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Intelligence Agencies Warn Over Chinese Investment Threats in US Tech Startups
‘These actions threaten U.S. economic and national security and can directly lead to the failure of these companies.’ NCSC Director said.
2 Men Plead Guilty to Acting as Illegal Chinese Agents in Plot Against Falun Gong
Beijing designated Falun Gong as ‘one of the top five threats to its rule,’ the Justice Department said.
Russian and Chinese Military Planes Intercepted in Alaska Air Defense Zone
Two Chinese H-6 and two Russian Tu-95 strategic bombers were detected, tracked, and intercepted while operating in the Alaska air defense identification zone.
US Sanctions China-Based Network for Aiding North Korean Missile Program
The alleged procurement network sought to prop up North Korea’s ballistic missile and space programs.
Florida Telecom Worker Charged With Spying for Beijing on Falun Gong, Other Dissidents
The Chinese intelligence service instructed a China-born U.S. citizen to spy on Chinese dissidents, U.S. firms, and his U.S. employer.
Taiwan Needs to Do More to Become Resilient Against Communist China’s Aggression: Report
‘The long-standing status quo in cross-strait relations is no longer acceptable to Beijing,’ the report reads.
US Ambassador to China Calls for Release of Detained Falun Gong Practitioners
‘The United States will continue to speak out in support of freedom of religion and belief in China,’ said Nicholas Burns.
Chinese National Indicted for Allegedly Importing 2 Tons of Fentanyl Precursor From China
‘We charged this defendant for importing enough fentanyl precursor chemicals from China to kill millions of Americans,’ Attorney General Merrick Garland said.
Pentagon’s New Arctic Strategy Aims to Counter China–Russia Partnership
The strategy aims to bolster American Arctic capabilities through increased cooperation with allies in the face of aggression by China and Russia.
US Calls on Chinese Regime to End Its 25-Year Persecution of Falun Gong
‘We call upon the PRC to cease its repressive campaign and release all who have been imprisoned for their beliefs,’ a State Department spokesperson said.
Congress Could Help Turn Tide Against Forced Organ Harvesting in China, Say Advocates
First exposed nearly 20 years ago, mass human rights abuses against Falun Gong practitioners by the CCP draw action from federal and state lawmakers.
Washington Says Beijing’s Decision to Suspend Nuclear Arms-Control Talks ‘Undermines Strategic Stability’
‘We think this approach undermines strategic stability. It increases the risk of arms race dynamics,’ said a State Department spokesperson.
US General Says China Has Tripled Number of Surveillance Satellites in 6 Years
The Chinese Communist Party is using the threat of space-based systems to shape U.S. strategic decision making, according to two senior military officials.
US ‘Won’t Hesitate to Take Appropriate Actions’ Against CCP Persecution of Falun Gong: State Department
State Department has been watching China’s actions on human rights, a spokesman said.
In Repressing Falun Gong, CCP Aims to Reshape How Americans Think
Covert Chinese influence operations aim to manipulate people’s view of the world to benefit the communist regime.
Missouri Expands Probe Into Chinese Service Center With Alleged Ties to Beijing
‘Our investigation centers on allegations that [communist China] is attempting to establish a footprint in the Show Me State,’ Missouri AG Andrew Bailey said.
