Frank Fang
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Frank Fang is a Taiwan-based journalist. 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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China Deploys ‘Growing Army’ of Pro-Beijing NGOs to UN to Target Critics, Report Says
‘China has sought greater influence within the U.N. human rights system and become more aggressive in silencing dissent,’ an investigative report says.
Chinese National Charged for Alleged Involvement in Gov’t Impersonation Scam
An elderly victim, who was allegedly tricked into believing that there was a federal warrant for her, lost more than $780,000 to the scam, prosecutors say.
US Seeks Extradition of 2 Suspects Arrested in Serbia Over Scheme Targeting Los Angeles Artist
The scheme was allegedly linked to the Chinese regime, which targeted the Los Angeles resident known for being critical of CCP leader Xi Jinping.
Rallies Held in US Cities to Commemorate 1999 Peaceful Appeal in China
About 10,000 people gathered in Beijing on April 25, 1999, less than three months before the Chinese regime launched a brutal persecution against the group.
A Peaceful Appeal in China 26 Years Ago Still Echoes Today
A parade and a vigil were held in New York to commemorate a 1999 event known as the April 25 appeal, when about 10,000 people gathered in Beijing.
3 Chinese Nationals Sentenced Over Gift Card Fraud Scheme
The trio capitalized on the money from the scheme to buy and ship Apple products to China.
Philippines Eases Travel Restrictions on Government Officials Visiting Taiwan
Taiwan welcomed Manila’s decision, saying it will deepen bilateral ties between the two sides.
House Lawmakers Introduce Legislation to Criminalize Drone Filming of US Military Sites
‘We must send a clear message that we will not tolerate unlawful surveillance on American soil,’ Rep. Jen Kiggans said.
State Department Says Chinese Satellite Company Supporting Houthi Attacks on US Interests
Beijing’s support of the company ‘is yet another example of China’s empty claims to support peace,’ State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce said.
CBP Officers Seize 18 Pounds of Animal Sedatives From China at Chicago Airport
‘Drug traffickers are persistent in their attempts to smuggle sedatives such as xylazine into the United States,’ a CBP director said.
