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Moscow's Bashkir recruits, police intel focus on terrorism, Guoanbu and social media, ODNI's Russia division

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RussiaKremlin sends ever more Bashkir men to war to avoid general mobilisation

FranceA quarter of territorial police intelligence staff focused on radicalisation and terrorism

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The Intelligence Gazette
Moscow's Bashkir recruits, police intel focus on terrorism, Guoanbu and social media, ODNI's Russia division

China, United States
Beijing bets on cultural diplomacy to keep channels open with new US administration

Denmark, Ukraine
Copenhagen makes its mark on Ukraine private security market

China, North Korea
Guoanbu's shadow lurks behind Kim Jong Un's harder line

China, United States
Beijing purges, part 3: the Guoanbu tightens US embassy system

United States
Kroll investigates pro-Trump Chinese businessman's assets

China, United States
Yuan Yi Kun, strategist for Guoanbu's new US approach

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