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China-US trial of strength has enabled KMT to gain ground in Taiwan

Having got former Taiwanese president Ma Ying-jeou to play the role of mediator, the Chinese Communist Party now has a free hand to resume its influence operations on the island.

State Security wary of Rhodium Group's China research

The week of US Secretary of State Antony Blinken's 18 June visit to China, tensions between the two countries' services are as high as ever. Intelligence Online has learned that the mere idea of a report on China published by the geopolitical analysis Rhodium Group has kept Beijing's State Security ministry busy for weeks.

The Intelligence Gazette
Canada's CSIS criticised, Zvinchuk hiring, NATO approaches Ukraine intelligence, CCP's candidate for Taiwan, Lahur Talabani spoils the party

Canada/China
CSIS at heart of tensions between Ottawa and Beijing

Russia
Telegram channel close to military intelligence is hiring

Ukraine/Europe
NATO boosts cooperation with security teams

Taiwan
CCP sees ex-police officer Hou Yu-ih as best shot at presidency

Iraq
Lahur Talabani throws spanner in election plans

The Tech Times
RB 42's contracts, Luxemburg spy satellite, USA-Taiwan cyber cooperation

Paris
RB 42, European cyber ecosytem pioneer

Luxembourg
Arianespace's Vega-C launcher rocket leaves spy satellite in the lurch

Washington/Taipei
Lobbying in Congress for cybersecurity rapprochement with Taiwan

The business council helping American weapons manufacturers boost arms sales to Taipei

A delegation of US weapons manufacturers led by the US-Taiwan Business Council (USTBC) is expected in Taipei in early May to meet with President Tsai Ing-wen to discuss potential new deals.

The Intelligence Gazette
Taiwanese in Milan, Damascus and the Arab League, Russian customs chief

Italy/Taiwan
Taipei uses business to renew political dialogue in Milan

Syria
Arab League invitation but not reintegration on the cards for Damascus

Russia
Customs chief succession causes headache

Taiwan's space industry makes foray into UAE with Tron Future

Tron Future's space observation technology is at the forefront of Taiwan's fledgling space industry, which is poised to dip a toe in the Emirati marketplace, hoping to secure a place in the kingdom's space programmes.

Taiwan's spies talk up China threat to European counterparts

Agents working out of diplomatic missions have stepped up a campaign to spread the word about Beijing's purported growing hostility.

Xi Jinping's allies try to tip Taiwanese opinion towards closer cooperation with the mainland

Chinese President Xi Jinping quietly mobilised his supporters to help the Kuomintang win the municipal elections in Taiwan.

Taiwan's war of influence against China notches symbolic diplomatic victory in Czech Republic

By taking part in Taiwan's National Day and then inviting Taipei's diplomats to a reception to celebrate the anniversary of the founding of the Czech Republic, Prague is joining the United States in its desire to abandon the 'One China' policy.

Much to Taipei's dismay, Xi about to become president for life

Taipei is refining its analysis of the upcoming PCC Congress. Intelligence services believe Xi Jinping will become president for life.

Taiwan's military procurement ambitions keep 'business diplomats' busy

With the threat of a Chinese military invasion in the air, Taiwan is building up its military defences, prompting local and international companies to mobilise their defence consultants.

Beijing puts out feelers to gauge potential foreign reaction to Taiwan attack

China's Ministry of State Security is re-launching an overseas intelligence gathering campaign to better define its strategy towards Taiwan.