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Once a senior intelligence officer and manager with the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, Michel Juneau-Katsuya doesn’t mince words when it comes to China’s Confucius Institutes. “They’re spies, period,” Juneau-Katsuya said. “There are many countries and many intelligence services that concur with our conclusions that, unfortunately, this was a Trojan horse.” Juneau-Katsuya, who worked at CSIS […] -
The Chinese spy ship that sailed international waters off the coast of Alaska during a recent missile defense test was a class that had never been seen before in Northern Command’s area-of-responsibility, a spokesperson said Friday. It was the first Chinese military vessel in the area since 2015 when a Chinese “surface action group” transited […]
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The University of California–San Diego has invited the Dalai Lama to speak at commencement in June, and a group of Chinese students at the university is rallying to stop his speech. There may be more to the events than meets the eye, however, as a social media posting said to be from the student group states […]
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Homeland Security officials uncover China's aeronautic espionage ring in Florida. And what makes China so inept at building jet engines? -
China’s first homegrown jet airliner recently completed a $2 billion deal, giving the country a foothold in a lucrative global market with one of the highest barriers of entry.
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RAND Corporation released a new report on May 31, stating that China, Russia, and Iran are using “short of war” methods to erode the influence of the United States in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. It says each of these countries is using strategies that include (but aren’t limited to) terrorism, aggressive diplomacy, and […]
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The Chinese regime launched a new spy satellite on March 29 (03:17 UTC), claiming it will be used for civilian purposes. According to NASA SpaceFlight, the Ziyuan-3 is a high-resolution remote sensing satellite. To understand the nature of this satellite launch, we need to look back at earlier launches of China’s Ziyuan satellites. When it […]
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Over the course of just three weeks in April, there were four cases involving Chinese espionage against the United States.
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The Chinese Communist Party does not want Chinese girls dating foreigners. Why? Because they might be spies! That's why this comic strip about the dangers of dating a foreigner was published for China's first-ever National Security Education Day.
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This news analysis was originally dispatched as part of Epoch Times China email newsletters. Subscribe to the newsletters by filling your email in the “China D-brief” box under this article. There have been four cases of Chinese espionage against the United States in just the last three weeks. These haven’t been the run-of-the-mill cyberspies either; these […]
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Increased scrutiny on Chinese firms by U.S. regulators could expose companies to trade sanctions, potentially introducing volatility and downward pressure on Chinese stocks.
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There are unconfirmed reports that Russian President Vladimir Putin is dating alleged Chinese spy Wendi Deng, the former wife of Rupert Murdoch. US Weekly cited an unnamed insider on March 31 saying the two are in a serious relationship. It also claims rumors of their relationship have been floating around for at least a couple […]
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Belgium's nuclear power plants have been in the spotlight for the past week. A security guard for one of the plants was murdered, and earlier this year it was discovered that ISIS was spying on the country's nuclear program director, gathering information for a possible attack.
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The Globe and Mail’s recently filed defence statement in a close to $5 million lawsuit by Ontario Immigration Minister Michael Chan says the paper was acting in the public good by exposing the minister’s questionable dealings with China and the concerns they sparked at CSIS. The Globe’s argument centres on the relevance of its reporting […]
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An apparent copy of America’s top jet has been spotted via satellite parked at Pucheng Neifu Airport, in Shaanxi province in central China. The jet can be seen with liveuamap.com, which uses Google Maps, but the jet doesn’t show up when viewed with Google Maps directly. While the airport has no clear links to the […]
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The Chinese regime is accusing a Canadian, Kevin Garratt, of spying and stealing state secrets, but there's more to the case than what's being reported...
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The Chinese regime may be using cyberattacks against the US as a model for attacks elsewhere.
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Former Chinese Spy: Preventing Whistleblowers Real Reason Behind China’s Secret Extraditions From USThe Chinese regime is sending spies abroad to illegally capture and repatriate former officials wanted for corruption. Contrary to reports, however, this drive isn’t about crime fighting. According to a former Chinese spy, it’s about preventing information leaks. Through what it calls Operation Fox Hunt, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is sending agents abroad who […]
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CSIS former Asia-Pacific bureau chief Michel Juneau-Katsuya says warnings about agents of influence in Canada shouldn't be taken lightly.
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Federal employees may start seeing a friendlier side of the Chinese regime, including speaking invitations at prominent universities, approaches by beautiful Chinese women, business offers, and an ear for them to voice dissatisfaction. Yet, all of this will be a front. Hackers allegedly with the Chinese regime recently breached a federal database that will give […]
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An alumni association is seeking donations for a Chinese professor indicted for economic espionage, though the appeal tends to the anti-American.
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A translator who worked as a contractor for the U.S. Department of State was allegedly selling information on Americans to a man she believed was a Chinese intelligence officer. The woman, Xiaoming “Helen” Gao, was making trips to China since 2007 where she met with a man she called “Teacher Zhao,” and his assistant, “Little […]
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Chinese-Canadians are being detained, bribed, and blackmailed when they return to China. Canadian news outlet The Globe and Mail, interviewed six individuals who said the Chinese regime tried forcing them to spy on Canada. The individuals all told similar stories. They traveled to China, often visiting family, and were detained by Chinese authorities. The cases […]
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The 10-year-old Confucius Institute at Sweden’s Stockholm University is slated to be closed down this June, according to a statement by the university on Dec. 20.
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Researchers found that Coolpad Group Limited, the sixth largest smartphone manufacturer in the world and third largest in China, had installed a backdoor into their phones and had gone to great lengths to keep it hidden from users.
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A Russian journalist suspected of spying in Poland said Wednesday that he is fighting an attempt by Polish authorities to deport him.
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The Chinese regime's military has a listening station on Hong Kong's Tai Mo Mountain that is likely being used to monitor phone calls, Wi-Fi traffic, and the personal emails of people in Hong Kong.
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