Your account has been succesfully created.

Subscribe now

CHINA

Berlin and Beijing sets spying on the table

Chen Yixin, a high-ranking Chinese Communist Party (CCP) security official, and Johannes Geismann, the intelligence commissioner of the German Chancellery, [...] (182 words)

Issue dated 26/09/2018

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (USD 12.50)

2 options offered to continue reading

e-wallet

from EUR/USD 50

Only buy articles you are interested in

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

Unlimited access to the website

See our rates

Choose the option that suits you best: Compare all of our offers!

Do you want a free trial before subscribing?

Create your free account

Do you want a free trial before subscribing?

create a free account

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (USD 12.50)

2 options offered to continue reading

e-wallet

from EUR/USD 50

Only buy articles you are interested in

ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION

Unlimited access to the website

See our rates

Choose the option that suits you best: Compare all of our offers!

Do you want a free trial before subscribing?

Create your free account

Do you want a free trial before subscribing?

create a free account

Read this article here:

Government Intelligence

Set up email notifications for these topics

BfV
BND
Chen Yixin
Chinese Communist Party
Dong Jingwei
Hans-George Maassen
Johannes Geismann
State Security Ministry
Xi Jinping

Beijing drawn to French defence industry

The French defence industry's determination to remain independent from the US military-industrial powerhouse is something that China is looking to emulate.

GERMANY 19/12/2018

Berlin unveils details of code-breaking agency ZiTiS

The German government unveiled the roadmap for the country's new

GERMANY 05/12/2018

BND short of Turkish-speaking interpreters

Faced with the shortage of Turkish-speaking candidates for careers in

CHINA FRANCE 14/11/2018

How Chinese hackers infiltrated western aerospace companies

Chinese State Security's vast spying operation against French group Safran, which came to light when several individuals were indicted in the US last month, involved a major cyber-attack campaign that Intelligence Online has been able to retrace.

CHINA FRANCE 07/11/2018

Jiangsu, Guoanbu's top spot for capturing foreign technology

The Chinese ministry of state security's use of Safran's Jiangsu site as an espionage outpost has now been exposed by the American intelligence services, with help from their French counterparts.

CHINA 31/10/2018

Chinese State Security steps up control of Peking University

Qiu Shuiping, long-serving head of the Beijing bureau of Ministry of State Security (MSS), is appointed CCP secretary at elite college.

EUROPE 11/04/2018

Paris and Berlin mull barriers to Chinese economic spying

The German intelligence services are increasingly active against corporate intelligence-gathering by Beijing in Europe. Paris is keen to follow suit.

GERMANY 18/10/2017

Intelligence services play down differences in parliamentary hearing

The chiefs of Germany's three main intelligence services addressed the Bundestag earlier this month.

CHINA GERMANY 04/11/2015

BND boss Schindler's list for Beijing

Germany's BND has entered the breach that has opened as a result of the non-binding Sino-American hacking and cyber-warfare agreement.

CHINA 24/06/2015

"Hebei Gang" triumph in Zhou trial

The conviction of former intelligence coordinator Zhou Yongkang underscores the power of the security foursome now surrounding President Xi Jinping.

Set up email notifications for these topics

BfV
BND
Chen Yixin
Chinese Communist Party
Dong Jingwei
Hans-George Maassen
Johannes Geismann
State Security Ministry
Xi Jinping

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!

Barzan Holdings, Qatar's defence industry giant springing up out of the desert

Badr Jafar, the businessman 2.0 taking hold in the UAE

Berlin and Beijing sets spying on the table

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (USD 12.50)

2 options offered to continue reading

Create your free account

create a free account

Set up email notifications for these topics

Beijing drawn to French defence industry

Berlin unveils details of code-breaking agency ZiTiS

BND short of Turkish-speaking interpreters

How Chinese hackers infiltrated western aerospace companies

Jiangsu, Guoanbu's top spot for capturing foreign technology

Chinese State Security steps up control of Peking University

Paris and Berlin mull barriers to Chinese economic spying

Intelligence services play down differences in parliamentary hearing

BND boss Schindler's list for Beijing

"Hebei Gang" triumph in Zhou trial

Set up email notifications for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Follow us

A website produced by

Indigo Publications also publishes: