Singapore think tank takes note of fake calls to Indian experts, journalists in suspected China op
Authorities in Singapore have already established that at least two of the people who contacted many Indians - claiming to work at SIIA – do not exist. (Representative)
The Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) – which was named by one of the individuals who approached Indian journalists and researchers – said on Thursday that it takes the “issue of fraud very seriously”. SIIA also cautioned people to be vigilant about “suspicious communications”. Read more
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