Defence`s Feeds

After five years as the CIA's deputy director for digital innovation, Jennifer Ewbank officially stepped down on 1 April, leaving

The head of the French foreign intelligence service DGSE, Nicolas Lerner, and his predecessor, diplomat Bernard Emié, both attended the

Investigators Jason MacCarthy and Jelena Griffiths are scouting for new researchers to bolster the team of their newly formed association

The Russian-made messaging application Telegram has everyone talking in Kyiv. Intelligence Online understands that the Ukrainian government could soon ban

A screenshot of a data extraction platform, seen by Intelligence Online, brings a third party into the fray of the information wars waging between France and Azerbaijan. The screenshot suggests that data extraction software was used on the phone of

The same day geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) firm Planet published its results, 28 March, its president of product and business, Kevin

As details emerge from lawsuits filed by private service providers in the US, it appears that a project to train

The Hungarian government has acquired yet another tool for political influence abroad by setting up the John Lukacs Institute within

In reaction to the latest media revelations about Russia's possible involvement in the mysterious "Havana syndrome", the US's Office of

Ukraine: Bad atmosphere at defence ministryIntelligence Online has learned that the atmosphere in the corridors of Ukraine's defence ministry is

The meeting on 20 March between the Secretary General of the Kosovo Prosecutor's Office, Sami Istrefi, and representatives of the

A subtle game of four-player chess between Beijing and Pyongyang on the one side and Washington and Tokyo on the other was played out against the backdrop of an aborted meeting between Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Kim Yo-Jong,

France's Strategic Air Forces (FAS), one of the national air force's nuclear deterrent units, will this week launch their large-scale,

The wave of "deprivatisation" of profitable assets in favour of securocrats close to Vladimir Putin (IO, 24/11/23 and 20/04/23) continues.

Aged 58, Dmitri Pavlichenko these days devotes some of his free time to the veterans' association Chest ('honour' in Russian),

Should they get bored of French cuisine while in Paris, officers from Uzbekistan's national security service (SGB) can easily find

Embroiled in a fierce lobbying saga in the United States, the ad-hoc board of embattled Venezuelan state-run oil company PDVSA

Torn between public opinion that is increasingly hostile to Ukraine and the threat posed by Moscow on its eastern border, Warsaw has been discreetly supplying drones and training to Ukrainian artillery reconnaissance teams since the beginning of March. The Polish

Paris - ChapsVision and TRM Labs favourites to win interior ministry's main crypto investigation contractThe French big data analytics specialist

Ali Alwabel, head of the consultancy Saudi Business Links (SBL), is a busy man. He has been representing Karachi Shipyard