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4 Chinese nationals caught spying on Rafale fighter jet in Greece: How China’s global intelligence operations threaten India and its allies

Four Chinese nationals were arrested in Greece for spying on Rafale fighter jets, highlighting China’s expanding global espionage network. This incident underscores Beijing’s willingness to target even India-friendly nations for strategic intelligence.

China used its embassies to spread misinformation against Rafale jets: Read how Leftist media in India kept doing same lobbying for years

French intelligence reports say that Chinese defence attachés stationed in embassies worldwide spearheaded a targeted effort to dissuade countries especially those in Asia and Africa from purchasing Rafale.

China used its embassies to undermine Rafale sales post Operation Sindoor: French intel agencies

In a startling revelation that underscores the intensity of global geopolitical rivalry, French intelligence agencies have disclosed that China used its diplomatic missions worldwide to covertly undermine the international sales of Dassault Aviation’s Rafale fighter jets after India’s high-profile Operation Sindoor.

As Dalai Lama celebrates his 90th birthday at Dharamshala, here is how he is challenging Beijing over Tibetan future and why China fears him

His Holiness Dalai Lama on his 90th birthday on Sunday said he intends to live another 30–40 years and steer the future of Tibetan Buddhism away from Chinese control.

China using strategy of “killing with a borrowed knife,” gave Pakistan real-time inputs during Operation Sindoor to harm India without soiling its own hands:...

During a recent address, Lt Gen Rahul R Singh revealed that China gave Pakistan real-time inputs during Operation Sindoor. He said India faced a coordinated threat from Pakistan, China, and Turkey, calling China’s involvement a case of "killing with a borrowed knife."

From Rare Earths to iPhones: How China is waging a silent war on India’s tech rise as Foxconn recalls Chinese staff from Apple factories

Foxconn Technology Group has reportedly directed hundreds of its Chinese workforce based in India to return home.

Beijing’s worst fear? Dalai Lama likely to outline a succession plan ahead of 90th birthday

Dalai Lama will address a major three-day gathering of Buddhist religious leaders this week, which will be attended by over 100 Tibetan Buddhist figures and include a video message from him.

China wages war on gay erotica: Women writers face arrest for breaking censorship lines as crackdown on queer fiction deepens

At least 30 writers—nearly all of them women in their 20s—have been arrested across China since February for publishing gay erotica.

China scrambles fighter jets in response to purported airspace violation: Is Beijing turning military fiction into defence market propaganda?

On June 29th, China’s state-run Global Times claimed PLAAF jets responded to foreign provocations in Chinese airspace — but no one saw it happen.

Pakistan yet to recover from the scar of ‘Operation Sindoor’, peddles fake news about closed-door meeting with China, Iran and Russia to claim ‘diplomatic...

Docial media accounts especially from the terror state began to promote false news regarding a confidential National Security Advisor (NSA)-level meeting between China, Iran, Russia and Pakistan under the SCO framework, alleging that India was not invited for the same and portrayed it as a diplomatic victory for Islamabad.

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