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The Agencies' Gazette
Journalist's 'prison lottery', new ODNI appointment, from Tracfin to the AFD, cybersecurity in Manila

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

FranceAhead of his trial, journalist Alex Jordanov launches ‘prison lottery'

United StatesODNI shuffles strategic comms department

FranceFinancial intel analyst joins national development agency

PhilippinesNational cybersecurity council on Senate's agenda

Former CIA station chief in Kuwait joins new lobbying firm

Corvus Strategies, which includes veteran intelligence official Joseph J. Forcier II, has agreed to help represent Colombia's President Gustavo Petro in Washington. The lobbying firm has just recruited intelligence veteran Joseph Forcier.

American diplomats mobilise as Phnom Penh prepares new cyber laws

Cambodia has recently proposed a slate of new legislation in the domains of cyber regulation and data protection. Western embassies are taking a particular interest, given the implications for their firms and the potential to further distance the country from Chinese influence.

New documents reveal highly political profile of incoming US diplomatic intelligence chief

Michael Vance, the recently nominated director for the State Department's generally apolitical Bureau of Intelligence and Research, was a special adviser to the US vice president and has expressed highly Europhobic views.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Ex-minister at ADIT, CIA veteran for aiNTEL, EU chooses Page Group

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events both big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

ParisFormer minister set to join ADIT

WashingtonCIA veteran for aiNTEL

Tel AvivPage Group continues to ensure security for EU delegation in Israel

Senior staff cull announced at K2 Integrity

An unexpected round of lay-offs across five offices, began on 13 February, has prompted renewed rumours that the group is targeting a sale.

The Agencies' Gazette
Russian ambassador to France, ex-CIA at Spy Museum, French crimorg database

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

FranceSparse audience for Alexei Meshkov at Academy of Geopolitics

USFormer CIA official joins Spy Museum

FranceCrimorg database soon to come into force

Russian aviation repair scheme: another US firm involved

The US firm Xerxes Integrated Logistics is the latest cog in the wheel of a Russian aviation repair scheme unearthed by Intelligence Online. The firm has helped send repaired aviation equipment to Thailand, but the equipment is ultimately destined for Russian aviation companies.

Kyiv frets over US satellite access, a further sign of commercial dependence

Amid geopolitical turmoil, military spies in Kyiv got a terrible fright a few days ago, prompting the Ukrainian armed forces to contact the Pentagon inquiring about the status of US company Vantor's (formerly Maxar Intelligence) WorldView Legion optical observation satellites.

Fixer-diplomat Ali al-Thawadi comes out from the shadows

Long a hidden figure, the fixer-cum-securocrat's work on the Gaza ceasefire has forced him into the spotlight, with Doha last month naming him a minister for strategic affairs.

The Agencies' Gazette
US agencies hiring, Élysée Palace foreign unit changes, Vietnam PM post between two, PNAT loses in court

Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

United StatesMajor agencies resume gradual recruitment

FranceGulf ambassador gears up for Élysée Palace post

VietnamPower struggle for PM position

FranceCourt overturns refusal to grant clearance to PNAT contract worker