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China Demands Foreign Companies Install Internet Spyware
In a heavy-handed move, China is now trying to force foreign companies operating in the country to install Internet monitoring software on their computer networks. The software would allow Chinese spies to waltz right through the corporate front door, providing the government with executive-level access to each firm's intellectual property, trade secrets, and proprietary financial information.
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ASEAN's Long Term-Plan to Thwart China's Energy Grab
Member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) hope to cope with China's efforts to seize control of regional energy reserves by executing an energy security strategy that relies on an integrated electricity and natural gas system. The plan could result in greater energy independence for southeast Asia. While ASEAN's energy plan has enormous potential, it faces some major hurdles, as LIGNET explains.
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