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Spotlight | France, Poland, Ukraine
Upset over secret French-Ukraine imagery deal

On 16 February 2024, at the Élysée Palace, French president Emmanuel Macron and his counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky signed a bilateral security deal. © Dimitar Dilkoff/AFP

Drawing on sources in Paris, Kyiv and Warsaw, Intelligence Online has been able to piece together the details of a secret deal in which France is supplying Ukraine with high-resolution imagery. That deal impacts the fragile fabric of France's existing imagery cooperation with Poland.

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Government Intelligence

Africa, Hungary
Well-connected cop on track to be Hungary's consul in Chad

Budapest is preparing for its military deployment in Chad, a first for the country. It is also boosting its diplomatic presence there by opening a consulate. The likely candidate to run the new mission is a veteran of international security missions in Africa.

Subscribers only Defence

International Dealmaking

France, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Ukraine
Saudi Arabia, Indonesia and Ukraine to star at Eurosatory defence fair

A Leclerc XLR tank from KNDS France (ex-Nexter) on display at the Eurosatory defence show in Villepinte, France, in 2022. © Benoît Tessier/Reuters

French military equipment exporters plan to lavish great care on their prospective clients at June's Eurosatory defence fair, in the hope that they can land major contracts.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

Corporate Intelligence

Ukraine
Homegrown Ukrainian corporate intelligence aims for big league

Ukrainian investigators such as Cosa are trying to move beyond the status of subcontractors and broaden their field of action. In a still open market, local companies are competing with the giants of the sector.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel

France, UAE
Abu Dhabi deploys charm offensive at Paris Book Fair

The Paris Book Fair, held this past weekend, was the setting for an Emirati influence offensive, wherein representatives of a research centre distributed brochures in English and Arabic attacking the Muslim Brotherhood.

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Surveillance & Interception

Norway, Russia
Russian electronic warfare threat in Arctic spurs Norway into action

Norway is worried about Russia ramping up its electronic warfare capacity and about the rise in jamming operations along its borders, an issue it has tasked its specialists to tackle.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity

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