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The controversial intelligence report that will be the first test of Trump's China policy

Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump at the G20 summit in June 2019.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump at the G20 summit in June 2019. © DPA/Picture Alliance via Reuters Connect

The long-promised report mandated by Congress to expose the corruption of Chinese leaders is one of the key matters that the incoming administration will have to deal with. Its release could set the tone for the new president's foreign policy and offer some clues as to his approach to strategic declassification.

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France
France mulls giving organised crime prosecutors access to its spy agency DGSI's big data tool

French former national anti-terrorism prosecutor Jean-François Ricard who wrote a report on setting up a national anti-organised crime prosecutor's office.
French former national anti-terrorism prosecutor Jean-François Ricard who wrote a report on setting up a national anti-organised crime prosecutor's office. © Thierry Thorel/PhotoPQR/Voix du Nord/MaxPPP

With a view to the creation of a national anti-organised crime prosecution service, a report by former national anti-terrorist prosecutor Jean-François Ricard recommends giving judges direct access to French foreign intelligence agency DGSI's heterogeneous data processing tool.

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The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Alvarez & Marsal's hiring spree, changes afoot at KCS Group, results for Raedas, French Africa intelligence specialists

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

London/New York/San FranciscoAlvarez & Marsal's back-to-back hires

LondonKCS Group rolls out leadership and structure changes

LondonFinancial stability for Raedas

ParisMilitary intelligence African specialist heads into private sector

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France, Pakistan
From Lahore to French rural villages, a curious Franco-Pakistani business network is taking shape

The Sovereign Club was co-founded by former diplomat André de Bussy.
The Sovereign Club was co-founded by former diplomat André de Bussy. © The Sovereign Club

An intriguing Franco-Pakistani business club is being set up between Lahore and Allier in provincical France, bringing together ex-French diplomats, business intelligence firms and Pakistani tycoons. Intelligence Online can reveal the beginnings of a big Pakistani commercial offensive in France and Europe, with potential defence contracts to come.

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