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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

How Huawei defeated Option

The European expansion of Chinese telecoms equipment manufacturer Huawei appears to be unstoppable. After announcing it had recruited Francois Quentin, [...]

Free access Corporate Intel 03.11.2010

Intelligence services’ post-Castro plans

China’s military intelligence services are backing Cuban information minister Ramiro [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 03.11.2010

Las Vegas Sands' Macao manoeuvres

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

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 03.11.2010

Chinese State Security flexes muscle

It was on the agency's own initiative and against the advice of the Chinese presidency that China's State Security (Guoanbu) arrested four Japanese people accused of espionage.

Subscribers only 20.10.2010

Areva and EDF's Chinese whispers

Despite promises they would pull together, Areva and EDF are in separate negotiations to build two EPR third generation reactors in China.

Subscribers only 20.10.2010

Amerilink, Huawei's American mask

Suspected by Congress of being linked to the Chinese army, Huawei is working in the U.S. in partnership with Amerilink, which is headed by a former U.S. Navy admiral.

Subscribers only 20.10.2010

"The Party commands the gun"

The corruption-tainted intelligence service of the People's Liberation Army has been taken in hand by the Communist Party.

Subscribers only 06.10.2010

Jiang Xingsheng

Jiang Xingsheng, a key figure in China's nuclear industry, has [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 06.10.2010

Li unites intelligence services

Having traditionally functioned in isolation or even in competition with one another, the Communist Party's intelligence services have begun to work together.

Subscribers only 22.09.2010

Expurgation fuels spy fears

The SCRS, Canada's intelligence service, has been accused of seeing the hand of Beijing in everything. But agents remain convinced the agency is the target of a destabilisation attempt by China.

Subscribers only 08.09.2010

Guoanbu's new generation

Under Minister of State Security Geng Huichang, the Guoanbu has recently re-jigged its senior management.

Subscribers only 08.09.2010

Chinese fish in the Mekong

Chinese moles are reported to have infiltrated Vietnamese military intelligence.

Subscribers only 25.08.2010

APL taps Asia

The 3rd Department of the People’s Liberation Army (APL), in charge of interceptions, is reviewing its network of listening stations [...]

Subscribers only Defence 25.08.2010

A Uighur to watch over Xinjiang

A year after the rioting that shook Xinjiang, a Muslim general from the Uighur ethnic group is to be head of security for the People's Liberation Army.

Subscribers only 21.07.2010

Mr Henri's tribulations

The DGSE is due to appoint a new representative to China this summer. The incumbent, who is also knowledgeable about [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 21.07.2010

Manouevres in Muslim regions

While it is stepping up pressure on the Uighur population [...]

Subscribers only Defence 21.07.2010

Yu Shanjun toughens military security

The Central Military Commission, headed by Hu Jintao, last month issued a directive strengthening the "confidentiality rules" and "security systems" [...]

Subscribers only Defence 07.07.2010

Chirac’s red guard

Former French President Jacques Chirac’s Foundation is very active in China. At the beginning of June, it agreed to help [...]

Subscribers only Agencies 23.06.2010

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All articles - China

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

How Huawei defeated Option

Intelligence services’ post-Castro plans

Las Vegas Sands' Macao manoeuvres

Chinese State Security flexes muscle

Areva and EDF's Chinese whispers

Amerilink, Huawei's American mask

"The Party commands the gun"

Jiang Xingsheng

Li unites intelligence services

Expurgation fuels spy fears

Guoanbu's new generation

Chinese fish in the Mekong

APL taps Asia

A Uighur to watch over Xinjiang

Mr Henri's tribulations

Manouevres in Muslim regions

Yu Shanjun toughens military security

Chirac’s red guard

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All articles - China

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

How Huawei defeated Option

Intelligence services’ post-Castro plans

Las Vegas Sands' Macao manoeuvres

Chinese State Security flexes muscle

Areva and EDF's Chinese whispers

Amerilink, Huawei's American mask

"The Party commands the gun"

Jiang Xingsheng

Li unites intelligence services

Expurgation fuels spy fears

Guoanbu's new generation

Chinese fish in the Mekong

APL taps Asia

A Uighur to watch over Xinjiang

Mr Henri's tribulations

Manouevres in Muslim regions

Yu Shanjun toughens military security

Chirac’s red guard

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