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Spymaster | UAE
Former intelligence officer Anwar Gargash has become MbZ's indispensable diplomatic adviser

Anwar Gargash, diplomatic adviser to Mohammed bin Zayed.© Neil Hall/Reuters

A key Emirati foreign policy figure who was trained in the country's intelligence services, Anwar Gargash has survived the change in the balance of power since Mohammed bin Zayed became president. His spymaster aura enables him to continue operating in UAE security circles.

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Government Intelligence

Yemen
Saudi Arabia's General Intelligence Presidency counts on Moscow to mediate in Yemen conflict

Increasingly involved in Yemen, Russia has mobilised its external intelligence service to cooperate with Riyadh in identifying how Iran is getting weapons to the Houthi militia forces.

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International Dealmaking

China, Indonesia
Huawei extends web in Jakarta, ground zero for China-US fight for influence

With the Indonesian presidential election less than a year away, Huawei is trying to win the trust of certain prominent figures in the country. Its goal is to become the government's main cyber and 5G provider, much to the displeasure of the US and Australia.

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Russia
Thanks to political reshuffles, Kiriyenko clan consolidates position in Russian Arctic

Sergueï Kirienko, premier directeur adjoint de l'administration présidentielle russe.© Pavelbednyakov/Xinhua News Agency/Newscom/MaxPPP

The appointment of a new governor, Vladislav Kuznetsov, in the far-eastern region of Chukotka strengthens the influence and favours the interests of Kremlin rising star Sergey Kiriyenko, who is putting his people into key positions where politics and business intersect.

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Corporate Intelligence

Spy Way of Life | France
The Cercle de l'Union Interalliée, a historic Parisian gentlemen's club opening up to the corporate intelligence crowd

The Cercle de l'union interalliée, in Paris (8th).© Cercle de l'union interalliée

All over the world, spies have their favourite hangouts for hush-hush conversation and impromptu reunions. This week, Intelligence Online explores the prestigious Cercle de l'Union Interalliée in Paris, historically favoured by France's diplomatic and entrepreneurial elite but where members in the business of security and corporate intelligence are gradually making their mark.

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Surveillance & Interception

India, Israel
Israeli OSINT firm Cyberglobes prospects in India

Israel's Cyberglobes, a particularly active exporter of open source intelligence solutions despite its ban from Facebook and other US platforms, has recently been prospecting in India.

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