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It came as no surprise that the Abu Dhabi-based real estate company Aldar Properties' shareholders approved Sofia Lasky's appointment to

Barely have corporate intelligence firms got over the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic than they have been shaken up now by another unwelcome development: the drying up of Russian contracts, a mainstay for the past 30 years. Firms in the

With demand for American gas soaring in Europe, Washington could also capitalise on the renewed interest in nuclear power in

According to our sources, Jacques Hogard is in talks with corporate intelligence group ADIT over the sale of a majority

Intelligence Online understands that US President Joe Biden sent Juan Gonzalez, the National Security Council's (NSC) director for the American

Audere International, a fast-growing firm founded by Charles Blackmore, the former CEO of the Page Group security firm, is stepping

According to our sources, General Cyril Carcy will shortly be joining France's military intelligence agency, the DRM. This former Mirage-class

The Lebanese doctor Richard Kharrat, who was released after more than a month of detention in Abu Dhabi for publishing

Swedish-British data analysis company Silobreaker has won the contract, announced on 6 May, to supply open source intelligence technology (OSINT)

French businessman Hervé Vinciguerra has recently acquired a stake in the London-based subsidiary of Orchestra, the cybersecurity company founded by

Still waiting for four corvettes it ordered in 2019, Romania's defence ministry last week gave Naval Group and its local

The publication in Italy of a new book on geopolitics, "Geopolitica dal pensiero all'azione. Spazio e politica in età contemporanea"

In northern Iraq, where the Sinjar Mountain region, home to displaced ethnic Yazidi, is currently the scene of clashes between

The telephone operator Iraq Telecom went to the court of the Southern District of New York to get the confirmation

At the end of April, the United States promised to deliver 121 US-built Phoenix Ghost drones to Ukraine, causing a media outpour, which was as much due to the mystery surrounding the drones themselves as by the speed with which

Though caught up with the war in Ukraine, Moscow has not forgotten its major investment projects in its Far Eastern

The 14th ballistic missile test by Pyongyang this year, carried out on 4 May, is not likely to alter the

In the past few week, the information space in Minsk has taken a new turn. It is now headed towards a shared concept on information security drafted on 14 April by the Russian security council deputy secretary Oleg Khramov, a

NATO's annual Locked Shields cyberdefence exercise, which ended on 22 April, allowed the cyberinvestigation firm DIFOSE, or Digital Forensics Services,

Nguyen Thi Thanh Nhan, a Hanoi-based defence sales agent for an array of Western companies, was charged with corruption by