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China
Infighting in the Forbidden City

General You Xigui, who was appointed head of the Central Guards Bureau by ex president Jiang Zemin, could end up [...]

Subscribers only 15.09.2005

China
Anti-Terror Police for Olympics

The Chinese government has just announced it had set up [...]

Subscribers only 01.09.2005

China
Down to the Economic Nitty-Gritty

China's State Council Research Office (Guowuyuan Yanjiushi) has dropped its function as a general intelligence agency to devote itself exclusively to seeking out key commercial and economic information.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 28.07.2005

Japan
Isao Mukunoki

As Intelligence Online reported (No. 504), general Isao Mukunoki took [...]

Subscribers only 28.07.2005

Japan
Seeking Wider SIGINT Independence?

Prime minister Junichiro Koizumi is expected to use an American request for Japanese troops to remain in Iraq as a [...]

Subscribers only 14.07.2005

South Korea
No Defectors, Please

The head of South Korea's Security Council and minister for [...]

Subscribers only 14.07.2005

South Korea | seoul
New Boss for NIS

At the behest of South Korean president Roh Moo-hyun, former justice minister Kim Seong-kyu is slated to become head of [...]

Subscribers only 30.06.2005

Australia, China | organized crime
Chill between Beijing & Canberra

Cooperation between the Chinese and Australians in the fight against China's triads could well suffer from recent tension between Beijing and Canberra.

Subscribers only 30.06.2005

China, Japan | organized crime
Tokyo & Beijing Fight the Gangs

Despite their diplomatic differences, China and Japan signed two treaties organizing a joint battle against Japan's Yakuzas and Chinese triads on June 8.

Subscribers only 16.06.2005

Japan | tokyo
Chinese Spy Ship

Japanese military intelligence identified and tracked a Chinese spy ship named Nandiao 441 between May 23 and June 6 at [...]

Subscribers only 16.06.2005

South Korea | Seoul
Embarrassing Disclosures for Western Intelligence

Revelations about the kidnapping and murder of Kim Hyuing-wook, former director of South Korean intelligence, 25 years ago in Paris [...]

Subscribers only 02.06.2005

Taiwan | espionage
Taiwan SIGINT Infiltrated

Over the past month Taiwan's counter-espionage agency has arrested around 20 military men and civilian employees at the defense ministry.

Subscribers only 02.06.2005

China, Russia | Intelligence
Calling in Old Debts

To counter a strong U.S. offensive, China's intelligence agencies have taken to reminding the Russians of long-standing relations between Beijing and Moscow.

Subscribers only 19.05.2005

Japan | Baghdad
Naicho's Race to Free Hostage

Toshinori Kanemoto, the boss of Naicho, the Japanese prime minister's intelligence agency, is keeping a close eye on the fate [...]

Subscribers only 19.05.2005

India | Bombay
Tightening Up Security at Relocated Firms

Relocating call centers and data bases to India in ever- increasing numbers, American financial services and technology firms are seeking [...]

Subscribers only 19.05.2005

China, Japan | Infowar
Beijing Tests Offensive Capacity

Japanese intelligence agencies believe Japan was the target of an infowar attack by China.

Subscribers only 28.04.2005

China | Lobbying
How Beijing Recruits at Langley

State-controlled Chinese companies are being helped to gain footholds in the U.S. by former American security officials who have gone over to the private sector.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 28.04.2005

Japan | Counter-Espionage
Mole Handed Over Submarine Data

Japan's counter-espionage service arrested a 63-year-old engineer in mid-March on accusations of turning secret documents on a submarine over to Qingbaobu, China's military intelligence agency.

Subscribers only 14.04.2005

China | Espionage
Detecting "Fish on the Seabed"

In response to the "anti-secession" bill adopted by China's parliament, Taiwan's secret service has asked the U.S. for help in detecting "fish on the seabed."

Subscribers only 31.03.2005

Japan | Tokyo
New Priorities for JETRO

The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) is reorganizing its ways of gleaning business intelligence along geo-strategic lines.

Subscribers only Corporate Intel 31.03.2005

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China
Infighting in the Forbidden City

China
Anti-Terror Police for Olympics

China
Down to the Economic Nitty-Gritty

Japan
Isao Mukunoki

Japan
Seeking Wider SIGINT Independence?

South Korea
No Defectors, Please

South Korea | seoul
New Boss for NIS

Australia, China | organized crime
Chill between Beijing & Canberra

China, Japan | organized crime
Tokyo & Beijing Fight the Gangs

Japan | tokyo
Chinese Spy Ship

South Korea | Seoul
Embarrassing Disclosures for Western Intelligence

Taiwan | espionage
Taiwan SIGINT Infiltrated

China, Russia | Intelligence
Calling in Old Debts

Japan | Baghdad
Naicho's Race to Free Hostage

India | Bombay
Tightening Up Security at Relocated Firms

China, Japan | Infowar
Beijing Tests Offensive Capacity

China | Lobbying
How Beijing Recruits at Langley

Japan | Counter-Espionage
Mole Handed Over Submarine Data

China | Espionage
Detecting "Fish on the Seabed"

Japan | Tokyo
New Priorities for JETRO

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China Infighting in the Forbidden City

China Anti-Terror Police for Olympics

China Down to the Economic Nitty-Gritty

Japan Isao Mukunoki

Japan Seeking Wider SIGINT Independence?

South Korea No Defectors, Please

South Korea | seoul New Boss for NIS

Australia, China | organized crime Chill between Beijing & Canberra

China, Japan | organized crime Tokyo & Beijing Fight the Gangs

Japan | tokyo Chinese Spy Ship

South Korea | Seoul Embarrassing Disclosures for Western Intelligence

Taiwan | espionage Taiwan SIGINT Infiltrated

China, Russia | Intelligence Calling in Old Debts

Japan | Baghdad Naicho's Race to Free Hostage

India | Bombay Tightening Up Security at Relocated Firms

China, Japan | Infowar Beijing Tests Offensive Capacity

China | Lobbying How Beijing Recruits at Langley

Japan | Counter-Espionage Mole Handed Over Submarine Data

China | Espionage Detecting "Fish on the Seabed"

Japan | Tokyo New Priorities for JETRO

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China
Infighting in the Forbidden City

China
Anti-Terror Police for Olympics

China
Down to the Economic Nitty-Gritty

Japan
Isao Mukunoki

Japan
Seeking Wider SIGINT Independence?

South Korea
No Defectors, Please

South Korea | seoul
New Boss for NIS

Australia, China | organized crime
Chill between Beijing & Canberra

China, Japan | organized crime
Tokyo & Beijing Fight the Gangs

Japan | tokyo
Chinese Spy Ship

South Korea | Seoul
Embarrassing Disclosures for Western Intelligence

Taiwan | espionage
Taiwan SIGINT Infiltrated

China, Russia | Intelligence
Calling in Old Debts

Japan | Baghdad
Naicho's Race to Free Hostage

India | Bombay
Tightening Up Security at Relocated Firms

China, Japan | Infowar
Beijing Tests Offensive Capacity

China | Lobbying
How Beijing Recruits at Langley

Japan | Counter-Espionage
Mole Handed Over Submarine Data

China | Espionage
Detecting "Fish on the Seabed"

Japan | Tokyo
New Priorities for JETRO