Xi Jinping's military purges, part 5/5 – Intelligence Online has conducted a months-long investigation into the vast anti-corruption campaign sweeping China's military. This final episode focuses on the mistrust rife among senior officers and the dearth of training for new recruits to the People's Liberation Army.
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Defence As the former British colony attempts to preserve its status as a bridge between China and the West, the Hong Kong government is now looking to sign agreements with European universities, particularly in France and Germany, where it will send its young civil servants to follow intensive academic courses in public policy.
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Agencies The recently overhauled internal security directorate at France's foreign intelligence agency has appointed a woman as its new head. She replaces a general with over 20 years of service.
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Agencies Across the globe, spies love to gather in inconspicuous dens to meet contacts and hold discreet conversations. This week, Intelligence Online explores the Athenee Hotel, where the Indo-Pacific Irregular Warfare Symposium took place amid a US military-diplomatic charm offensive in Bangkok.
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Corporate Intel Little in Guy Neivens' background foretold his role as one of Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed's closest confidants, but the unassuming former sports enthusiast from London now manages more than $2bn of marine infrastructure assets.
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Corporate Intel The second pillar of the AUKUS defence alliance between Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States, will focus on developing new defence and intelligence capabilities using artificial intelligence. The US big data intelligence group Palantir is stepping up its presence in the UK to ensure it remains a key player in the alliance's future.
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