Taiwan counts up to 70,000 Chinese agents on its soil. Canada just signed a police pact with the ministry that runs the playbook
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ML v2 (DistilBERT)
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**Editorial Summary** This Commentary piece argues that Canada's confidential RCMP-Ministry of Public Security cooperation agreement represents a dangerous security vulnerability, using Taiwan's experience with Chinese intelligence infiltration (60,000-70,000 agents) as a cautionary case study for how Beijing weaponizes police cooperation to undermine democracies.…
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