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Spotlight | China, Europe
China's Qualland Institution fishing for intelligence in EU

A Chinese centre presenting itself as an international business consultancy has recently been recruiting freelance strategic researchers in areas of interest to China, such as the Indo Pacific region, under the nose of European intelligence services.

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Government Intelligence

The Agencies' Gazette
CIS, UK counter state threats bill, Palestine-Algeria

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

Palestine-AlgeriaMaster spy Noureddine Mekri takes a stab at Palestinian reconciliation

United KingdomChristine Lee affair sparks Tom Tugendhat's push for draft bill on counter state threats

Russia'Compatriot' think-tank receives award

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Azerbaijan, France, Russia
Baku exasperated by 'influence operations' in Nagorno-Karabakh

Armenia's normalisation of its relations with Turkey, paving the way for reconciliation with Azerbaijan, have kicked off with gusto. But the Azerbaijani president Ilham Aliyev has grave concerns about what he believes to be attempted influence campaigns in the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh.

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International Dealmaking

France
Construction conglomerates fight for pole position to build intel services' new HQs

France's internal and external intelligence agencies have begun drawing up plans for their future headquarters, to be located at either end of Paris. Both are now in the process of selecting constructors for these two major public contracts.

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Corporate Intelligence

China, United Kingdom
Christine Lee affair thwarts Cowper-Coles' Asian focus

President of the China-Britain Business Council Sherard Cowper-Coles. © China-Britain Business Council

The presidency of the China-Britain Business Council has been rocked by MI5's alert on 13 January accusing a CBBC member of working for Chinese intelligence.

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Iraq, United States
Cogent Strategies hired to aid Iraqi diplomacy in Washington

Fareed Yasseen, Iraqi ambassador to Washington (centre), pictured here at an Iraqi antiquities restitution ceremony in New York on 18 January 2022, will soon leave his post. © Embassy of the Republic of Iraq

With Fareed Yasseen poised to step down as Iraq's ambassador in Washington, the Iraqi government has appointed the lobbying firm Cogent Strategies to help define its strategic priorities in the US.

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Surveillance & Interception

Europe, Italy
Dataflow Security moves into the big league

Italian-based newcomer Dataflow Security is ramping up its credentials ahead of its participation at the next ISS fair, the place to be for providers of cyberoffensive tools. The firm has recently poached highly experienced zero-day vulnerability researchers from intelligence agencies.

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