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Beijing keeps close watch on Arab Spring

Wary that the Tunisian and Egyptian uprisings could spark a copycat phenomenon back home in China, the country's military intelligence is monitoring events closely.

Subscribers only 18.05.2011

Under French embassy floorboards

The French security services are concerned about the conditions in which France’s new embassy was built in China. So says [...]

Subscribers only Back-Door Diplomacy 18.05.2011

Bradley R. Gehrke

Bradley R. Gehrke, who is being replaced as U.S. defence [...]

Subscribers only 18.05.2011

Iranian ships’ hidden passage

Almost a year after the UN Security Council voted sanctions [...]

Subscribers only Contractors 13.04.2011

Cyber-warfare chief removed

The Chinese' army's cyber-warfare department has been without a director since the beginning of the year.

Subscribers only Operations 30.03.2011

Zhang watches over networks

The Chinese state is tightening its computer security in case of an attack by a foreign intelligence service.

Subscribers only Contractors 16.03.2011

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How Paris lost the Pakistani market

Having sold Mirage aircraft, Agosta submarines and Mistral missiles to Pakistan, Paris was the country's principal military supplier for many years. But all that has changed. Today, the French are being progressively edged out of the market by China, which [.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 16.03.2011

Arab revolt felt as far as Beijing

The Guojia Anquan Lingdao Xiaozu, China’s management group on national security, which met last week in Zhongnanhai, the Chinese authorities’ [...]

Free access Agencies 02.03.2011

Zhou Yongyang

Zhou Yongyang, the coordinator of China's intelligence services, is keeping [...]

Subscribers only 02.03.2011

Karmapa sparks spy suspicions

Tibet's Branch Security Office suspects one of the heads of the Karma Kagyu sect, Ogyen Trinley, of working for Beijing.

Subscribers only Operations 16.02.2011

DPSD, Chinese passion-killer

According to information obtained by Intelligence Online,a dozen high-ranking officers from France’s three military forces are being investigated by the [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 16.02.2011

Sun Jinyun, satellite specialist

One of the rare women to reach the rank of general in the People’s Liberation Army (PLA), Sun Jinyun now [...]

Subscribers only Defence 02.02.2011

Beijing follows Europe’s lead

Criticised for its financial and industrial policies, Beijing wants to reassure Europe that it is effectively tackling organized crime. China [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 19.01.2011

Wang Yong, China's public corporation spy

The gathering of intelligence on the manufacture of electric car batteries is coordinated by the agency that oversees state-owned companies.

Subscribers only 19.01.2011

PLA's 3rd Dept. courts Africa

To curry favour with African nations, the Chinese army supplies them with interception equipment.

Subscribers only 05.01.2011

Beijing, nosy neighbour

The authorities in Bishkek have agreed to allow Russian military [...]

Subscribers only Defence 05.01.2011

Intelligence services invent "anti-Nobel" prize

Not content merely to wage a propaganda war on the [...]

Subscribers only Information Wars 05.01.2011

Anti-Nobel commandos

The Chinese Communist Party is out for revenge against the Nobel committee for giving its peace prize to Liu Xiaobo.

Free access Information Wars 15.12.2010

Beijing to cut off opium trail

Several dozen European and Chinese experts met in Marseille on December 6 and 7 at a gathering hosted by France’s [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 15.12.2010

Intelligence on China privatised

The US Congress contracts corporate intelligence gathering on China to law firms, even in the most sensitive cases. The US-China [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 01.12.2010

Keeping tabs on web hijackers

Telecoms networks can easily "hijack" internet traffic by re-routing it. A few sites keep track of these "errors" of orientation.

Subscribers only Cybersecurity 01.12.2010

Chen Zhisu

Chen Zhisu, a specialist in the infiltration of the Tibetan [...]

Subscribers only 01.12.2010

Bonuses for spies

Beijing's and Taipei's enemy intelligence services are casting around for ways to motivate their agents.

Subscribers only 17.11.2010

Students by day, spies by night

The case of Glenn Duffie Schriver, a 28-year-old student from Detroit who on October 22 admitted to the Michigan Federal [...]

Subscribers only Operations 17.11.2010

Las Vegas Sands' Macao manoeuvres

A complaint lodged in Nevada on October 20 against Las [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 03.11.2010

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All articles - China

Beijing keeps close watch on Arab Spring

Under French embassy floorboards

Bradley R. Gehrke

Iranian ships’ hidden passage

Cyber-warfare chief removed

Zhang watches over networks

Spotlight
How Paris lost the Pakistani market

Arab revolt felt as far as Beijing

Zhou Yongyang

Karmapa sparks spy suspicions

DPSD, Chinese passion-killer

Sun Jinyun, satellite specialist

Beijing follows Europe’s lead

Wang Yong, China's public corporation spy

PLA's 3rd Dept. courts Africa

Beijing, nosy neighbour

Intelligence services invent "anti-Nobel" prize

Anti-Nobel commandos

Beijing to cut off opium trail

Intelligence on China privatised

Keeping tabs on web hijackers

Chen Zhisu

Bonuses for spies

Students by day, spies by night

Las Vegas Sands' Macao manoeuvres

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Beijing keeps close watch on Arab Spring

Under French embassy floorboards

Bradley R. Gehrke

Iranian ships’ hidden passage

Cyber-warfare chief removed

Zhang watches over networks

Spotlight How Paris lost the Pakistani market

Arab revolt felt as far as Beijing

Zhou Yongyang

Karmapa sparks spy suspicions

DPSD, Chinese passion-killer

Sun Jinyun, satellite specialist

Beijing follows Europe’s lead

Wang Yong, China's public corporation spy

PLA's 3rd Dept. courts Africa

Beijing, nosy neighbour

Intelligence services invent "anti-Nobel" prize

Anti-Nobel commandos

Beijing to cut off opium trail

Intelligence on China privatised

Keeping tabs on web hijackers

Chen Zhisu

Bonuses for spies

Students by day, spies by night

Las Vegas Sands' Macao manoeuvres

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How Paris lost the Pakistani market