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Since January, the 604th Special Purpose Center's Vityaz unit of the special forces of Russia's National Guard, Rosgvardia, have been

The British embassy in Washington, D.C. has retained Harvard law professor Matthew Stephenson to prepare a report on how US professionals, including

Despite announcing it would depart from the Russian market in press releases last year, the German metal work and tools

Opposition Kuomintang party vice chairman Andrew Hsia's visit to China, which ended on 17 February, allowed him to voice criticism

Wang Duanyong, the director of the Centre for China's Overseas Interests Studies at the School of International Relations and Public

New Caledonia's Nouméa-La Tontouta air base is poised to undergo

North American Aerospace Defense Command, NORAD, has had a busy month, taking down what was understood to be a Chinese spy balloon on 4 February and intercepting Russian military aircraft on 13 February (IO, 16/02/23). Those incidents have highlighted the modernisation challenges facing

UAE shipping companies are doubling down on efforts to win a share of the Caspian Sea transport market. On 13

The new case that Robert Stryk's Washington-based lobbying firm Stryk Global Diplomacy (SGD) - formerly Sonoran Policy Group - is

Russia - Kovalchuk clan adds another link to Kremlin spymasters On 11 February, Russian President Vladimir Putin appointed physicist Mikhail

News leaked in January that General Oleg Bolomozhnov was transferred from Saratov oblast to a new position as head of the Russian

On 15 February, Forbidden Stories published its investigation detailing the Advanced Impact Media Solutions (AIMS), the avatar production platform developed

Conference Service Center (CSC) and Ukrainian Conference Service Center (UCSC), two small Ukrainian companies, are the go-to suppliers for international conferences

The gradual takeover of all Saudi Arabia's power structures by Mohammed bin Salman (MbS), the crown prince and son of

No matter their proximity to their country's business and intelligence interests in Paris, Chinese hosts planning ultra-discreet culinary gatherings go

The group of Hong Kong lawyers that Westminster banned last week from attending a parliamentary good governance meeting can count

After first meeting in the United States on 26-27 January, a trilateral US-Japanese-Australian group of AI experts will get together

Late last month, the Technology Applications Program Officer (TAPO) of the US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), which supplies US special

Pakistan's Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) chief Nadeem Anjum's (IO 02/09/22) plans to deal with the resurgence of deadly attacks by the Pakistan Taliban were put

In late January, Israeli web scraping company Bright Data filed a lawsuit against US social networking giant Meta which owns Facebook and Instagram in a case which is being followed very closely by open source intelligence, OSINT, specialists. Both companies