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In late January, Israeli web scraping company Bright Data filed a lawsuit against US social networking giant Meta which owns Facebook and Instagram in a case which is being followed very closely by open source intelligence, OSINT, specialists. Both companies

Ukraine is continuing to import Belarusian diesel fuel, notably via Azerbaijani oil company Socar, despite the sanctions it has itself

On January 31, retired Navy Admiral James Stavridis, the former Supreme Allied Commander of NATO, published a Bloomberg column under the

Herzliya/Dubai - Israeli start-up Bold Analytics takes first steps at ISS World Middle East & AfricaThe fledgling Israeli startup Bold

According to our sources, Ukraine's defence ministry is working on the development of a methodology for gathering, analysing and storing

A House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence hearing on 8 February, which former CIA chiefs Sue Gordon and David Petraeus addressed, highlighted US incomprehension at China's intentions

Russian intelligence services are now exempt from having to publish information about their activities and suppliers in dedicated public registers,

On 26 January, lawyers for the Iraqi government appealed a US judge's ruling ordering it to pay a judgment of $89m to the family of an American businessman and arms broker who was killed near Baghdad in the early days

The Paris consulting firm Anticiper has recently started to pitch its new investigation simulation training solution to corporate intelligence firm companies. The

At the start of this year, the Uzbek government announced it will be privatising several public banks and entities during

New internal security norms came into force at the FSO, the Russian federal service that protects institutions, critical infrastructure and

Paris: MPP returns to protect LVMH Management & Private Protection (MPP), Jean-François Rosso's personal protection company, secured a contract

With Britain's cyber sector trying to re-establish itself in the Gulf - the Cyber Wales cluster signed a memorandum of

On 6 February, Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko signed a decree setting up a commission to study the cases of political

Nuclear power giants Korea Electric Power Corp (KEPCO) and Westinghouse have until mid-March to reach a settlement or the legal battle between the Korean and American nuclear power plant builders will take a more serious turn, just as new contracts

Businessman Murat Seitnepesov, a specialist in oil trading and logistics, is pursuing partnerships with Gulf port operators looking to strengthen their presence in the

The unprecedented humanitarian catastrophe struck northwest Syria after a dozen years of war, repeated epidemics and amid widespread economic collapse.

The head of France's financial state prosecution service (PNF) Jean-François Bohnert told a parliamentary commission on foreign interference in French

Turkey's Kron Teknoloji, which specialises in cybersecurity services for the telecommunications sector, has been looking to make its mark at

After a seven-month stint as acting head of Ukraine's internal intelligence agency, the SBU, Vassyl Maliouk was made domestic intelligence