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China
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

China
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

Japan
Japan Takes a "Nationalist" Turn

The sidelining of an intelligence specialist has shed light on a simmering feud between "nationalists" and "internationalists" in Japan.

Subscribers only 23.03.2006

China, France
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

China
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 | China, United Kingdom
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. The firms best placed [...]

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 09.03.2006

India | new delhi
Suit Against Outlook

The French defense electronics group Thales said it had filed suit on Feb. 23 before the High Court in New [...]

Subscribers only 09.03.2006

Japan | terrorism
The Last Red Army Fugitive

In late February the founder of Japan's Red Army was jailed for 20 years. Now the hunt has picked up for the last person still on the run following a hostage-taking episode at the French embassy in The Hague over 30 years.

Subscribers only 09.03.2006

China, Spain | organized crime
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

Japan | tokyo
Checking Government Codes

Buried for diplomatic reasons, the case of a cryptographer at the Japanese consulate in Shanghai who "committed suicide" in May, [...]

Subscribers only 23.02.2006

China | security
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

India | New Delhi
A Secret Thales Network?

Mystery surrounds Gwendolyn Berger, a young and pretty woman whose [...]

Subscribers only 23.02.2006

Japan | intelligence
Top Marks for Japan's IAS

Overhauled a year ago, the intelligence and analysis unit of Japan's foreign ministry has won top marks.

Subscribers only 09.02.2006

China, Japan | tokyo/beijing
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

New Zealand
Espionage - New Revelations About Echelon

A journalist from the New Zealand publication Sunday Star-Times, Helen [...]

Subscribers only 09.02.2006

Mongolia | espionage
Final Twist to Mongolian Mystery

It may come as a surprise to some but Mongolia's secret service is highly active in Europe. The French have just learned what happened to the victim of a mysterious kidnapping in Le Havre in May 2003.

Subscribers only 26.01.2006

China | beijing
Serge Dumont

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

Subscribers only 26.01.2006

China | guerRilla warfare
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

Singapore | singapore
Analysts Differ over Risk in Straits

Political risk consultants have jumped into an argument between Lloyd's of London and ship owners on how to qualify acts of piracy in the straits of Malacca.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 12.01.2006

Singapore | Singapore
Intelligence and Computer Science

Highly successful in the U.S. since its outset in 2003, [...]

Subscribers only 12.01.2006

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Asia-Pacific

China
China's Key Anti-Terrorism Man

China
The “Smells Bank”

Japan
Japan Takes a "Nationalist" Turn

China, France
Why Areva Will Lose in China

China
Navigant Relies on ex-Kroll Staffers

Spotlight | China, United Kingdom
Regional Firms Have Edge in China

India | new delhi
Suit Against Outlook

Japan | terrorism
The Last Red Army Fugitive

China, Spain | organized crime
Chinese Tighten Grip on Catalonia

Japan | tokyo
Checking Government Codes

China | security
Intelligence Center for Olympics

India | New Delhi
A Secret Thales Network?

Japan | intelligence
Top Marks for Japan's IAS

China, Japan | tokyo/beijing
A Peculiar Dual Technology Transfer

New Zealand
Espionage - New Revelations About Echelon

Mongolia | espionage
Final Twist to Mongolian Mystery

China | beijing
Serge Dumont

China | guerRilla warfare
Beijing Halts Aid to Foreign Militants

Singapore | singapore
Analysts Differ over Risk in Straits

Singapore | Singapore
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Asia-Pacific

China China's Key Anti-Terrorism Man

China The “Smells Bank”

Japan Japan Takes a "Nationalist" Turn

China, France Why Areva Will Lose in China

China Navigant Relies on ex-Kroll Staffers

Spotlight | China, United Kingdom Regional Firms Have Edge in China

India | new delhi Suit Against Outlook

Japan | terrorism The Last Red Army Fugitive

China, Spain | organized crime Chinese Tighten Grip on Catalonia

Japan | tokyo Checking Government Codes

China | security Intelligence Center for Olympics

India | New Delhi A Secret Thales Network?

Japan | intelligence Top Marks for Japan's IAS

China, Japan | tokyo/beijing A Peculiar Dual Technology Transfer

New Zealand Espionage - New Revelations About Echelon

Mongolia | espionage Final Twist to Mongolian Mystery

China | beijing Serge Dumont

China | guerRilla warfare Beijing Halts Aid to Foreign Militants

Singapore | singapore Analysts Differ over Risk in Straits

Singapore | Singapore Intelligence and Computer Science

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Indigo Publications' websites

China
China's Key Anti-Terrorism Man

China
The “Smells Bank”

Japan
Japan Takes a "Nationalist" Turn

China, France
Why Areva Will Lose in China

China
Navigant Relies on ex-Kroll Staffers

Spotlight | China, United Kingdom
Regional Firms Have Edge in China

India | new delhi
Suit Against Outlook

Japan | terrorism
The Last Red Army Fugitive

China, Spain | organized crime
Chinese Tighten Grip on Catalonia

Japan | tokyo
Checking Government Codes

China | security
Intelligence Center for Olympics

India | New Delhi
A Secret Thales Network?

Japan | intelligence
Top Marks for Japan's IAS

China, Japan | tokyo/beijing
A Peculiar Dual Technology Transfer

New Zealand
Espionage - New Revelations About Echelon

Mongolia | espionage
Final Twist to Mongolian Mystery

China | beijing
Serge Dumont

China | guerRilla warfare
Beijing Halts Aid to Foreign Militants

Singapore | singapore
Analysts Differ over Risk in Straits

Singapore | Singapore
Intelligence and Computer Science