Your account has been succesfully created.

00 days

00 hours

00 mins

00 secs

Special offer: -20%20% OFF your subscription

Consult our offers

EN FR

Scroll through edition

All articles - China

Seeing Eye to Eye on Computer Security

France and Singapore last week signed an agreement to cooperate on computer security. The deal will enable the two to [...]

Subscribers only 22.06.2006

Gong Plays the Hamas Card

Part diplomat and part intelligence operative, Gong Xiaosheng played a key role in the recent visit of a delegation of the Hamas government to Beijing.

Subscribers only 08.06.2006

Cohen Group Moves In

Already operating in India, the Cohen Group headed by Bill Clinton’s former defense secretary, William Cohen, has just opened an [...]

Subscribers only 08.06.2006

Clearstream: Will Paris Lift Wraps?

Under increasing pressure over the Clearstream scandal, France could lift the official veil of secrecy over the sale of French frigates to Taiwan in 1991. If it does, the names of "corrupt" Chinese officials could well emerge.

Subscribers only 24.05.2006

Clearstream in Paris, Frigates in China

As the Clearstream affair unfolds in Paris, ruling circles in Beijing are being shaken more discreetly by a corruption scandal linked to France's sale of frigates to Taiwan in 1991.

Subscribers only 11.05.2006

Jay Hoenig

Acquired last year by the Navis Investment Partners equity fund, [...]

Subscribers only 11.05.2006

Academic Heads Anti-Terror Unit

China's highly discreet State Coordinating Group for Antiterrorism Work will shortly mark its second anniversary.

Subscribers only 20.04.2006

U.S & China: Gulf in Research Goals

The American Office of Naval Research has highlighted China's major research pursuits by using text mining methods.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 20.04.2006

China's Key Anti-Terrorism Man

Deputy public security minister Meng Hongwei has emerged as a leading figure in China's relations with foreign intelligence and security agencies.

Subscribers only 06.04.2006

The “Smells Bank”

The Chinese security services are deploying a new biometric identification system based on smells. A report from the Xinhua news [...]

Subscribers only 23.03.2006

Why Areva Will Lose in China

Because it chose two different negotiating stances with the Chinese government, France's Areva is on the point of losing a huge contract for four nuclear reactors.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 23.03.2006

Navigant Relies on ex-Kroll Staffers

The American audits company Navigant has set up operations in China after recruiting ex-Kroll staffers with extensive experience of the country.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 23.03.2006

Spotlight
Regional Firms Have Edge in China

With the United States Trade Representative just announcing the formation of a unit specializing in monitoring Chinese policy on fighting fraud, companies that work to protect foreign interests and rights are enjoying a boom in China.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 09.03.2006

Chinese Tighten Grip on Catalonia

The murder of two businessmen in Andorra on Feb. 23 has cast some light on secretive links between Chinese gangs and Beijing's diplomats in Europe.

Subscribers only 09.03.2006

Intelligence Center for Olympics

In an interim report on security for the 2008 Olympic games submitted to Chinese president Hu Jintao in mid-February, Beijing deputy mayor Qiang Wei made little mention of an intelligence center set up for the games.

Subscribers only 23.02.2006

A Peculiar Dual Technology Transfer

Yamaha Motors has been accused of illegally exporting dual-use equipment to China but it's hard to imagine Tokyo was unaware of what the company was up to.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 09.02.2006

Serge Dumont

A lynchpin for French corporations in China, Serge Dumont, has [...]

Subscribers only 26.01.2006

Why China and Japan Kept Mum

It took a good 18 months for a scandal indirectly pitting Japan against China to suddenly surface: the suicide of an encoder at the Japanese consulate in Shanghai.

Subscribers only 12.01.2006

Beijing Halts Aid to Foreign Militants

China's new foreign policy has dictated that Beijing put a halt to backing guerrilla movements inspired by Mao, particularly in South East Asia and the Indian sub-continent.

Subscribers only 12.01.2006

Gen. Zhang Changtai

In the wake of an Intelligence Online article published on [...]

Subscribers only 12.01.2006

Chinese Commandos in Venezuela

China is making new inroads into Latin America. Its military instructors are now training special forces in Venezuela.

Subscribers only 22.12.2005

Frank Hawke

After setting up an office in Shanghai in 1999 under Samuel Porteous, a former member of the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, Kroll Greater China has just opened an office in Hong Kong and asked an American, Frank Hawke, to run it.

Subscribers only 22.12.2005

A Paris Outing for Chinese Spies

The Chinese prime minister had plenty of Guoanbu operatives to keep him company when he visited France this week.

Subscribers only 08.12.2005

How Beijing is Preparing for Olympics

China's deputy public security minister Liu Jing has been handed the job of stamping out the Buddhist-Taoist Falun Gong sect before the Olympic Games in 2008.

Subscribers only 24.11.2005

Chinese Smart Cards in Europe

Chinese companies are making a serious stab at selling smart cards abroad and of supplanting European firms that do big business on China's home market.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 24.11.2005

20% OFF your subscription

Special offer: Only 0d and 7h to take advantage of it

Consult our offers

This offer is open to all new subscribers and runs until 09/04/2026

Create a notification

China

Don't miss a single headline. Sign up to receive weekly summaries of our coverage of China.

Once registered, you will be notified by a short message on your computer or mobile phone as soon as a new edition of our publication or an alert is published. Stay informed anytime, anywhere!

All articles - China

Seeing Eye to Eye on Computer Security

Gong Plays the Hamas Card

Cohen Group Moves In

Clearstream: Will Paris Lift Wraps?

Clearstream in Paris, Frigates in China

Jay Hoenig

Academic Heads Anti-Terror Unit

U.S & China: Gulf in Research Goals

China's Key Anti-Terrorism Man

The “Smells Bank”

Why Areva Will Lose in China

Navigant Relies on ex-Kroll Staffers

Spotlight
Regional Firms Have Edge in China

Chinese Tighten Grip on Catalonia

Intelligence Center for Olympics

A Peculiar Dual Technology Transfer

Serge Dumont

Why China and Japan Kept Mum

Beijing Halts Aid to Foreign Militants

Gen. Zhang Changtai

Chinese Commandos in Venezuela

Frank Hawke

A Paris Outing for Chinese Spies

How Beijing is Preparing for Olympics

Chinese Smart Cards in Europe

Create a notification

About Intelligence Online

Subscription

Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

About Intelligence Online

Subscription

Indigo Publications' websites

Donald Trump

Houthis

Mohammed bin Salman al-Saud

Hezbollah

CIA

All articles - China

Seeing Eye to Eye on Computer Security

Gong Plays the Hamas Card

Cohen Group Moves In

Clearstream: Will Paris Lift Wraps?

Clearstream in Paris, Frigates in China

Jay Hoenig

Academic Heads Anti-Terror Unit

U.S & China: Gulf in Research Goals

China's Key Anti-Terrorism Man

The “Smells Bank”

Why Areva Will Lose in China

Navigant Relies on ex-Kroll Staffers

Spotlight Regional Firms Have Edge in China

Chinese Tighten Grip on Catalonia

Intelligence Center for Olympics

A Peculiar Dual Technology Transfer

Serge Dumont

Why China and Japan Kept Mum

Beijing Halts Aid to Foreign Militants

Gen. Zhang Changtai

Chinese Commandos in Venezuela

Frank Hawke

A Paris Outing for Chinese Spies

How Beijing is Preparing for Olympics

Chinese Smart Cards in Europe

Create a notification

About Intelligence Online

Subscription

Intelligence Online on social media

Indigo Publications' websites

Spotlight
Regional Firms Have Edge in China