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Andrea Dudik

Prague

Economy/Government Team Leader at Bloomberg News

Bloomberg News: Eastern Europe Senior Reporter for Government and Economy

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  • 1 week ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Krystof Chamonikolas |Andrea Dudik

    State-linked Chinese hackers were behind a cyberattack against the Czech Foreign Ministry’s unclassified networks, according to the government in Prague. Czech security authorities are investigating activity that began in 2022 by APT31, a Chinese hacking group that is associated with the Ministry of State Security, the Czech Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.

  • 1 week ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Krystof Chamonikolas |Andrea Dudik

    State-linked Chinese hackers were behind a cyberattack against the Czech Republic’s foreign ministry’s unclassified networks, according to the government in Prague. Czech security organs are investigating activity that began in 2022 by APT31, a Chinese hacking group that is associated with the Ministry of State Security, the Czech foreign ministry said in a statement Wednesday. NATO and the European Union condemned the attack in separate statements.

  • 1 week ago | bloomberg.com | Krystof Chamonikolas |Andrea Dudik

    Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky(Bloomberg) -- State-linked Chinese hackers were behind a cyberattack against the Czech Foreign Ministry’s unclassified networks, according to the government in Prague. Czech security authorities are investigating activity that began in 2022 by APT31, a Chinese hacking group that is associated with the Ministry of State Security, the Czech Foreign Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday.

  • 1 month ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Andrea Dudik |Stephen Stapczynski

    A Czech court temporarily blocked the government from signing an agreement with South Korea to build an $18.8 billion nuclear project, CTK news agency reported. The court sided with Electricite de France SA, which challenged the outcome of the tender to build two nuclear reactors for CEZ AS at the Dukovany complex in the Czech Republic, CTK reported, citing a court statement.

  • 1 month ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Andrea Dudik |Stephen Stapczynski

    A Czech court temporarily blocked the government from signing an agreement with South Korea to build an $18.8 billion nuclear project, CTK news agency reported. The court sided with Electricite de France SA, which challenged the outcome of the tender to build two nuclear reactors for CEZ AS at the Dukovany complex in the Czech Republic, CTK reported, citing a court statement.

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