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China, United States
MIT pioneers academic counterintelligence against Chinese infiltration

The first American university to engage in a counterintelligence programme of this kind, MIT is working on an investigation and monitoring system for Chinese students and researchers, close to Japanese academia's methods.

The Agencies' Gazette
Talabani family feud, US cyberguard, Russian nuclear comms, DGSE's secret stash, Tracfin-PNF cooperation, China's vision

Appointments, reforms and key issues: every Monday, Intelligence Online serves up snippets big and small from the global intelligence community. Today, we head to Sulemaniyah and Beijing, via Washington, Moscow and Paris.

Iraq Talabani cousins revive family feud

United States Intelligence committee inspects National Cyber Guard

Russia The Kremlin's nuclear weapons 'leaks'

France DGSE's secret funds or special funds?

France Public auditor seeks closer cooperation between Tracfin and financial prosecutor

China Beijing eyes Southern states to realise international security vision

France, UAE
Dassault and Tawazun in stalemate on Rafale deal offset terms

Offset issues are causing troubles with the delivery of 80 French Rafale to Abu Dhabi, a contract supposed to symbolise the good relations between French President Emmanuel Macron and UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan.

Kazakhstan, United States
Nazarbayev's US contacts challenge Kazakh government's asset recovery drive

The companies managed by allies and advisers of former president Nursultan Nazarbayev are counter-attacking, as the Kazakh government pursues its efforts to recover their companies' assets.

France
Jacques Salognon gets back to work with Wide Int after Deveryware sale

The former chairman of geolocation services provider Deveryware, Salognon is pursuing his cyber intelligence technologies business through his new company Wide Int.