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عربية – DW
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The case of Alice Huang, accused in the United States of working for Chinese intelligence, has once again drawn attention to “honey traps”—operations that use seduction and intimate relationships to obtain information or blackmail influential people. Beijing denies the accusation. The article reviews historical examples, including the blackmail of John Vassall, the luring of Mordechai Vanunu, and the relationship between French diplomat Bernard Boursicot and spy Shi Pei Pu. Researcher Clément Renault says many intelligence agencies resort to these tactics, while authorities advise people to be wary of unusually intense or excessive attention.
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