UK government to invest $1b to fight rising Chinese espionage
- Chinese spying and attempts to undermine Britain's democracy and economy have increased, as reported by the UK government.
- Foreign Minister David Lammy announced a £600 million investment in intelligence services due to these findings.
- The report recommends building resilience against threats posed by China while also encouraging trade and investment relations.
- 33 organizations wrote to Prime Minister Keir Starmer, asking him to meet with the son of media mogul Jimmy Lai, who is imprisoned in Hong Kong.
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UK Government Says China Is Working to Undermine British Democracy, Economy
China has intensified efforts to spy on the United Kingdom and undermine its democracy and economic security, according to the national security strategy released by the British government on June 24. The strategy recommends strengthening the country’s capabilities to engage with China and building resilience against potential threats, as it seeks to boost trade relations with the world’s second-largest economy. It states that the competitive ch…
Britain flags surge in China-linked spying, eyes £600m intelligence upgrade
LONDON, June 25 — Chinese spying and attempts by Beijing to undermine Britain’s democracy and economy have risen in recent years, the UK government said Tuesday in a report on the Asian giant. Foreign minister David Lammy told parliament the Labour administration would invest £600 million (RM3.5 billion) in its intelligence services as a result of the findings. Prime Minister Keir Starmer commissioned an “audit” of Britain’s relations with Beiji…
With increased exposure, London recommends strengthening resilience to the threat posed by Pequim and defends the high level of commitment in "commercial and investment relations".
The Chinese spy and Beijing's attempts to undermine democracy and the British economy have intensified in recent years, warned the British government, March, in a report on China, AFP reports. The British Ministry of Business...
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