China's universities threatened | Estonia: Russia's jamming targets | France's DGSI: journalist to be tried

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Monday 6 May Read this issue     Spotlight | China China's State Security tightens grip on universities   Under Xi Jinping's third mandate the world of academia has to comply and restructure more than ever - and first serve the goals of the Chinese Communist Party. The Ministry of State Security has been tasked to keep a watch on campuses.   Subscribers only | Government Intelligence     Government Intelligence     France Author of book about France's DGSI faces trial after secret recordings found   The trial of a journalist who allegedly disclosed classified information in a book about France's domestic intelligence service is expected to begin in 2025. Secret recordings allegedly show contacts with a former agent, in a case defence lawyers say is aimed at intimidating the press.   Subscribers only     The Intelligence Gazette China PM snubbed on state flights   France/China New French Defence Attaché in Beijing   France Spy writers churning out the books at DGSE   Subscribers only     International Dealmaking     France, Iraq French defence manufacturers in Iraq predicament     France's defence industry was keen to make its mark at the latest Iraqi defence trade fair, but there were many key players who were not invited so that those attending could appear united.   Subscribers only     Corporate Intelligence     China, France, UAE, United States Foreign Legion veterans no longer needed to watch over disgraced Binance cryptocurrency group boss     Chinese businessman Changpeng Zhao was finally sentenced to four months in prison for infringing US anti-money laundering regulations, despite his efforts to stay out of custody. He had offered to put himself under house arrest under the surveillance of former members of the French Foreign Legion.   Subscribers only     Surveillance & Interception     Europe, Russia What Russian GPS jammers are really targeting in Estonia   The tactical intelligence war playing out between Moscow and NATO is having an impact on Estonia's airports, amid fears of Russian movements in the region. Yet the actual targets are elsewhere.   Subscribers only Follow our running story : "Jamming wars"

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