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According to our information, Berlin Global Advisors (BGA) is poised to open a new office in Brussels in the coming

The lawyers' letters are currently flying between the New York Times, the Bureau of Investigative Journalism (BIJ) and law firm

Faced with new threats and an evolving industry, Japan seeks to become a Asian leader in geospatial intelligence (GEOINT), by focusing in part on increasing its partnerships with New Space companies and ramping up its traditional capabilities. Tokyo aims to

French company Chapsvision is one of the new partners in which France's internal security service, the DGSI, is taking a

The charges brought by the US Army's Criminal Investigation Command in April against Robert Nicoson, a sergeant in an 82nd

Shandong University, an institution that has significant ties to China's defence industry, is taking a step closer to the public

In a verdict handed down on 30 April, the London High Court threw out Russian businessman Igor Mints's claim for

Vantage Intelligence, the business intelligence company set up by Gretchen King and Masha Shvetsova, recently became a key partner of

Faced with new threats and an evolving industry, Japan seeks to become a Asian leader in geospatial intelligence (GEOINT), by focusing in part on increasing its partnerships with New Space companies and ramping up its traditional capabilities. Tokyo aims to

French company Chapsvision is one of the new partners in which France's internal security service, the DGSI, is taking a

The charges brought by the US Army's Criminal Investigation Command in April against Robert Nicoson, a sergeant in an 82nd

Shandong University, an institution that has significant ties to China's defence industry, is taking a step closer to the public

In a verdict handed down on 30 April, the London High Court threw out Russian businessman Igor Mints's claim for

Vantage Intelligence, the business intelligence company set up by Gretchen King and Masha Shvetsova, recently became a key partner of

The tender call issued on 2 April by the French armed forces ministry's armaments department, the DGA, for a system to defend French military sites from attacks by micro-drones (less than 2 kg) and mini-drones (less than 25 kg) has

The Australian government's new cyber cooperation strategy, which was unveiled in April, brings the fight against disinformation into its range

As China assesses whether to certify the Russian passenger transport helicopter Mi-171A2, which recently parted ways with its Ukrainian engine

While another meeting between the Taliban and officials from Kabul took place in Doha on 30 April and the US

The Information Fusion Centre in Singapore, a maritime intelligence-sharing hub hosted by the Singaporean navy, could soon find itself at

The accounts filed at the end of April show that Keith Hunter's small high-end investigation company, Animus Associates, survived the