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BEIJING: Chinese entrepreneur Frank Gao used to spend long hours running his social media accounts but now outsources the chore to AI agent tool OpenClaw, which is taking the country by storm despite official warnings over cybersecurity. [1]
The Diplomat author Mercy Kuo regularly engages subject-matter experts, policy practitioners, and strategic thinkers across the globe for their diverse insights into U.S. Asia policy. [2]
Antonio Graceffo Since 2022, reports have indicated that regime police in Burma have been arresting people, more than a thousand people in just the first few months of this year, using the Person Scrutinization and Monitoring System (PSMS). [3]
Sun Lee The world is witnessing the alarming scale of China’s cyber hacking operations. Ironically, those who create this chilling atmosphere of fear and horror have often escaped accountability. [4]
As major world powers step up parallel enforcement actions against cyber scam operations along the Thai–Myanmar border, the military regime and local armed groups—accused of indirectly supporting these operations—have publicly denied involvement and ... [5]
Antonio Graceffo An investigation has revealed that development funds from the United Kingdom, Norway, and Denmark have invested at least $40 million in Frontiir, Myanmar’s largest internet service provider, despite evidence it hosts sophisticated Ch... [6]
Junta patrols by soldiers, Pyu Saw Htee militia and traffic police have started checking the phones of pedestrians and motorists in Mandalay, Myanmar’s second largest city, after junta boss Min Aung Hlaing signed the Cybersecurity Law into effect on ... [7]
Sun Lee On October 19, 2025, the China-linked hacking group “Salt Typhoon” attempted to breach a European telecommunications provider using advanced techniques and Citrix NetScaler Gateway vulnerabilities. [8]
BEIJING: Chinese entrepreneur Frank Gao used to spend long hours running his social media accounts but now outsources the chore to AI agent tool OpenClaw, which is taking the country by storm despite official warnings over cybersecurity.
The Diplomat author Mercy Kuo regularly engages subject-matter experts, policy practitioners, and strategic thinkers across the globe for their diverse insights into U.S. Asia policy.
Antonio Graceffo Since 2022, reports have indicated that regime police in Burma have been arresting people, more than a thousand people in just the first few months of this year, using the Person Scrutinization and Monitoring System (PSMS).
Sun Lee The world is witnessing the alarming scale of China’s cyber hacking operations. Ironically, those who create this chilling atmosphere of fear and horror have often escaped accountability.
As major world powers step up parallel enforcement actions against cyber scam operations along the Thai–Myanmar border, the military regime and local armed groups—accused of indirectly supporting these operations—have publicly denied involvement and
Antonio Graceffo An investigation has revealed that development funds from the United Kingdom, Norway, and Denmark have invested at least $40 million in Frontiir, Myanmar’s largest internet service provider, despite evidence it hosts sophisticated Ch
Junta patrols by soldiers, Pyu Saw Htee militia and traffic police have started checking the phones of pedestrians and motorists in Mandalay, Myanmar’s second largest city, after junta boss Min Aung Hlaing signed the Cybersecurity Law into effect on
Sun Lee On October 19, 2025, the China-linked hacking group “Salt Typhoon” attempted to breach a European telecommunications provider using advanced techniques and Citrix NetScaler Gateway vulnerabilities.
Caught between the competing pressures of China and the United States, Thailand finds itself navigating an uneasy space between conflict and cooperation in its efforts to suppress scam networks along its borders with Cambodia and Myanmar.
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