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Clayton International had until Monday to file an amendment to his complaint against his competitor Nebraska Armes Aviation. At the

The Texan demining firm Critical Solutions International (CSI) is facing fresh legal action from its former Saudi Arabia agent Phalanx

France's financial intelligence service Tracfin is looking for a head of capacity development to strengthen its operational and technical ability

Four days before the European Union and Central Asia special envoys for Afghanistan met in Almaty on 31 May, there

British ex-diplomat Jonathan Gimblett is spearheading the battle to recognise Russia's responsibility for damage to Ukrainian magnate Rinat Akhmetov's assets

The Secret Intelligence Service (SIS or MI6) is currently looking to recruit an 'operational' lawyer specialised in British civil and criminal law as part of its plan to prepare for several planned legislative changes: the reform of the Investigatory Powers

Edge Group executives mingled with Turkish officials when Turkish Defence Minister Hulusi Akar visited Abu Dhabi on 31 May -

The 27th Baku Energy Forum held from 2 to 4 June gave the queen of Caspian Sea contracts, Nargiz Nasrullayeva

United States - CIA's spies experience housing crisis in LangleyThe CIA's human resources department and staff are concerned about the

The deputy head of Joint Operations Command for Iraq and director general of intelligence, Abdul Amir Al Shammari, received a

The position is yet to be filled, but the next liaison officer for inter-army research and human intelligence centre CI3RH

The new entity to be set up to take charge of military intelligence work - that may include military counter-espionage

The Georgian government has been very determined in its application to join the European Union over the past few weeks,

Last month, a business delegation from Guangdong was summoned to Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang, in a move that both

Caught between two increasingly opposed camps in Washington, the duo of Ukraine-focused Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Defence Secretary

Unremarkable among the plethora of restaurants in Dubai, Azal Mandi has harnessed its anonymity to attract and retain a clientele

While the Australian press continues to insist on the urgency of a drastic change in Australia's China policy, in reality,

Later this year, a European will replace American Gerald Connolly as president of the NATO Parliamentary Assembly (NATO PA). He

Oleg Goshchansky, chairman and managing partner of KPMG's Russia and Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) practice, is gradually moving away

The Australian Signals Directorate, Canberra's answer to the NSA, has hired British big data analytics company Ripjar to provide various