Nigel Inkster

Authors John DeLury and Nigel Inkster discuss China's espionage tactics and the US-China intelligence relationship. They delve into historical cases, the evolution of Chinese intelligence, challenges in monitoring Chinese activities, and China's unique intelligence structure. The podcast offers insights on global intelligence alliances and China's geopolitical influence.

Former MI6 director Nigel Inkster discusses China's aggressive cyber operations, drawing parallels with Russian tactics. The podcast explores China's cyber capabilities, data collection practices, election meddling, and disinformation campaigns, shedding light on their goal of becoming a cyber superpower.

Nigel Inkster, a former senior security official and advisor at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, dives into the controversial proposal for a new Chinese embassy in London. The discussion raises serious concerns about potential cyber threats and espionage activities, particularly given the embassy's proximity to critical infrastructure. Inkster also explains how this embassy could streamline diplomatic operations and what it signifies about UK-China relations, sparking a debate on the implications for national security and monitoring the Chinese diaspora.

Former MI6 director Nigel Inkster discusses China's evolving cyber operations, analyzing Chinese hackers, tech innovations, data collection tactics, election meddling strategies, cybersecurity tactics, and disinformation campaigns targeting Western societies.

Nigel Inkster, a former MI6 intelligence chief and author of "The Great Decoupling," joins economist Linda Yueh to discuss the mounting tensions between the USA and China. They dive into the geopolitical ramifications of technological competition, highlighting the risks of decoupling in tech sectors. Inkster emphasizes the vulnerabilities the U.S. faces due to its dependence on Chinese manufacturing and the need for strategic recalibration. The conversation also touches on China's intelligence operations and the evolving global landscape, urging a collaborative approach to address rising tensions.