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China
Yao Yang, the rising voice of China's new financial control system

President Xi Jinping has placed the new Central Financial Commission under the patronage of the most senior state officials. To define its new strategy, he has turned to one of China's most highly regarded academics, Peking University dean Yao Yang.

China
Disruptive weather ahead, part 1: Beijing wants to extend influence over world's meteorological capabilities

Against the backdrop of wars in Ukraine and the Middle East and rivalries in the Indo-Pacific and Arctic, having sovereign weather capabilities is once again a priority for Beijing and Washington so they can leverage the data with their allies.

France
DGSI team to join French interministerial GIC at new office in Paris suburbs

France's Groupement Interministériel de Contrôle, which authorises interceptions by the intelligence services, will house a team from the DGSI at its new site in the Paris suburb of Montrouge.

Europe, Ukraine
We're jamming: Kyiv looks to European market for help in drone fight

Amid drone warfare on the eastern front and ahead of potential threats at the Paris Olympics, European jammers are turning to production of counter-UAV systems of all kinds. Some of these were showcased at the Milipol Paris exhibition to discreet Ukrainian buyers.

Russia
Binance quietly helped sanctioned Russian crypto exchange

Garantex has been linked to Hamas and darknet actors.

The Corporate Intelligence Gazette
Highgate, G3, Garbo, ReSolve TPA, Minerva, ThoughtLeaders4 Disputes

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

LondonHighgate expands dispute resolution practice

TokyoBen Fouracre joins G3

ColchesterFinancial intelligence specialist Francisco Mainez opens firm

WashingtonAfter Gryphon, Pablo Gil de Montes goes solo

LondonMinerva sues MoD

MumbaiTop investigators flock to Dispute Resolution Forum

France
French legal interceptions platform plagued by blind spots

Despite the efforts that were made to get it up and running, France's legal interceptions platform, or PNIJ, still has major glitches to sort out, a Senate report has revealed.