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China, Hong Kong
Bauhinia College, Xi Jinping's laboratory for dousing Hong Kong's political ardour

Despite the landslide victory of its candidates in the recent legislative elections in Hong Kong, Beijing fears street protests. To counter this, the central government is transforming its think-tank in Shenzhen, Bauhinia College, into a strategic observation post.

Russia, United States
Siam Aero Repair's Californian connection: the former fraudster and the hangar for sale

Intelligence Online's investigation into an international Russian-Thai network avoiding global sanctions in civil aviation has now brought us to California. There, with the help of an ex-fraudster, the organisation has been operating from a mysterious industrial hangar.

Romania
Romanian security forces raise alarm over drone incursions

Bucharest claims that foreign drones are making near daily flights over its territory, which are going unreported. This phenomenon has been on the rise for nearly six months.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Veleda, Mintz, Sarah Knafo at ADIT

Appointments, financial results, new contracts: every Wednesday, we report on events both big and small that matter in the global corporate intelligence community.

Florida / DubaiJay Newman joins new boutique advisory Veleda

AsiaMintz begins headhunting blitz in South Asia

ParisSarah Knafo invited to Next Step Influence-ADIT's Club 31 in January

China, European Union, France
How Beijing turned down EU's von de Leyen on French president's recent China trip

Paris had hoped the EU commission chief would accompany the French president to China earlier this month. Beijing turned down its request a few days before, and has been criticising the EU behind closed doors ever since, breaking with China's relatively pro-European stance of the last few decades.