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    Spotlight | United States
    Pressure mounts on intelligence to assess China military build-up as conservative think tanks wrangle to fix Pentagon

    Former Chairman of the US House Select Committee on China, Mike Gallagher.
    Former Chairman of the US House Select Committee on China, Mike Gallagher. © Drew Angerer/Getty Images via AFP

    The perceived Chinese threat and how the military must adapt to it has been the subject of intense lobbying by conservative think tanks, driven by both political and personal agendas. The issue is expected to loom large over the US intelligence community, responsible for assessing Beijing's military capabilities.

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    France, Israel
    Mossad and Le Monde, surprise guests and alibis at French ex-spy chief trial

    Former head of France’s domestic intelligence agency Bernard Squarcini (centre) at the court house in Paris, France, 13 November 2024.
    Former head of France’s domestic intelligence agency Bernard Squarcini (centre) at the court house in Paris, France, 13 November 2024. © Poitout Florian/ABACA via Reuters Connect

    Bernard Squarcini, the former head of French domestic intelligence, invoked at his trial Mossad infiltration in France to justify the bugging of a police officer. His lawyers summoned a Le Monde journalist who published articles about Israeli intelligence operations on French territory, which his defence is using as alibis.

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    The Agencies' Gazette
    Belarusian moles exposed, ex-DGSE admin boss moves to Lyon, NSC dishes out contracts, special funds-savvy MP

    Appointments, reforms and the issues at stake: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community.

    Belarus/PolandSpies and informants outed on both sides of regime

    FranceEx-DGSE admin director takes on security in Lyon suburbs

    United StatesNational Security Council still hiring before White House handover

    FranceNew special funds oversight commissioner no newbie
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    China
    Xi Jinping takes his anti-corruption campaign into Chinese universities

    Li Xi, Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the CCP Committee, 22 September 2023.
    Li Xi, Secretary of the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection of the CCP Committee, 22 September 2023. © Ton Molina/NurPhoto via AFP

    The Chinese Communist Party regularly receives policy briefs from academics, but the president wants to be sure that the researchers and civil servants who analyse their writings are loyal to the party. This means carrying out an anti-corruption campaign.

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