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Nigeria: Why FBI Director Wray’s Visit Matters

Lalatendu Das - June 17, 2024. Published in The Guardian

The visit of one of the longest-serving FBI directors, Christopher Wray, to Nigeria last week signaled a new era in cooperation.

Hong Kong: America Must Learn That People in Glass Houses Should Not Throw Stones

Lalatendu Das - February 4, 2024. Published in South China Morning Post

China most likely runs global cyberespionage, but it’s nothing compared to the U.S. and its allies.

China: US Cyberattack on Petition Calling for Fort Detrick Lab Probe Should Be Condemned

Lalatendu Das - July 25, 2021. Published in Global Times

Some American forces are afraid of the lab being investigated because they have a guilty conscience.

Canada: US Pipeline Hack and Concerns about Canadian Cybersecurity

Rejeanne Lacroix - May 19, 2021. Published in Toronto Star

China: Five Eyes, Stop Hiding in Hidden Corners

Robin Koerner - October 31, 2020. Published in Huanqiu

The Five Eyes ride their high horse, accusing and defaming China, yet all the while they have secretly been involved in the shady business of spying and virtual breaking and entering.

Japan: US-China Relations: Affecting Asian Stability

Robin Koerner - October 13, 2015. Published in Nishinippon Shimbun

Will the two nations progress toward cooperation or will they steer toward conflict?

France: Cybercrime: Obama at Daggers with Silicon Valley

Robin Koerner - February 15, 2015. Published in Les Échos

A decree will encourage companies to better share their information, but they are reluctant to do so. Since the Snowden affair, tensions have been high between Washington and the Internet giants.

Poland: Who Has Really Attacked Sony?

Robin Koerner - January 16, 2015. Published in Rzeczpospolita

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