Defence`s Feeds

While the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS) is still scheduled to run the IISS Manama Dialogue from 6 to 8 December at the Ritz-Carlton in Manama, Intelligence Online has learned there is a chance Salman bin Hamad Al Khalifa's

Moscow on 13 February started deploying and testing the new version of its Orlan-30B tactical electronic warfare drone, with the

With the creation of the Industrial and Defence Committee, a temporary consultative body, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal's cabinet is attempting

In the build-up to the parliamentary election on Sunday (IO, 19/02/24), the Belarusian Institute of Strategic Research (BISR) has seen

Arnaud Dassier, co-founder of the corporate intelligence and influence firm Avisa Partners with Matthieu Creux was not expecting to draw

Reputational defence firm Schillings, which was founded by lawyer Keith Schilling, is busy building up its investigations team, as it

Kyiv - Control Risks looks to expand in UkraineBritain's Control Risks Group (CRG) is currently beefing up its presence in

The last 15 C-2As are surging to meet the carrier onboard delivery mission after all Ospreys were grounded in December, with DOT&E meanwhile reporting that the CMV-22 is not operationally suitable. The U.S. Navy is [...]

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The service decided to cancel the 2024 season and focus on the transition to the F-35. The Belgian Air Force unexpectedly announced on Feb. 19, 2024, that the F-16 Solo Display Team will not be [...]

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The French development agency for Al-Ula, Afalula, is trying to reassure companies involved in the project to develop tourism at the Nabataean site in northwestern Saudi Arabia, one of Mohammed bin Salman's (MbS) mega-projects.Jean-Yves Le Drian, who has been chairman

The investment fund Tikehau Capital, a main shareholder in the imaging data processing firm Preligens, has been quick to issue

The self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic (LPR), one of the two separatist oblasts of Ukraine, has signed a mining contract for

The National Security Agency (NSA) professes satisfaction at having succeeded in attracting 2,400 new employees in 2023, making its recruitment

NATO launched in Poland a particularly notable annual exercise on 14 Feburary: Brilliant Jump 24, to prepare and assess the

Beijing's political circles are abuzz with rumours as President Xi Jinping continues to hold back on the date of the

Retired British Army infantry officer Simon Woodiwiss is busy reorganising the London base of his security firm Objective Ukraine that

The new Alabama ANG’s F-35 flagship, with a red tail honoring the Tuskegee Airmen legacy, took part in a flyover at Dannelly Field, along with another F-35A, two F-16s and a P-51. The 187th Fighter [...]

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Intelligence Online has learned that the appointment of Wu Qing on 7 February as head of the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is the result of a reshuffle ordered by President Xi Jinping in an attempt to save the country's financial

The sale of Preligens, a French specialist in artificial intelligence (AI) applied to geospatial intelligence (GEOINT), follows several setbacks for

Saudi Arabia's company Middle East Maritime Repair (MEMR) has announced its imminent sale of 28m interceptor vessels to the ministry.