🔍 Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up | March 21, 2025 🌐💣
Espionage, sabotage, and surveillance... oh my. In this week’s Global Intelligence Weekly Wrap-Up, Neil Bisson—retired CSIS intelligence officer and Director of the Global Intelligence Knowledge Network—dives deep into the most pressing national security and intelligence headlines you need to know. With over 25 years of intel and law enforcement experience, Neil delivers top secret-level insights with expert analysis you won’t get from mainstream media.
🚨 This week:
- China sentences a former engineer to death for espionage—what drove him to betray his country?
- Silicon Valley turns into a spy thriller as Rippling sues Deel for alleged corporate espionage.
- The Netherlands cracks down on digital and diaspora espionage—a game changer for foreign influence.
- Japan vs. Belarus: Was a Japanese man’s espionage conviction politically motivated?
- Europol reveals Russia’s use of criminal gangs for sabotage—hybrid warfare just got an upgrade.
- Canada lays terrorism charges in a disturbing antisemitic case in Winnipeg.
- Tesla dealerships under attack in the U.S.—is this a new wave of domestic extremism?
- Ontario police using Israeli spyware—is our privacy at risk?
💥 Buckle up—intelligence isn’t just spy games anymore. It’s about protecting your life, your job, and your country.
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🎯 Chapters:
00:00 Intro
01:30 Death sentence in China for espionage
08:00 Silicon Valley corporate spying scandal: Rippling vs. Deel
13:45 Netherlands' bold law against foreign interference
17:10 Japanese national sentenced in Belarus for espionage
19:30 Europol uncovers Russian hybrid sabotage
21:40 Terrorism charges in Winnipeg antisemitic case
23:10 Tesla attacks: domestic extremism in the U.S.?
24:45 Ontario police and Israeli spyware
25:30 Outro