Defence`s Feeds

Five lists of candidates have been unveiled in the leadup to the elections for consular advisers for the Russia-Belarus area.

The publication on 14 May of the findings of a hearing between expert appraisers in London on 23 April, sheds light on Ukrainian businessman

The publication on 14 May of the findings of a hearing between expert appraisers in London on 23 April, sheds light on Ukrainian businessman

Military procurement scandals involving the Saudi Arabian National Guard (SANG) look set to come to the fore again as a result of banking compliance measures in Belgium. As the newspaper La Libre Belgique revealed earlier this year, a Belgian prosecutor

The Israeli firm CommuniTake Technologies, cofounded by Ronen Sasson, Eran Karpen, Omri Lavie and Shalev Hulio, will make its bow

Former Indian army brigadier Ram Chillar, whois best known for having set up Phronesis, a company which worked on spying

From his home in exile in the UAE, former Palestinian spymaster Mohammed Dahlan (IO, 26/04/21) is determined to have a

Taiwan's intelligence agency, the National Security Bureau (NSB), is strengthening its China focus with the appointment of lieutenant general Chen

Five lists of candidates have been unveiled in the leadup to the elections for consular advisers for the Russia-Belarus area.

The publication on 14 May of the findings of a hearing between expert appraisers in London on 23 April, sheds light on Ukrainian businessman

After weeks being splashed across YouTube, social media and Gulf news sites, the accusations made against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's entourage by Sedat Peker, the Turkish businessman on the run from Turkey where he is under investigation for racketeering and

On 6 May, UK digital services provider Digi2al was awarded a £132,150 contract by the UK Home Office to develop

Frontex is struggling to find a geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) and analytics provider. As it ramps up its intelligence capacities, the

The Emirati oil company Dana Gas, which is chaired by the ubiquitous businessman Majid Jafar, son of eminent Baghdadi Hamid

Russia's parliament-controlled national audit office, headed by former finance minister Alexei Kudrin, suspects agriculture minister Dmitri Patrushev, a rising star

The Endless Frontier Act, a bipartisan bill to beef up US technology research to better compete with China that the

In debates of the parliamentary law commission on 19 May, committee chairs Françoise Dumas and Yael Braun-Pivet and the intelligence

The Council on Ethics of Norway's oil fund, the Government Pension Fund Global (GPFG), published a call for tenders on 14 May,

After weeks being splashed across YouTube, social media and Gulf news sites, the accusations made against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's entourage by Sedat Peker, the Turkish businessman on the run from Turkey where he is under investigation for racketeering and

On 6 May, UK digital services provider Digi2al was awarded a £132,150 contract by the UK Home Office to develop