Defence`s Feeds

As Intelligence Online's sister publication Africa Intelligence has reported, the United Nations Security Council has finally bowed to pressure from

Colonel-General Sergey Istrakov, the deputy chief-of-staff of the Russian Armed Forces, visited Yerevan the week of 25 January to meet

With the current vote in the French parliament on the bill against religious separatism, the French intelligence community is being

Switzerland's Federal Intelligence Service (FIS), led by Jean-Philippe Gaudin (IOL 804), announced new appointments on 1 February that are a

Facing his fourth election in two years next month, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is desperately trying to get another Muslim

The Ministry of Public Security, or Gonganbu, pushed for deeper police-civil fusion as it announced on 3 February that it

There was much gnashing of teeth in the CIA, the DGSE and other Western intelligence services at the sight of

While the National Assembly has just launched a mission to evaluate the Sapin II law, the president of the High

Black Moon, a defense consulting firm led by Anna Skinner, landed a contract on 26 January to advise the National

Inflated numbers of staff trained, shoddy or incomplete workmanship, overbilling and the theft of gifts for prisoners: the list of

The telecommunications satellite constellation company OneWeb completed an investment round at the beginning of the year that saw SoftBank take

With the French foreign ministry poised to renew the contract to protect the French embassy in Moscow, Xavier Moreau and

After signing a deal to reconstruct Mosul Airport with Iraq's civil aviation authority on 25 January, France's Aéroports de Paris

The Office of the Commissioner for Electronic Defence Communications (CCED),

Tracey Ballard, the CIA's first openly gay officer, has retired

Unusually, the French government and the DGSE have decided not

The debate in the House of Commons on 8 February

French cyber command, or Comcyber (Commandement de la Cyberdéfense) recently

The French gas company Engie saw red when Clément Beaune,

Chen Zhou, an official with significant experience in the South