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Spymaster | Poland
Radoslaw Jaworski, safeguarding Poland's institutions

Radoslaw Jaworski, head of the State Protection Service (Sluzby Ochrony Panstwa, SOP).© Sluzba Ochrony Panstwa

Presidential trips, embassy security, terrorism, internal security risks: the Polish state protection service works on all fronts to protect the heart of the country's government institutions. The young commander "Jawor" heads up the service, which has been given a new lease of life after the closure of its forerunner.

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Government Intelligence

China
New factions: Xi Jinping's right-hand man, Cai Qi, heads powerful Fujian clique

Presidential cabinet director, Cai Qi, at the fifth plenary session of the National People's Congress (NPC), in Beijing, in March 2023.© NOEL CELIS / AFP

Cai Qi, the former mayor of Beijing who is now Xi Jinping's chief of staff, finds himself in a favourable position to further extend the Fujian clique's power among the new factions surrounding the Chinese president.

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Spy Way of Life | Indonesia
Jakarta's Sari Pacific, a historic spot for Australian spies

The Sari Pacific in Jakarta (Indonesia).© Iqro Rinaldi/Reuters

Across the globe, spies gather in inconspicuous dens where they meet contacts and hold discreet conversations. This week, Intelligence Online opens the doors to the Sari Pacific in Jakarta. Now a popular joint for business travellers in Indonesia, this hotel, used for many years by Australia's spies, could once again become the place to be as strategic shifts in the region bring agents back to the country.

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International Dealmaking

Singapore, United States
ST Engineering builds up its presence in Washington as it looks to boost its drone capacities

To improve its naval drone expertise, ST Engineering is drawing on the services of a small army of consultants, many with a US Navy background. Some of them recently joined a low-profile special purpose acquisition vehicle.

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Corporate Intelligence

United States
K2 investigates the world of beauty

The hair and skincare company Head Kandy claims that founder Kayla McNeill fraudulently billed it for lavish personal expenses. A K2 report the beauty company submitted itemized a long list of charges the investigative firm deemed to be improper, which McNeill denied.

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Kuwait
Bachar Kiwan gets UN consolation over his Kuwait conviction

The French-Syrian businessman, who is caught up in a scandal involving the Malaysian state fund 1MDB, may see a glimmer of hope in a recent decision by UN experts stating that the prison sentence against him was unlawful.

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Surveillance & Interception

Israel
NSO's big data successor Bold looks to expand in Europe

Bold Analytics, which took over the big data activities of the Israeli cyber-intelligence firm NSO, is looking to develop its business in Europe.

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