MI5 Shrugs Off US Huawei Warnings
The head of the MI5, Sir Andrew Parker, has told British media he is confident that US intelligence sharing with
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Irregular Migration to EU falls to Lowest Level Since 2013
Levels of irregular migration detected into the European Union via the Union’s external borders fell to their lowest since 2013,
EU must step up to the plate on climate issues
As Scandinavia ushered in 2020 with its warmest-ever winter temperature, it’s clear that this year is going to prove a
The Global 5G Roll-Out is a Geopolitical Turning Point
For the best part of two years, wireless carriers in the US and Europe have been hailing the imminent onset
Europe well placed to benefit from soaring Chinese dairy demand
Chinese cuisine is famed for its lively palate, vibrant colors and extensive list of ingredients – but dairy products have
China Pulls Plug on Shanghai-London Stock Connect
Beijing has reportedly suspended the Shanghai-London Stock Connect scheme due to rising political tensions with London over pro-democracy demonstrations in
EU Ramps Up Human Rights Pressure on China
The EU’s incoming foreign policy chief, Spain’s Josep Borrell, has pledged to push the bloc to toughen its stance on
Stockholm Stood Up By Beijing Over Human Rights Award
According to China’s ambassador to Stockholm, Gui Congyou, China has called off two business delegations to Sweden after a human
Indonesia hits back at EU palm oil “discrimination”
Indonesia’s President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has again raised the issue of European Union curbs on the palm oil trade during
Malaysia wins UK court battle over 1MDB transparency
The saga of 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) has risen to international fame since the scandal first broke in 2015. Authorities
NATO Adopts Space As Military “Operational Domain”
Until last week, the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) operated in four domains: air, land, sea, and cyberspace. Now, NATO
