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Setback for the 2nd Department

The case of US Army Reserve Colonel Benjamin Bishop, who was arrested by the FBI on March 15 for giving secrets to China, was handled by the 2nd Department of the People's Liberation Army.

Subscribers only 27.03.2013

Gonganbu goes international

The execution of Golden Triangle godfather Naw Kahm in Kunming [...]

Subscribers only Operations 13.03.2013

Intelligence services behind leaks

China’s intelligence community has been behind the recent leaking of Kim Jong-un’s apparently secret projects to Western embassies, in a [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 27.02.2013

Xi Jinping

Xi Jinping, the soon-to-be sworn in Chinese president, used Chinese [...]

Subscribers only 27.02.2013

Military intelligence reined in

Xi Jinping, who will be appointed China's president in March, has chosen a technocrat rather that an operative to head China's military intelligence.

Subscribers only 13.02.2013

Gonganbu rethinks repression methods

Discussion is underway in China's corridors of power over whether or not to close the Laogai, the work camps to [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 13.02.2013

Qiao Shi, master-spy and reformer

The former coordinator of intelligence under Deng Xiaoping is leading an anti-corruption drive targeting ex-president Jiang Zemin, probably on behalf of Xi Jinping.

Subscribers only 30.01.2013

Chinese interception champ dons new cloak

Although it was sold to quell US lawmakers' concerns, China's ZTESec still has ties with its former parent company - and the Chinese state.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 30.01.2013

Interception: Beijing supports Iran

Iran's Ministry of Intelligence and National Security (VAJA) and Iran Electronics Industry recently signed an agreement with the Chinese People’s [...]

Subscribers only Operations 16.01.2013

The MIB

The MIB (Ch'ing Pao Chu), Taiwan's military intelligence service, may [...]

Subscribers only 16.01.2013

New rulers clean up security services

The election of Xi Jinping as head of the Chinese Communist Party has triggered a series of sackings of party security officials.

Subscribers only 12.12.2012

Hostage negotiators incur wrath

Blamed for financing armed groups when they hand over ransoms, hostage negotiators are usually forced to operate underground, as was the case recently in Colombia.

Subscribers only 12.12.2012

State Security

State Security, or the Guoanbu, is omnipresent in China's Confucius [...]

Subscribers only 12.12.2012

New securocrats take centre stage

The intelligence coordinator's position no longer comes with membership of the Politburo's elite standing committee. But this does not mean that China is opening up.

Subscribers only 28.11.2012

Beijing seeks P4 partnership

French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault’s office is mulling an unusual request. China has asked France to help it build and [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 28.11.2012

Military Security

Military Security, or Zongzheng Baoweibu, which is in charge of [...]

Subscribers only 14.11.2012

Authorities turn blind eye to Chinese investments

China National Offshore Oil Corp’s $15 billion acquisition of the [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 14.11.2012

State Security

State Security, the Guoanbu, is understood to have been behind [...]

Subscribers only 31.10.2012

Semptian logs on to Gmail

The Chinese computer group Semptian is likely to cause a sensation at the ISS interception technology fair in Kuala Lumpur [...]

Subscribers only Contractors 17.10.2012

Huawei’s British ambassador

John Suffolk, the British government’s former chief information officer who sparked controversy last year when he took a job at [...]

Free access Corporate Intel 17.10.2012

State security

State security, the Guoanbu, has made several attempts on the [...]

Subscribers only 17.10.2012

Secret armies against Beijing

The Pentagon is determined to play catch-up with China in [...]

Subscribers only Defence 17.10.2012

Master-spies could lose clout

China's next intelligence coordinator could be left out of the executive committee of the political bureau of the Chinese Communist Party.

Subscribers only 03.10.2012

Taiwan’s intelligence service optimistic

Taiwan's National Security Bureau (NSB) is of the opinion that [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 03.10.2012

Blackpeak Group

Blackpeak Group, the consultancy that was founded a year ago [...]

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All articles - China

Setback for the 2nd Department

Gonganbu goes international

Intelligence services behind leaks

Xi Jinping

Military intelligence reined in

Gonganbu rethinks repression methods

Qiao Shi, master-spy and reformer

Chinese interception champ dons new cloak

Interception: Beijing supports Iran

The MIB

New rulers clean up security services

Hostage negotiators incur wrath

State Security

New securocrats take centre stage

Beijing seeks P4 partnership

Military Security

Authorities turn blind eye to Chinese investments

State Security

Semptian logs on to Gmail

Huawei’s British ambassador

State security

Secret armies against Beijing

Master-spies could lose clout

Taiwan’s intelligence service optimistic

Blackpeak Group

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All articles - China

Setback for the 2nd Department

Gonganbu goes international

Intelligence services behind leaks

Xi Jinping

Military intelligence reined in

Gonganbu rethinks repression methods

Qiao Shi, master-spy and reformer

Chinese interception champ dons new cloak

Interception: Beijing supports Iran

The MIB

New rulers clean up security services

Hostage negotiators incur wrath

State Security

New securocrats take centre stage

Beijing seeks P4 partnership

Military Security

Authorities turn blind eye to Chinese investments

State Security

Semptian logs on to Gmail

Huawei’s British ambassador

State security

Secret armies against Beijing

Master-spies could lose clout

Taiwan’s intelligence service optimistic

Blackpeak Group

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