Defence`s Feeds

In addition to his lawsuit against the Texan oil company Petroleum Analyzer Company (PAC) over a vast project in Turkmenistan

NATO may soon appoint a new permanent representative in Ukraine, a position that has been vacant for a year and

According to Intelligence Online's sources, British private investigator Stephen Fitzjohn contributed to a report on Gulnara Karimova, the daughter of Uzbekistan's ex-president, published on 14 March by Freedom for

Paris - Former officer Mai-Linh Camus heads into consultancy According to information gathered by Intelligence Online, former military intelligence officer

A 14 March ruling by the High Court of Justice in London could pull the plug on the burgeoning niche

Ukraine's heavy use of shells and missiles means that the country's allies are having to find new military supplies. Although French officials are very hush-hush on the matter, as required by the countries taking part, according to information obtained in

Colombia's military intelligence service is looking to acquire an open source intelligence, or OSINT, platform, a project revealed last month

Ahmed Al Shafar made no show of his arrival at the stand of aircraft manufacturer Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) at

A recent lawsuit filed before the court of the Southern District of Texas sheds light on the USI International web

The management of the Institute for Foreign Affairs and Trade (IFAT or KKI in Hungarian) has been negotiating with its

The fledgling Center for a European Future (CEF), a Brussels-based non-profit organisation striving to promote structural reforms in Ukraine and

After registering as a pro-bono lobbyist to represent Ukraine's military intelligence agency earlier this month, former CIA officer Robert Baer

While Taiwanese authorities have publicly said he will not come directly into Beijing over the course of the visit to China he is embarking on today, the former Kuomintang (KMT) president of Taiwan Ma Ying-Jeou has planned to have a

US threat intelligence firm Intel 471, whose clients include the Australian Signals Directorate (ASD), has recently shed 10% of it

Part of Abu Dhabi's Mirage 2000-9 fleet could be used to make a first delivery of French fighter aircraft to

Egypt/Iran - Abbas Kamel lays down terms for normalisation with Iran Abbas Kamel, the head of the Mukhabarat al-Amma, Egypt's

The FBI locked down the streets of Ottawa for Joe Biden's visit on 23 and 24 March, but intelligence cooperation of a

Only a few weeks into his new position in Singapore, revealed earlier this year (IO, 06/02/23), it is becoming clear

In a report published in mid-March, the independent body that monitors election campaign funding and political party financing in France

A 1960 Strategic Air Command training video familiarized B-52 crews with the devastating effects of nuclear weapons and how to navigate through a nuclear battlefield. The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) recently declassified [...]

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