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The war between Israel and Hamas - and particularly the Hamas attack that sparked the conflict on 7 October -

Intelligence Online has learned that a number of FBI counterintelligence agents are frustrated by the Bureau's failure to take action

As Israel's assault on Gaza continues, a group of Wall Street, tech and Hollywood billionaires have launched a lavishly funded

Lawful Interception, or LI, firms are focusing their attentions on Asia to develop interception technologies adapted to emerging telecoms standards. Since 2021, a number of Asian companies have begun rolling out standalone 5G, or 5G SA, including KT in South

Beijing's bid to exert control also extends to words, and the "rebel province" of Taiwan, a prime target of Chinese

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is preparing the ground for the possible release of Andrei Vtyurin, the head of his presidential

The German parliament is once again examining the role played by several private security companies registered in Germany. In early

The proliferation of internal meetings called by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and the instructions it has issued are beginning to severely strain, if not paralyse, the functioning of some of the country's largest investment banks. Intelligence Online has learned that, at

Colonel Florence Skrlj's recent nomination as defence attaché to the French embassy in Chisinau, headed by ambassador Graham Paul, points

Officially, he works in "journalism". That is the only profession given. The Nantes administrative court decision of 25 September did

Amy Lashinsky and Ambrose Carey's corporate intelligence firm Alaco is hard at work for ArcelorMittal. The steel giant is in a race against time to recover more than €140m from its faltering Indian rival Liberty House, which belongs to steel

The accumulation of Western sanctions on Russian companies and the Kremlin's toughening of rules for firms that want to exit

As 2023 draws to a close, an analysis of the figures from Edistat, a website that provides weekly estimates of

The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI) is looking to strengthen the powers of the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) to boost staff mobility in the intelligence community, in a bi-partisan bill, the Intelligence Community Joint

The announcement in mid-December that Salim Abduvaliev had been remanded in custody, a few days after his arrest by Tashkent

The Central Group for Psychological Operations (CGDP), Poland's psyops (or sajopsi in Polish) unit, in November took up the torch

In the murky game of satellite data interception, Beijing has shown itself to be the most adept at keeping a tight lid on its real capabilities. So far, no other state has directly accused China of pilfering and China itself

The reconstruction of Nagorno-Karabakh is drawing in foreign consultants and business diplomats, particularly from the United States, who are hoping

The United Nations Investigative Team to Promote Accountability for Crimes Committed by Daesh (UNITAD) is due to wind up its

The discovery last month that a memorial in Niger's Ténéré desert - where a UTA Airways DC 10 crashed in 1989 after a suitcase bomb exploded on the orders of late Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi, killing all 170 people on