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An Italy Navy officer caught passing classified documents to Russian diplomats for money during clandestine meeting in Rome. It’s the most serious spying episode since the end of Cold War. An Italian Navy officer, Capitano [...]

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In early March, the corporate intelligence advisory C and F Partners, which has offices in London, Zurich and Milan, formalized the

By hiring John W. "Fozzie" Miller for $270,000 in January, in order to broker its talks with the Pentagon, Doha

The private security group Donbass Battalion Corporation (DBC) has found itself at the heart of an SBU probe launched in

On 22 March, The Global Strategy Network (TGSN) launched the platform ExTrac to help its customers monitor jihadist movements using

In February, two contracts won by the Compagnie Européenne d'Intelligence Stratégique (CEIS) to provide territorial intelligence services were made public.

As the noose tightens in Washington and Kiev around the Ukrainian magnate Igor Kolomoisky, who was placed under sanctions by the US Department of State in March, his associate in Miami is beginning to worry. In August, Mordechai Korf, aka

NATO fighter jets shadowed Russian bombers and fighters during an “unusual peak of flights” over the North Atlantic, North Sea, Black Sea and Baltic Sea, yesterday. Monday Mar. 29, 2021, was particularly busy for NATO [...]

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The images of the Tempest FCAS with the roundel surfaced online after the British Prime Minister’s visit to BAE Systems’ facility in Warton. Last week, the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson visited BAE Systems’ facility [...]

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Marked by the Covid-19 pandemic, 2020 was an unusual yet productive year for the European Defence Agency, one worth to be looked back at. The 2020 Annual Report, published today, provides a comprehensive overview of the work accomplished in EDA’s various activity domains throughout the past year.

The report reflects the progress made in the wide spectrum of the Agency’s activities, from its central role in the implementation of the EU defence initiatives (CARD, PESCO, EDF) and the increasing number of defence research and capability development projects and programmes, to the launch of new enablers and incentives for defence cooperation and EDA’s growing interface role towards wider EU policies. 

The PDF version of the 2020 Annual Report can be downloaded here.
 

Cybersecurity firm Winicssec, which raised $46m late March with backing from the Chinese government, is looking to go public in

Although Saudi Arabia and Turkey appear to be daggers drawn, behind the scenes strategic rapprochments are ongoing. According to our

As Intelligence Online understands, Baghdad has opted for a swap system to honour its oil deal signed with Lebanon in

According to our sources, the EastMed Gas pipeline project carried by Israel, Cyprus and Greece, is not going well. A

The United Nations Security Council's members and the European Union have welcomed Baghdad's decision to lift bans on the delivery

According to our information, all the ships acquired or in the process of being acquired by Ukraine Navy will have data links (Datalink) to NATO's Mode Y. The system, reserved for the alliance's closest allies, will make them interoperable with

The Russian Navy MiG-31BM Foxhound interceptors flew over the North Pole within the framework of the current Arctic deployment. Two MiG-31BM Foxhound interceptors have flown over the North Pole, in what was a first for [...]

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Following a decree signed by President Vladimir Putin on 25 March, Russia's Federal Medical-Biological Agency (FMBA), which has been handling