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Spy Way of Life | United Kingdom
1 Lombard Street, the classy City restaurant popular among private sleuths

1 Lombard Street, London.© Intelligence Online

Across the globe, spies gather in inconspicuous dens where they meet contacts and hold discreet conversations. This week, Intelligence Online dines at 1 Lombard Street, a restaurant and bar where many an Ankura Consulting investigator has been seen.

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Government Intelligence

North Korea
Seoul refines its analysis of Kim Jong-un's potential successor

The South Korean intelligence service is becoming increasingly convinced that the North Korean leader's youngest daughter, Ju-ae, is destined to succeed her father, despite the obstacles that lie ahead.

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Lithuania, Ukraine
Data and intelligence security at centre of Ukrainian tax office reform

Lithuania is coordinating the development of a new big data processing system for the Ukrainian tax office to improve efforts to tackle fraud, embezzlement and corruption.

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Russia, Ukraine
Non-profit body Popular Unity is present in Russian political and security circles and the Donbass

Thanks to its diversified management structure, the non-profit Popular Unity has a large network of connections, which includes the FSB, business people and senators. Like other associations with security connections, it operates in the Donbass, as well as among the Russian elite.

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Taiwan
Yang Jing-se, the Taiwanese general trying to get military intelligence back on its feet

Yang Jing-se, Director of Taiwan's Military Intelligence Bureau (MIB).© Republic of China Air Force

Until last year, the military intelligence bureau in Taipei was threatened with closure. Under the leadership of Yang Jing-se, the body is now trying to restore its credibility with a thorough shake-up and by taking on civilian staff to reinforce its independence and operational capabilities.

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International Dealmaking

Iran, UAE
Shamkhani's Dubai-based businesses exposed after dismissal

Former spymaster Ali Shamkhani has fallen from his pedestal in Tehran. He runs a network of mostly concealed companies in Dubai, which are now vulnerable, as he is no longer protected by Iranian high officials.

Free access Corporate Intel

China, Laos, United States
Sparks fly between China and West over Laos power production

In supporting the Laos state electricity provider, the World Bank is trying to loosen China's grip on the country's power grid. The move has given some sense of ease to Western diplomats worried about the level of debt Laos has accrued with China.

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Surveillance & Interception

Australia, France
RAID draws on Australia's FiveCast OSINT expertise

The French police's intervention forces have opted for technology developed by the Australian open source intelligence software developer FiveCast thanks to its partnership with SAS, as the Interior Ministry opens a swathe of OSINT contracts.

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