Speaking on Tuesday, the new director general of Britain’s domestic security intelligence service warned that China was engaged in increasing “interference” in British politics. Explicitly referencing China, Ken McCallum added that Britain must be “robust in confronting covert hostile activity when we come across it.”
This statement reflects a quiet recognition of MI5’s years of underinvestment in countering China and Russia. And China isn’t happy to hear it.
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