A violent dispute flared up between Quatar foreign minister Hamad Ben Jassem al-Thani and his Kuwaiti and Saudi Arabian counterparts during the 50th session of the Arab League which took place in Cairo on 27-29 March.
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About 200 women in the CIA's Directorate of Operations (DO) are considering a discrimination suit against the agency. The women [...]
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On 24 March the Wieringa investigating commission, set up by the justice and interior ministers in January, presented its report [...]
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The FBI continues to push for the legal imposition of [...]
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Phillips Business Information, Inc. (fax 1 301 309 3847) recently [...]
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The foreign operations section of the Lebanese Hezbollah started a major recruitment drive last month for members belonging to the [...]
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The U.S. Army's super-secret School of the Americas (SOA) combat training facility for Latin American military and security personnel at [...]
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One senior and several mid-level serving and former U.S. Justice [...]
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Fuld & Company (tel. 1 617 492 5900) of Cambridge, [...]
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The Association de Sécurité Informatique de la Région de Québec [...]
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ITEC, Ltd. (fax 44 985 846163) of Warminister, England, is [...]
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According to well-placed Washington intelligence sources, the American financial intelligence service FinCEN (I.N. n. 235 & 236) has turned up [...]
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According to Irish sources, the Garda Special Branch (SB) and G2 army intelligence have been involved for almost two years [...]
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During a 5 April debate organized in Paris by the French Centre d'Etudes et de Réflexion (a group of civil [...]
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A sensitive damage-limitation exercise is underway in Whitehall to protect the position and reputation of MI5 Director Stella Rimington whose [...]
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Last week five general prosecutors agreed to broaden the possibilities [...]
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U.S. Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen recently named representatives of private industry and government agencies to join a new 30-member Bank [...]
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The University of Keele and Middlesex University are organizing an [...]
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That is the title of well-known French psychologist Guy Durandin's even-handed and scholarly study L'information, la désinformation et la réalité [...]
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According to a recent article in the New Scientist a [...]
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The sensitivity of satellite imagery can be increased by at least an order of magnitude by the use of a [...]
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Los Alamos National Laboratory did exploratory work in "cooking" nuclear [...]
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Even before the 4 February announcement by the Clinton administration that it was backing the Clipper Chip public encryption technology [...]
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The United Nations representative in Prague recently denounced the use [...]
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The Los Alamos National Laboratory is developing a surveillance technique [...]
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During his visit to Bonn in mid-March, Syria's foreign minister, Faruk el-Scharaa, was strangely silent about the January arrest in [...]
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Routine scrutiny of financial records by the government for both persons seeking to obtain Top Secret security clearance and persons [...]
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General Gheorghe Diaconescu is no longer the head of Romanian counter-espionage and is being investigated according to local press reports. [...]
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Germany's justice minister, Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger, has named Volkhard Wacher, as the new chief of the terrorism department at the Bundesanwaltschaft [...]
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Half brother of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, General Ali Saleh Mohsen al-Ahmar is considered by many Yemenites and diplomats in [...]
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Admiral J. William Kime, the commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard, was recently put in charge of coordinating American drug [...]
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