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The NSIS Fights Against Terrorism

The National Security Intelligence Service reinforced its fight against terrorism, creating a special unit and tightening the scrutiny of tourists. [...]

Published on 10/05/2003 at 10:00 GMT

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Mozambique
US EMBASSY UNDER HIGH SECURITY

In addition to the six US embassies closed to the public for several days this week after the US State [...]

Subscribers only Politics 03.07.1999

Kenya, United States
NAIROBI IS CIA TURNTABLE

The kidnapping of Kurdish rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan in Nairobi under still murky circumstances and his forced repatriation to Turkey [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.1999

Sudan
LUCRATIVE SPIN-OFF IN CARLOS AFFAIR

The Sudanese government confidently awaits a triple dividend for the services it rendered the French secret service, specifically to general [...]

Subscribers only 10.09.1994

Kenya
JAMES KANYOTU

Director of Kenya's intelligence services, Security Intelligence James Kanyotu left his post last week having reached retirement. His deputy chief, [...]

Subscribers only 25.01.1992

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POLITICAL BACKDROP TO PARIS ATTACKS

Information gathered from several investigators and from Islamist affairs experts can now give a fairly clear picture of what led [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 26.10.1995

WHEN AN EXERCISE GOES AWRY

What was billed as a routine security exercise involving 200 grams of explosives and a passing tourist at Schiphol Airport [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 31.08.1995

ARAFAT INCREASINGLY AT DANGER

According to a confidential report from Egypt's intelligence services a secret meeting was held at the Palestinian Al Yarmuk camp [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 31.05.1995

GIRDING FOR THE GAMES

Australia has been brooding about security for the Sydney Olympic Games in the year 2000 since August, 1993--a full month [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 14.12.1994

NEW LINKS IN INTELLIGENCE CHAIN

The U.S. Departments of Treasury and Energy are emerging as ever-more important players alongside the traditional intelligence services in identifying and tracking down terrorist organizations and their state backers as well as fighting the proliferation of nuclear, chemical and biological [.

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 16.11.1994

NEW CHIEFS AND NEW SERVICES

Following the spate of scandals in Italy, the Interministerial Security Committee, while awaiting confirmation by the government and parliament, last [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 24.08.1994

ELECTRONIC BBS'S ON SECURITY INFORMATION

There are now three publicly available, computer network-based electronic bulletin board systems (BBS) specialized in security and law enforcement information. [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 23.03.1994

BVD FIGHTS THE CID AND RARA

Prime Minister Ruud Lubbers, responding to recent criticism in parliament concerning supposed Binnenlands Veiligheidsdienst (BVD) internal security service interference in [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 13.10.1993

TERRORISM AND ANTI-TERRORISM

A detailed history of terrorism in Australia was just been [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 15.09.1993

CALL FOR PRIVATE ANTI-CRIME FORCES

International criminal and counter terrorism experts at the Eight Annual Symposium on Criminal Justice Issues held at the University of [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 01.09.1993

ANTI-IRA FAILURE

On 24 April the IRA detonated a one ton ammonium nitrate fertilizer-bomb in the heart of the London financial district at Bishopsgate. The intelligence failure and the technical details surrounding the attack augur poorly for MI5 and mean that without [.

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 12.05.1993

A NEW ALGERIA?

The discreet dismissal on 15 March of Field Marshal Muhammad Abd al-Halim Abu Ghazala, former vice prime minister and former defense minister (until 1991), from his position of "adviser" to President Hosni Mubarak, represents what is probably the most visible [.

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 31.03.1993

BLOWN ANTI-IRA OPS

The current IRA bombing campaign in London could probably have been stopped if it hadn't been for lack of police and intelligence coordination that resulted in two fiascoes which received little publicity. And the possible fall-out from these blown anti-IRA [.

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 04.11.1992

WORLD CRIME: EASTERN EUROPE EXPORT

With the world press applauding the recent success of the vast Green Ice anti-mafia operation, little attention has been given to the grim future for worldwide anti-mafia work that was described during the first week of October at the Office [.

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 21.10.1992

AVOIDING ANOTHER BRIGHTON BOMB

Codenamed Operation Isis and costing an estimated £2.5 million, a fully comprehensive security program has been drawn up by Scotland [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 23.09.1992

WHO WAS ATEF BSISSOU?

Two weeks following the assassination in Paris on the night of June 7-8 of Atef Bsissou, a top PLO security [...]

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 24.06.1992

STILL IN BUSINESS

According to information obtained by Intelligence Newsletter from sources close to the American CIA and FBI, Western intelligence services are increasingly concerned over the emergence of old school hard-liners in position of control over the former KGB.

Subscribers only Intelligence Online 26.02.1992

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WHEN AN EXERCISE GOES AWRY

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NEW CHIEFS AND NEW SERVICES

ELECTRONIC BBS'S ON SECURITY INFORMATION

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TERRORISM AND ANTI-TERRORISM

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ANTI-IRA FAILURE

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ARAFAT INCREASINGLY AT DANGER

GIRDING FOR THE GAMES

NEW LINKS IN INTELLIGENCE CHAIN

NEW CHIEFS AND NEW SERVICES

ELECTRONIC BBS'S ON SECURITY INFORMATION

BVD FIGHTS THE CID AND RARA

TERRORISM AND ANTI-TERRORISM

CALL FOR PRIVATE ANTI-CRIME FORCES

ANTI-IRA FAILURE

A NEW ALGERIA?

BLOWN ANTI-IRA OPS

WORLD CRIME: EASTERN EUROPE EXPORT

AVOIDING ANOTHER BRIGHTON BOMB

WHO WAS ATEF BSISSOU?

STILL IN BUSINESS

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Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Kenya
The NSIS Fights Against Terrorism

Mozambique
US EMBASSY UNDER HIGH SECURITY

Kenya, United States
NAIROBI IS CIA TURNTABLE

Sudan
LUCRATIVE SPIN-OFF IN CARLOS AFFAIR

Kenya
JAMES KANYOTU