court (ICC, IO, 17/04/23), the leading British lawyer Steven Kay has

Intercapital Markets, a little known Bulgarian brokerage company, has quietly operated as a home for companies with links to the

Etherton and Associates, a boutique lobbying firm located just a short drive from CIA headquarter in McLean, Virginia, is handling sensitive

"Towards the complicated East, I flew with simple ideas". Former diplomat François Gouyette will no doubt have General de Gaulle's famous maxim in mind when he shortly launches his company Pro Oriente, dedicated to business diplomacy in North Africa and

Over the next few days, Italy's technical intelligence service providers will defend their interests before the Ministry of Justice in

Nasser bin Hamad al-Khalifa is unhappy with his investment in Paris FC. The Bahraini national security adviser explained to the

Tasked by the Kremlin and the National Security Council with carrying out an in-depth re-analysis of Western arms supply capabilities

Since opening his new firm Hurista Advisory in Edinburgh (IO, 21/11/23), Christoper Geidt, Baron Geidt, Queen Elizabeth II's former private

Washington - CIA veteran Paul Kolbe opens advisoryAfter a quiet two years as a lecturer for The Intelligence Project at

On 23 January, the Support Group for Refugees and Returnees in Port-au-Prince denounced the government of the neighbouring Dominican Republic for

The French luxury giant LVMH is poised to reveal internally the name of its new global security director. The nominee will bring his police experience to the group's many security managers.

The CIA management team is staying calm for the time being about the growing number of reports about generational and cultural tensions at its Langley headquarters. It has no plans to change course, even though the debate on the subject

Intelligence Online understands the small world of lawful interceptions is buzzing over a possible new data capture capacity related to

The former French diplomat turned lobbyist Jean-David Levitte, who set up his business JDL Conseil in 2012, has been selected

Recently instructed by the Kremlin and the National Security Council to carry out an in-depth re-analysis of Western arms supply

The former Albanian minister of finance and former deputy prime minister Arben Ahmetaj, who in early January was stripped of