Defence`s Feeds

On 23 February Iran suspended the implementation of the Additional Protocol (AP) and all supplementary inspection provisions granted to the International Atomic Energy...

Chinese state-owned media revealed on 20 February that Beijing has approved what it described as a “new-type military training system” to better prepare the People’s...

France’s armed forces minister Florence Parly has given the go-ahead for the renewal of the French Navy’s deterrent submarine force under the mantle of the Sous-marin...

In its version submitted in Brussels on 10 February, the draft ePrivacy regulation on data protection in the EU explicitly excludes from its scope all activities that have a bearing on national security, a measure which should be welcomed by

Australia's increasingly offensive cyber posture has spawned an array of new cyber intelligence firms. Legal interceptions specialist SSI Pacific stands

According to our sources, Thales received a several hundred million dollar order for anti-aircraft defence systems for the Saudi armed

According to our sources, a battle is raging in the Council of the European Union over whom to include on

Singapore's SingTel Innov8 will have a front row seat when Australian startup Myriota launches its Internet of Things (IoT) telecoms

According to our sources, Hakan Fidan, the head of the MIT, Turkey's intelligence service, has remained off the radar since

Thanks to a government decree on 11 February, Sergey Ivanov, Vladimir Putin's old friend from the St. Petersburg KGB, who

Israel's 11th hour decision to pull out of this week's Idex military trade fair, the UAE's annual soft power military

According to our sources, Pierre-Henri Digeon, the former security adviser to Brice Hortefeux at the French interior ministry, was appointed

According to our sources, Abou Ali al-Haqem, the Houthi rebel movement's head of military intelligence, has taken command of the

According to our sources, the Israeli-Syrian prisoner swap in the Golan Heights on 17 February, negotiated directly with Moscow, came

Estonia's intelligence agency, the Välisluureamet, issued a sharp warning against Chinese influence campaigns in Europe in its annual report published

With its Telecommunications Security Bill currently being debated in parliament ahead of a vote in the coming weeks, the British

Rising Syrian businessman Nader Kalal's death of Covid-19 in Beirut on 2 February (see our Insiders report) has left his

In a few weeks, the corporate intelligence firm Hakluyt, headed by Varun Chandra, has shed several senior members of staff.

Former Conservative MP and parliamentary undersecretary for immigration Seema Kennedy is joining Peter Gummer, Lord Lord Chadlington, at Action Against

The consulting firm JS Held has hired sector veteran Frank Holder as head of operations to beef up its investigations