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Frank Fang

Frank Fang is a New York-based journalist. He covers news in China and Taiwan. He holds a Master's degree in materials science from Tsinghua University in Taiwan.

China’s Job Market Faces Challenging Road Ahead With Unemployment Rising

China’s job market has been devastated by the Sino-U.S. trade war, and the outlook for 2019 isn't looking ...

China-US News January 20, 2019
Chinese Regime Enables Huawei’s Overseas Expansion Through One Belt, One Road Initiative

Embattled Chinese telecoms giant Huawei has been able to expand its business internationally despite concerns about the security ...

Chinese Regime January 20, 2019
Huawei’s Expansion in Africa Comes Under Scrutiny

Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei’s market dominance in the African continent can be exemplified by remarks made by Pang ...

Chinese Regime January 20, 2019
German Government Minister Raises Concerns About Chinese Loans to Zambia

A German official is the latest government authority to voice concerns about developing countries taking up Chinese loans. ...

Chinese Regime January 17, 2019
Peephole Cameras in Hotels Become Problem in China’s Surveillance State

In a little over a month, Chinese media have reported multiple incidences of people discovering peephole cameras hidden ...

China Society January 15, 2019
User Data from Popular Video-Sharing App TikTok Can Be Transferred to China, Security Expert Warns

Users of the popular Chinese video-sharing app TikTok are at risk of having their data being handed over ...

China-US News January 14, 2019
China Deploys Corruption Tactics to Win One Belt, One Road Projects in Malaysia: WSJ

China’s ambitious geopolitical project ‘One Belt, One Road” (OBOR) is under scrutiny, after an investigation into a scandal-ridden ...

Chinese Regime January 11, 2019
Beijing Seeks To Divert Attention Away from Internal Crisis with Saber-Rattling Remarks Against Taiwan

News Analysis China’s current economy is far removed from the powerhouse status that saw double-digit growth before to ...

Chinese Regime January 10, 2019
In China, Workers Demand Owed Wages From State-Supported Petrochemical Project

Workers at a state-supported petrochemical project in northeastern China have been deprived of their wages for months. China ...

China Business & Economy January 10, 2019
India Moves to Counter Chinese Regime’s Space Threat as Scrutiny Increases

India is set to install ground stations for satellite communications in five neighboring countries, a diplomatic move designed ...

India January 7, 2019
Taiwan Detects 10 Cases of African Swine Fever in Chinese-Originated Pork Products, Showing Epidemic’s Quick Spread

Taiwanese authorities have detected 10 imported Chinese pork products that tested positive for African swine fever. Taiwan’s Bureau ...

Chinese Regime January 7, 2019
Taiwan Traces Cyberattack on Taipei Department of Health to Chinese IP Address

TAIPEI, Taiwan—After months of investigation, Taipei authorities traced a cyberattack that resulted in the theft of 2.98 million ...

Chinese Regime January 3, 2019
Russian Officials Voice Concerns About Chinese-Funded Rail Line

Russia is strongly questioning a railway project that it previously agreed to build with China. The proposed Moscow–Kazan ...

Chinese Regime January 1, 2019
China Releases New Rules for Police, Giving Officers Broad Immunity While on Job

In China, police officers will soon be officially exempted from getting punished for any harm they cause while ...

Chinese Regime January 1, 2019
China’s State-Owned Oil Importer Unipec Suspends 2 Top Officials

China’s largest crude-oil importer Unipec has suspended two of its top officials after recent severe losses at the ...

China Business & Economy December 30, 2018
Late Chinese Physicist Had Ambitious Dreams for His Venture Capital Firm

The unexpected death of Zhang Shoucheng, a Chinese physicist at Stanford University who was touted as a possible ...

Chinese Regime December 28, 2018
Kenyan IT Official Calls for Probe Into Huawei and ZTE

Kenya has joined a growing list of countries that have voiced concerns about the security of equipment made ...

Africa December 27, 2018
Tech Companies Step Into 5G Market Void Left by Troubled Chinese Telecom Firms

As embattled Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei faces scrutiny over the security of its products, some companies have stepped ...

China Business & Economy December 26, 2018
Chinese Schools Track Students by Requiring Chip-Enhanced Uniforms

In China’s latest quest to build an all-seeing surveillance state, schools have become part of the state's monitoring ...

Chinese Regime December 25, 2018
African Swine Fever Outbreaks Spread Further South in China

African swine fever has spread to several southern Chinese provinces, with severe and swift outbreaks that have led ...

Chinese Regime December 25, 2018
China Gains Geopolitical Clout in Ecuador Through Export of Mass-Surveillance Systems

While on a visit to Beijing in mid-December, Ecuadorian President Lenin Moreno secured a $900 million loan from ...

Chinese Regime December 23, 2018
US Report Identifies Emerging Military Threats From China

The United States currently has no answer to advanced missiles being developed by Russia and China, according to ...

China-US News December 20, 2018
Six US Senators Raise Concern About Beijing Meddling in Taiwan Elections

TAIPEI, Taiwan—Six U.S. senators have written a letter to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and other national-security officials ...

China-US News December 19, 2018
Israel Opens Security Review of China Investment Deal in Strategic Haifa Port

Israel has opened an interagency review into a Chinese business deal to develop part of the strategic port ...

Middle East December 18, 2018
Germany Set to Tighten Foreign-Investment Curbs, With Eye on China Deals

Berlin is set to make foreign investments in Germany’s strategically important sectors more difficult, after mounting concerns about ...

Chinese Regime December 17, 2018
Taiwan Approves Bill on Political Advertising to Counter Beijing Election Meddling

TAIPEI, Taiwan—Taiwanese lawmakers recently approved two draft amendment bills to counter election meddling by foreign actors. In draft ...

Chinese Regime December 16, 2018
China’s Dominance in Rare Earths Threatens European Electric-Car Industry

Rare-earth metals are critical to the modern economy as they are a key material for making batteries that ...

Europe December 16, 2018

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