CutTheClutter: China’s MSS intel agency, its operations, reach & stories of women spies as Nvidia scandal unfolds
As Nvidia scandal unfolds, #CutTheClutter Episode 1936 looks at the evolution of China’s top spy agency— MSS over the years, since it was founded in June 1983. ThePrint Editor-In-Chief Shekhar Gupta explains the operations of MSS, its wide reach and how it has grown under Xi Jinping. He also tells the stories of women…
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