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China's response to espionage allegations by end of 2024?
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China•Ministry of State Security•British Secret Intelligence Service•MI6•Chinese•British•UK•Beijing•Western powers•Ministry
Resolution / Starting Odds
Diplomatic protest • 33%
Economic sanctions • 33%
Military maneuver • 33%
Official announcements from the Chinese government or major news outlets
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China Accuses MI6 of Recruiting Married Government Staff as Spies
Jun 3, 2024, 02:59 AM
China's Ministry of State Security has accused the British Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) of recruiting two Chinese government staff members to spy for the British government. The individuals, a married couple, were allegedly turned into spies while working for central state organs in China. This revelation has escalated tensions between China and the UK, adding to ongoing mutual espionage allegations between Beijing and Western powers. The Ministry disclosed the case on Monday morning, emphasizing the need for enhanced anti-espionage education in China.
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Denial of involvement • 33%
Acknowledgment of involvement • 33%
No official response • 34%
Deny involvement • 50%
Ignore allegations • 50%
Condemnation of actions by one or both parties • 33%
Call for dialogue or mediation • 33%
No significant response • 33%
Increased Security Measures • 33%
Formal Apology • 33%
No Significant Action • 33%
Increase security measures • 25%
Public condemnation • 25%
Negotiations with Germany • 25%
No significant action • 25%
Increased cybersecurity measures • 33%
New espionage laws • 33%
Enhanced EU-China diplomatic efforts • 34%
Increase in diplomatic tensions • 25%
No change in diplomatic relations • 25%
Strengthened espionage laws • 25%
Public denouncement of allegations • 25%