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Intelligence operations: risks faced by academia/ Dylan MH Loh and Benjamin Ho

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In: RSIS Commentary No. 0156, 12 August 2020 (F31)Summary: The involvement of a Singapore citizen in a foreign intelligence operation in the US highlights the challenges faced by the academia as competition and contestation among major powers become more intense. In response, it is best for Singapore and its citizens to adopt a balanced and cautious approach.

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The involvement of a Singapore citizen in a foreign intelligence operation in the US highlights the challenges faced by the academia as competition and contestation among major powers become more intense. In response, it is best for Singapore and its citizens to adopt a balanced and cautious approach.

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