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Oil heir Greg Mosing's no-cost provision of his private jet to political officials is under investigation by the Louisiana Board of

There appears to be still more mileage in discoveries made by lawyers and private investigators working for Kazakh mining group

The Japanese ministry of foreign affairs' secret team of diplomats and intelligence officers created to anticipate Russian-Chinese movements in the Kuril Islands is still waiting for a cheap satellite imagery solution. The team, whose existence Intelligence Online revealed (IO, 03/07/23),

Moscow: Ruselectronics unveils new version of GEOINT data fusion tool Russia is updating its data fusion platform Akatsiya (IO, 27/07/23). Work

The consultancy business has been booming for Mark Garnier, a British Conservative MP passionate about space. On 1 September, he

The US Department of Defense is to spend some $16m over five years for port services in Gdynia, just outside

Scheduled for the third week of September, Italian PM Giorgia Meloni's trip to Beijing appears to be compromised by internal

The Pakistan Air Force (PAF) is rushing to make sure its infrastructure at the Murid air base, near the border

Moscow has been discreetly signaling to the Montenegrin authorities its renewed interest in extraditing fugitive Russian businessman Telman Ismailov, who

An army of well over 100 lobbyists is currently drawing up plans to divide the spoils from the 2024 Intelligence Authorization Act (IAA), according to lobbying disclosure documents which were reported to the Senate Secretary and House Clerk. The troops

Following a first delay in July, the decision to start the second phase of the big data analytics plaform, the

Ukraine's ambassador to Slovakia, Myroslav Kastran, is poised to sign an agreement for the free transfer of military equipment between

Diplomats on both sides have been discreetly duelling in the wake of the meeting between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and

Britain's Advisory Committee on Business Appointments (ACOBA), which vets public servants' activities in the private sector, signed off in August

With lawyers for two battling sisters from the Bulgari family informing a judge that the parties had settled their differences

London - Alaco's James Birkett and Austen Josephs join DentonsAfter more than fourteen years with Alaco, investigator James Birkett will

A delegation of 50 Chinese researchers, specialising in subjects related to democracy and human rights, is due in Rome on 20 September, according to Intelligence Online's sources in Beijing and Rome. The group, drawn from China's leading universities and led

The raids carried out by Ukraine in August against the Kerch Bridge and the Mayak SIGINT station illustrate the close

Pressure is mounting on businessmen Sergiy Groza and Volodymyr Naumenko, who own Odessa-based grain handling holding GNT Group, to sell

French engineering group Systra is threatening to withdraw from the Hanoi metro Line 3 construction project, according to Intelligence Online