Riyadh in Yemen deadlock | Red flag for Trump crypto investor | Rosatom in Kazakhstan

More news: Taiwan in Europe, Adani group, French criminal intel database

Tuesday 4 November Read this issue     Spotlight | Saudi Arabia Riyadh's strategic deadlock in Yemen   The Houthis are stepping up pressure to force Saudi Arabia to renegotiate their truce. Meanwhile, Riyadh's Yemeni allies are no longer receiving support from their partner, as Intelligence Online observed on the front line.   Subscribers only | Middle-East & Africa, Defence     Europe, France, Taiwan Taiwanese diplomats make discreet visits to NATO and Paris     Foreign minister Lin Chia-lung met in Paris with key Taiwanese diplomats based in Africa, while a delegation went to NATO in Brussels and met with European officials to present Taipei's new strategy for cooperation in defence and AI.   Subscribers only | Asia-Pacific, Defence,       Kazakhstan, Russia Rosatom losing out to China to build Kazakh nuclear plants     Kazakhstan chose Russia's state-owned Rosatom to build its first nuclear power plant, but tensions are already brewing. Chinese competitor CNNC is meanwhile making significant inroads in the country.   Subscribers only | Europe-Russia, Contractors       China, United States Chinese investor in Trump family's World Liberty Financial crypto group suspected of market manipulation     Crypto networks, part 1/3: A little-known UAE-based investment fund, Aqua1 Foundation, recently acquired $100m worth of tokens from World Liberty Financial. But industry insiders say that, under its previous name, the group has repeatedly come under suspicion at crypto exchanges.   Subscribers only | Americas, Corporate Intel       India, Italy Italian bank's embarrassing internal audit amid accusations against Adani Group     Intelligence Online has obtained an internal investigation by the Fideuram-Intesa Sanpaolo banking group aimed at identifying accounts linked to Indian billionaire Gautam Adani's business partners. It reveals that three key figures in his entourage had accounts with the bank.   Subscribers only | Asia-Pacific, Corporate Intel       France France to create dedicated criminal intelligence database   Subscribers only | Agencies

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