Intelligence

How Hezbollah Spent Months Rearming for the War It Saw Coming

Hezbollah has been preparing for a potential new war with Israel, replenishing its stockpiles of rockets and drones with support from Iran and its...

The Missile Saturation Gambit: China’s Strategy to Lure American and Israeli Firepower into a Costly Trap

This new intelligence and military analysis, unprecedented in the world of military warfare, may be based on a controversial analytical view of what it...

The CIA’s China Playbook and the Shadow War

In a recent move, China’s top general and a longtime confidant of President Xi Jinping, Zhang Youxia, and Joint Staff chief Liu Zhenli were...

Beijing Claims CIA Running Disinformation Campaigns Against Its Global Projects

Chinese intelligence and security agencies have detected covert campaigns led by the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) on social media, aimed at discrediting the...

How Chinese Defense Institutions Gather Ukraine War Data for the Kremlin

China is closely monitoring Western military movements and arms deployments in Ukraine through hundreds of researchers at universities affiliated with the People's Liberation Army,...

Chinese measures to curb Western and American intelligence activities in Beijing

China reacted angrily to the CIA's public campaign, launched in February 2026, to recruit spies from within the ranks of the Chinese military, vowing...

The Chinese PLA’s response to the CIA’s recruitment campaign targeting Chinese military personnel

In February 2026, the CIA launched an unprecedented public recruitment campaign targeting officers in the “Chinese People's Liberation Army” (PLA), sparking widespread outrage and...

Egypt’s Shadow War: Partnering with China to Curb Mossad’s Influence Across Africa

In early 2026, the Egyptian General Intelligence Directorate, under the leadership of Major General Hassan Rashad, in cooperation with the Chinese Ministry of State...

Ethiopia Secretly Training Sudan’s RSF Fighters, Sources Say

Ethiopia is secretly training thousands of fighters for the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group, which is involved in Sudan's civil war. This marks...

Small States, big stakes: why cyber diplomacy shall be a core National Security capability

Cyber diplomacy is no longer a specialized policy track for large powers; it is becoming a strategic necessity for middle powers and small states...

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