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Dutch Spy Agencies Seek Broad Power to Counter China and Russia
Source: Bloomberg
Cybersecurity & Data PrivacyGeopolitics & WarRegulation & Legislation
The Dutch government is pushing to expand intelligence services’ powers to better counter Chinese and Russian cyberattacks. The initiative signals heightened cyber and geopolitical risk, though it is primarily a policy/security development rather than an immediate market-moving financial change.
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