Frank Fang
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Frank Fang is a Taiwan-based reporter. He covers U.S., China, and Taiwan news. He holds a master's degree in materials science from Tsinghua University in Taiwan.
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Chinese Man Gets 4-Year Prison Sentence for Acting as Illegal Agent for China
The defendant served a pivotal role in Beijing’s efforts to influence ‘U.S. politicians in their favor at all levels of government,’ prosecutors said.
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Hong Kong Democracy Activist Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison
The sentence against Lai immediately drew international criticism.
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Prosecutors Break Up Alleged Marriage Fraud Scheme Involving Chinese Nationals and US Navy Sailors
Six Chinese nationals were among 11 defendants indicted.
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Chinese National Extradited From Guatemala to Face Drug Trafficking Charges in US
The defendant is accused of providing material support to a Mexican drug cartel designated by the United States as a foreign terrorist organization.
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New York Woman Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison Over Laundering $20 Million in Drug Money
The woman used her job as an accountant at an airline ticket consolidator to launder illicit drug proceeds.
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Taiwan Should Deepen Trade With Democracies, Not China, Taiwanese President Says
President Lai Ching-te says his administration will continue to deepen Taiwan–U.S. economic and trade relations and diversify the island’s technology presence.
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4 Chinese Nationals Indicted for Allegedly Running Brothels Disguised as Massage Spas
The alleged illicit massage parlors were located in Erie, Pennsylvania.
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US Judge Grants Asylum to Chinese National Who Filmed China’s Uyghur Prison Camps
Guan Heng’s case has drawn international attention after he faced the risk of deportation to Uganda.
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Former Taiwanese Official Among 2 Indicted Over Alleged Espionage for Beijing
The case is another example of the CCP’s use of its ‘united front’ strategy to infiltrate Taiwan and obtain sensitive information.
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US Supports Taiwan’s Defense Industry Amid China’s Aggression, US Envoy Says
Taiwan can become a ‘powerhouse in trusted global defense supply chains,’ according to Raymond Greene, director of the American Institute in Taiwan.
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Chinese Man Gets 4-Year Prison Sentence for Acting as Illegal Agent for China
The defendant served a pivotal role in Beijing’s efforts to influence ‘U.S. politicians in their favor at all levels of government,’ prosecutors said.
|
Hong Kong Democracy Activist Jimmy Lai Sentenced to 20 Years in Prison
The sentence against Lai immediately drew international criticism.
|
Prosecutors Break Up Alleged Marriage Fraud Scheme Involving Chinese Nationals and US Navy Sailors
Six Chinese nationals were among 11 defendants indicted.
|
Chinese National Extradited From Guatemala to Face Drug Trafficking Charges in US
The defendant is accused of providing material support to a Mexican drug cartel designated by the United States as a foreign terrorist organization.
|
New York Woman Sentenced to 2 Years in Prison Over Laundering $20 Million in Drug Money
The woman used her job as an accountant at an airline ticket consolidator to launder illicit drug proceeds.
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Taiwan Should Deepen Trade With Democracies, Not China, Taiwanese President Says
President Lai Ching-te says his administration will continue to deepen Taiwan–U.S. economic and trade relations and diversify the island’s technology presence.
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4 Chinese Nationals Indicted for Allegedly Running Brothels Disguised as Massage Spas
The alleged illicit massage parlors were located in Erie, Pennsylvania.
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US Judge Grants Asylum to Chinese National Who Filmed China’s Uyghur Prison Camps
Guan Heng’s case has drawn international attention after he faced the risk of deportation to Uganda.
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Former Taiwanese Official Among 2 Indicted Over Alleged Espionage for Beijing
The case is another example of the CCP’s use of its ‘united front’ strategy to infiltrate Taiwan and obtain sensitive information.
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US Supports Taiwan’s Defense Industry Amid China’s Aggression, US Envoy Says
Taiwan can become a ‘powerhouse in trusted global defense supply chains,’ according to Raymond Greene, director of the American Institute in Taiwan.
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