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Syria's Paris embassy, Cambodian 'researchers', China's ideology, Interpol

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

France/SyriaParis embassy still awaiting new ambassador

CambodiaNetwork of researchers to support policy

ChinaPLA's ideological training extended to others

FrancePrefect confirmed as Interpol president's new aide

American diplomats mobilise as Phnom Penh prepares new cyber laws

Cambodia has recently proposed a slate of new legislation in the domains of cyber regulation and data protection. Western embassies are taking a particular interest, given the implications for their firms and the potential to further distance the country from Chinese influence.

Russian-funded nuclear information centre project in Cambodia stalls

Phnom Penh would like to curb Moscow's influence on its future nuclear projects, regardless of the joint working committee meeting recently held between the two countries.

Cambodia enlists Washington lobbyists to attract US investors

Phnom Penh is happy to get the cheque book out to hire lobbyists to help it make progress in the US capital. Deputy Prime Minister Sun Chanthol's recent declarations in US media are the fruit of this strategy.

Phnom Penh tries its hand at trade diplomacy

Cambodia is deploying envoys around the world, from Beijing to Washington via Moscow, in order to attract investors. Paris is not among the capitals where the first 19 trade attachés will be sent, although a Franco-Cambodian businessman is helping train them in economic intelligence.

Hanoi buys European OSINT solutions to monitor Khmer minorities

While Vietnam and Cambodia have decided to reset their diplomatic relations, Hanoi is equipping itself with new tools to keep an eye on Khmer minorities.

Family of former French treasury official killed in Bangkok campaign in Paris and Brussels

The family of murdered Franco-Cambodian politician Lim Kimya, who was killed on 7 January in Bangkok, is campaigning for Brussels to raise customs tariffs on Cambodia, which is suspected of being behind the assassination.

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Rare language translators sought, US-Cambodia resume military exercises, Scandinavian cooperation

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

France Intelligence services' struggles with rarer languages

Cambodia US defense secretary arriving to restart cooperation

Norway Scandinavian countries reboot joint intelligence effort

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DRM flags Chinese drones in Algiers, Orbán adviser's new foreign plans, NATO spy's double court defeat, Cambodia's cyber bill back

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

Algeria French military intelligence alarmed by Algiers' long-range drones

Hungary PM's adviser develops foreign policy concept

France Double blow for suspected Russian NATO spy

Cambodia Consultation on cyber crime bill resumes