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The EIA has published the third issue of The Intelligence Review, a volume of useful analytical forecasts relating to some of the most pressing questions in international security today. The Intelligence Review is the product of a collaboration between the EIA and the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief (CIB), a student-run initiative supported by the Department of Politics at Coastal Carolina University in South Carolina, United States. The volume is available to download for free, here. To order printed copies, please contact EIA Deputy Director Dr Joseph Fitsanakis at joe (at) intelnews.org or 423-742-1627 in the United States.

EIA Director Dr. John Nomikos delivered a lecture on “Intelligence Cooperation and Maritime Security in the Mediterranean Region” at the American Military University in Charles Town, West Virginia, USA.

The EIA has published the second issue of The Intelligence Review, a compendium of useful analytical forecasts relating to some of the most pressing questions in international security today. The Intelligence Review is the product of a collaboration between the EIA and the Chanticleer Intelligence Brief (CIB), a student-run initiative supported by the Department of Politics at Coastal Carolina University in South Carolina, United States. For more about The Intelligence Review see the announcement on the website of the CIB. The volume is available to download for free, here. To order printed copies, please contact EIA Deputy Director Dr Joseph Fitsanakis at joe (at) intelnews.org or 423-742-1627 in the United States.

EIA Deputy Director, Dr. Joseph Fitsanakis, has presented his research at the 2016 Conference of the New York Military Affairs Symposium, in New York City, NY. The conference, entitled “Espionage: From Cold War to Asymmetric Conflict“, also featured Dr. Mark Kramer, Director of Cold War Studies at Harvard University, and Mark Mazzetti of The New York Times. The panel discussion was aired by C-SPAN television in the United States and can be watched in its entirety here.

EIA Director, Dr. John Nomikos, has participated in an international workshop entitled “The smaller European Intelligence and Security Services: National Intelligence Systems and Their Environments“^[pdf] organized in Breda, the Netherlands, by the Netherlands Intelligence Studies Association.

The EIA has published its first eBook, entitled “Open Source Information and the Future of Intelligence“, authored by OSINT security analyst Antony Antoniou. The publication is available here.^[pdf]