Defence`s Feeds

Corporate intelligence group Kroll does not intend to give an inch in its litigation against Matthew Earl, one of the short sellers behind the fall of German fintech giant Wirecard. In the deposition it lodged at the London High Court

UK cyber consultancy Tricis recently joined the growing list of London-based firms gravitating to Malaysian cyber. The company's directors Robert

The May monthly meeting of the French aerospace industries grouping GIFAS will be largely devoted to Saudi Arabia. The meeting,

New Minister of Strategic Industries Oleksandr Kamyshyn took his place at the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's Headquarters on 10 April and on

A decision on 4 April by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) to add a Lebanese magnate to a

Intelligence Online has learned that the French corporate intelligence firm ADIT is currently preparing the launch of an anti-counterfeiting service. The

London: KCS gets in the game with new football investigations' unit As the race to buy Manchester United football club

The Russian justice ministry has completed the investigation into the activities of the Association of European Businesses (AEB) it began

The US aeronautics manufacturer Boeing is planning to overhaul its Saudi office once its president, Ahmed Jazzar, steps down from the role he has held since 2005. As we understand, the group is assessing whether to appoint two directors to

It was under Swiss colours that the threat intelligence firm Prodraft made its début on the French market when it

Chinese ambassador in Argentina Zou Xiaoli is to meet Argentinian vice president Cristina Kirchner over the next few days, according

British Conservative MP Daniel Kawczynsk served as a parliamentary observer of the Kazakhstan elections late last month, but has also

The upshot of China's "two sessions", the name given to the coinciding annual meetings of the National People's Congress and

According to our information, Congressman Scott Perry of Pennsylvania, chairman of the ultraconservative Freedom Caucus and faithful ally of former

As we understand, the French Ministry of Armed Forces is weighing up a reform of its international relations and strategy

Hoping to ensure the flow of US support throughout the war, Kyiv's lobbying team added a fresh member in late-March:

A Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) decision to annul the sanctions listing of a Syrian businessman with presumed ties to the Syrian regime, Nizar al-Assad, on 8 March, should encourage Damascus in its efforts to have other

In yet another episode of its lengthy legal battle against two of its former investors, the Chinese cybersecurity company Qihoo

In responding to signals that the Vietnamese Ministry of Public Security (MPS) is interested in acquiring new helicopters, Airbus Group

Vadym Melnyk, the head of Russia's Economic Security Bureau (BEB), is trying to defend its work against heavy criticism coming