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The question isn’t so much why Beijing and Havana might be conspiring to spy on the US. Rather, it’s why China would not have something of this nature on the go already. Moreover, Beijing should reflect on why it hasn’t been able to convince others in the region to join it in challenging US narratives in the South China Sea.
Whatever the nature of the flight, the incident threatens to derail efforts both sides have put into improving fraught bilateral relations.
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- Authorities entered premises of Dutch and Polish subsidiaries of the firm, whose identity was later confirmed by sources
- EU says it is ‘carrying out unannounced inspections at the premises of a company active in the production and sale of security equipment’ in the bloc
Developments hours apart come amid rising anxiety in some European capitals over the threat of Beijing’s surveillance practices.
North Korea state media reports show that video surveillance is becoming more common at schools, workplaces and airports, researchers wrote in a new report.
March 22 attack in Moscow killed at least 144 people, the deadliest in Russia in 20 years.
Attack in Russia sparks online debate in China over whether extreme security measures might hurt the post-Covid economy or boost investor confidence.
Cities and provinces answer public security chief’s call to modernise local policing through innovation.
Chinese aerospace agencies outline how 600 million-camera Skynet inspires system to watch assets at lunar research station and track foreign visitors arriving on and leaving the moon.
Police are planning to install surveillance cameras in high-crime public areas across city’s 18 districts to ensure public security.
The moves underscore Saudi Arabia’s commitment to transform itself from an oil-dependent economy to a powerhouse that makes money on everything from tech to metals, mining and tourism.
Commissioner of Police Raymond Siu says 7.3 million surveillance cameras installed throughout UK since 1990s, adding Singaporeans also welcomed such measure.
Commissioner of Police Raymond Siu says guidelines will be drawn up on use of personal information gathered by new network of CCTV cameras.
Huge breakthrough in electromagnetic spectrum monitoring will leave enemies with ‘nowhere to hide’, scientists claim.
China approached the Pacific island nation in September with an offer to assist its police force with training, equipment and surveillance technology, its foreign minister said.
Activists say there is a lack of sufficient legal oversight in the new law that grants the government the ability to take over telecoms services for national security reasons.
Report date for Agnes Chow, now in Toronto, had been set for Thursday as part of Hong Kong police bail conditions.
Plans to expand the scope of surveillance powers highlight a shift in focus to cybersecurity and the role of states like China, according to one analyst.
EU negotiators have signed a tentative political agreement for the Artificial Intelligence Act, paving the way for oversight of services like ChatGPT.
Li Qiang’s inspection tour in China’s economic powerhouse features some of the strongest high-level calls for a digital transformation, with huge hardware and software upgrades in the works.
Intelligence agencies in Washington and Beijing are intentionally more visible than ever, both for domestic and foreign audiences.
After a security flaw was found in Chinese keyboard app Sogou, we look at the implications for similar apps in China and how even encrypted platforms like Signal are at risk.
Generative AI-based tools were used in at least 16 countries to distort information on political or social issues over the period June 2022 to May 2023, according to the annual Freedom on Net report.
Researcher with official think tank also tells forum that vulnerable groups must be taken into account when pursuing security goals.
Recent court cases in Fujian and Shanghai end with hackers who were paid to modify UAVs sentenced to jail.
Chinese Ministry of State Security report acknowledges cyberattacks detailed in internal papers revealed by former contractor.
Tech can only be used to process biometric data in ‘certain conditions’ and when there is ‘sufficient’ need, according to draft rules.
Cryptographer Vanessa Teague urges parliamentary inquiry into foreign interference to ‘think critically’ about submissions that call for a ban on Chinese apps over alleged links to the Communist Party.
A Biden administration official said the US intelligence community has been aware of China’s spying from Cuba and a larger effort to set up intelligence-gathering operations around the globe for some time.
US officials say the Secretary of State expects to be in Beijing on June 18 for meetings, including with Foreign Minister Qin Gang and possibly President Xi.
