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Intelligence Online understands that, despite attracting a large number of international visitors, Russia won no contracts at the Dubai Airshow,

Beijing - No visa-free travel to China for AUKUS membersLike Singaporean nationals, citizens of France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain

Tehran is expanding its naval presence in the Red Sea, with a view to gathering intelligence and carrying out clandestine

The French external intelligence agency, the DGSE, is adapting to the government's new focus on economic sovereignty. As part of

Faced with growing signs of a potential political backlash as polls show unprecedented sympathy for Palestinians among US voters, the American

Faced with the growing rivalry between Beijing and Washington over global weather capabilities, private players are positioning themselves across the

In a strike against its Chinese drone supplier DJI's secretly sending anti-drone systems to Russia (IO, 13/11/23), individuals and associations

Washington has a number of members-only organisations that cater to the rich and powerful, such as the University Club and the Cosmos

A decree published on 15 November, which makes changes to French civil service legislation applicable to the DGSE, provides for

The spymaster at the head of Ukraine's domestic intelligence service (SBU), Vasyl Malyuk, 40, increasingly likes to talk about operations

Faced with suffocating sanctions on its network of companies, Russia's Wagner mercenary group has been using several little-known Thai entities

Defence minister and presidential candidate for the 14 February elections, Prabowo Subianto, is, according to our information, keen to develop a

On 8 November, Bangkok's newly appointed Minister of Digital Economy and Society, Prasert Chanthararuangthong, made a lengthy visit to Israeli company Cellebrite's stand at Defense & Security, Thailand's leading defence industry trade fair. The minister, who is a veteran of

DEA Aviation, the British company controlled by Stephen Turley, continues to land new European contracts. In its latest deal, the

Paris - Services concerned by build of French technical intelligence monopoly around ChapsVisionCould ChapsVision's flurry of acquisition of former providers

South Korean conglomerate Hanwha Ocean, formerly Daewoo Shipbuilding Marine Engineering (DSME), is having difficulty obtaining licences for the Air Independent

When the Pentagon's US Space Force (USSF) discreetly returned an obsolete civilian weather satellite to service over the Indian Ocean

The scholar and business adviser Brenda Shaffer was sure to play a role in the visit to Washington of a

The son of Russian oil, gas and finance tycoon Roman Abramovitch, Arkady Abramovitch, has been actively moving his capital around

GOP political donor and investment manager Hal Lambert has until 31 December to respond to a lawsuit filed by Charles Johnson, a former political operative, FBI informant and businessman, in a dispute that involves private space radar operator Umbra. Johnson claims Lambert defrauded