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Open-source satellite images that were not classified by the Pentagon are no longer accessible. View of the Iranian base at Konarak, destroyed by airstrikes, on 1 March, 2026.
Open-source satellite images that were not classified by the Pentagon are no longer accessible. View of the Iranian base at Konarak, destroyed by airstrikes, on 1 March, 2026.© Vantor/Handout via Reuters

Spotlight | United States
Pentagon moves to further restrict access to intelligence on Iran

The Pentagon is increasingly classifying information relating to Iran and certain other countries of particular concern to the US administration at a much higher level, sharply limiting its circulation within the executive branch and Congress.
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Canada, China
Chinese interference in G7 countries 'systemic', report warns

From left to right: Linda Sun, a Sino-American, and Peter Mandelson, a Briton, both of whom have been implicated in scandals that have rocked G7 countries.
From left to right: Linda Sun, a Sino-American, and Peter Mandelson, a Briton, both of whom have been implicated in scandals that have rocked G7 countries.© M. Santiago/Getty/AFP//J. Brady/Press Association Images/MaxPPP//B. Tessier/AFP//PromesaArtStudio/iStock - Photo editing and assembly: Bénédicte Gouttebroze/Indigo Publications

A comparative study on China's informational campaigns led in all G7 countries and published in late May, recommends the setting up of a task force to fight common weaknesses, and particularly at local level.
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In April 2026, the State Department launched a recruitment campaign for Foreign Service Officers. New recruits will be required to align with the Trump administration's policies.
In April 2026, the State Department launched a recruitment campaign for Foreign Service Officers. New recruits will be required to align with the Trump administration's policies.© Adam Stoltman/Alamy

Spotlight | United States
How mass layoffs have disrupted US diplomacy amid Iran war

Intelligence Online digs into the wave of redundancies that has hit the State Department and examines how it has weakened US diplomacy and its capacity to deal with current crises.
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Oksana Markarova, then Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States, speaks at a press conference in Washington regarding a resolution condemning Russia for the abduction of Ukrainian children, on 19 April 2023. From left to right: Representative Don Bacon, Oksana Markarova, Senator Amy Klobuchar and Representative Jimmy Panetta.
Oksana Markarova, then Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States, speaks at a press conference in Washington regarding a resolution condemning Russia for the abduction of Ukrainian children, on 19 April 2023. From left to right: Representative Don Bacon, Oksana Markarova, Senator Amy Klobuchar and Representative Jimmy Panetta.© Allison Bailey/NurPhoto via AFP

Spotlight | Ukraine, United States
FBI in Kyiv helping Ukraine's SBU find children taken by Russia

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Asia-Pacific

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Chinese President Xi Jinping in Shanghai, on 30 April 2026.
Chinese President Xi Jinping in Shanghai, on 30 April 2026.© Xie Huanchi/Xinhua News Agency/Newscom/MaxPPP

Spotlight | China
Xi Jinping's secret meeting to ‘crush the termites' in the military

Frustrated by what he sees as insufficient results from the anti-corruption campaign within the People's Liberation Army, the Chinese president summoned the sole surviving member of the Central Military Commission to urge him to get the job done.
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