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Australian Security Intelligence Organisation

  • Australian Spy Agency Thwarts Espionage Attempt by Chinese-Linked Academic
    Australian Spy Agency Thwarts Espionage Attempt by Chinese-Linked Academic
    Beijing has been accused of intellectual property theft—on a sophisticated scale—“well beyond traditional espionage.”
    October 18, 2023BY Henry Jom
  • Threat of COVID-Linked Extremism on the Decline in Australia After the Lifting of Restrictions
    Threat of COVID-Linked Extremism on the Decline in Australia After the Lifting of Restrictions
    Threat levels of violent extremism linked to COVID lockdowns have decreased markedly over the past year, according to ...
    February 14, 2023BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • ‘Predatory’ Beijing Focusing on Australia’s Resources and Wealth: Former MI6 Boss
    ‘Predatory’ Beijing Focusing on Australia’s Resources and Wealth: Former MI6 Boss
    Beijing has set its "predatory" eyes on Australia's wealth and land, the former head of British intelligence service ...
    February 18, 2022BY Victoria Kelly-Clark
  • Australian Spy Agency to Drop ‘Islamic,’ ‘Left-Right’ Labels in Describing Evolving Extremist Threats
    Australian Spy Agency to Drop ‘Islamic,’ ‘Left-Right’ Labels in Describing Evolving Extremist Threats
    Australia’s domestic spy agency will no longer use terms such as ‘left-wing,’ ‘right-wing,’ and ‘Islamic extremism’ when describing ...
    March 18, 2021BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Melbourne Man Charged With Foreign Interference a Pro-Beijing Campaigner
    Melbourne Man Charged With Foreign Interference a Pro-Beijing Campaigner
    The first person charged with Australia’s new foreign interference laws, 65-year-old community leader Duong Di Sanh, has been ...
    November 6, 2020BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Melbourne Man the First Charged Under New Foreign Interference Laws
    Melbourne Man the First Charged Under New Foreign Interference Laws
    A 65-year-old Asian community leader in Melbourne is the first person charged under Australia's 2018 foreign interference laws. ...
    November 5, 2020BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Australia’s Spy Agency Warns of Foreign Interference in Ethnic Communities
    Australia’s Spy Agency Warns of Foreign Interference in Ethnic Communities
    Australia's spy agency has warned that ethnic communities face “threats of harm” from foreign governments seeking to “monitor, ...
    August 14, 2020BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Australia’s Robust Democratic Institutions an ‘Antidote’ Against Beijing’s Infiltration: Expert
    Australia’s Robust Democratic Institutions an ‘Antidote’ Against Beijing’s Infiltration: Expert
    Australia’s democratic institutions have proven to be an “antidote” to Beijing’s extensive infiltration operations and a case study ...
    August 6, 2020BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • China State-Media Reporter Tries to Stop Cameraperson Filming Her During Aussie PM Press Conference
    China State-Media Reporter Tries to Stop Cameraperson Filming Her During Aussie PM Press Conference
    A reporter for China's state-owned Xinhua News Agency took issue with a camera operator who filmed her during ...
    June 27, 2020BY Daniel Y. Teng
  • Australia’s Intelligence Agency Chief Calls for Greater Public Awareness of Foreign Interference
    Australia’s Intelligence Agency Chief Calls for Greater Public Awareness of Foreign Interference
    SYDNEY, Australia—Australia's outgoing spy chief is urging the public to be more conscious and aware of an extraordinary level ...
    September 10, 2019BY Richard Szabo
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