Chinese spies
Chinese intelligence officer gets 20 years for spying
On November 16, an intelligence officer accused of spying for the Chinese regime was sentenced to 20 years in prison. The U.S. federal court convicted him on charges related to the theft of trade secrets and electronic espionage. This is the first case in which a Chinese intelligence officer was extradited ...
Researcher at a public utility in Canada accused of spying for Chinese regime
On October 14, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police(RCMP) announced the arrest of a researcher working for a Montreal-area utility company on suspicion of sending trade secrets to China. Yuesheng Wang, 35, from Candiac, south of Montreal, was a battery materials researcher with Hydro-Quebec's Center of Excellence in Transportation Electrification and Energy ...
Former Japanese intelligence official: The CCP sent 20,000 spies to infiltrate Japan
Masatoshi Fujitani, a former investigator and analyst of the Public Security Intelligence Agency of Japan, said in a television interview that: the CCP is estimated to have sent between 20.000 and 25.000 spies to infiltrate Japan, while the staff of the Public Security Intelligence Agency of Japan amounts to only 1700 people, ...
China is vigorously infiltrating democratic societies, warns Taiwanese expert
The CCP's comprehensive infiltration into Western society is alarming for democratic countries. Taiwan military experts remind that when politicians from various countries come to mainland China for organ transplants of unknown origin, the CCP will use it as a threat against them. Beijing is advancing its espionage system to achieve political interference ...
33 congressmen advise an entity linked to Chinese regime, report reveals
A report reveals that 33 congressmen advise the Humpty Dumpty Institute (HDI) think tank associated with the counterpart Taihe Institute, which employs more than a dozen members of the Chinese communist regime. The Taihe Institute was involved in an August report discrediting the United States as a "failed country" for its ...
US Lawmakers demand explanation from DOJ for dropping charges against Chinese spies
A letter written by a pair of Republicans was sent to the Department of Justice (DOJ) Monday, Sept. 27, asking for answers regarding dropping several Chinese espionage cases in the U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) and Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ) have asked Attorney General Merrick Garland for further explanation of why ...
DOJ drops charges against Chinese military members accused of forging visas to work at several universities
The Department of Justice (DOJ) has surprisingly dropped serious charges against five members of the Chinese military accused of forging visas to enter the United States and obtain jobs at universities, presumably to send information to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Late last week, prosecutors issued a court filing announcing that ...
Poland: Huawei director on trial for spying for the CCP
Two men, one Chinese and a Polish national, went on trial Tuesday, June 1, in a Warsaw court accused of using the business of Chinese technology company Huawei as a cover for accessing sensitive Polish government information, Breitbart reported. Weijing Wang and Piotr Durbajlo were arrested in January 2019. Wang has ...
The art of spying: Chinese investors linked to the CCP buy up land near Japanese and US military bases
The Sankei Shimbun newspaper reported that after a year of investigations, the Japanese government discovered that Chinese investors purchased around 700 pieces of land and buildings strategically close to Japanese and U.S. military bases. Some of the investors are linked to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), presenting a serious threat ...
FBI: A Chinese spy infiltrated several California Democratic campaigns from 2011 to 2015
An investigation revealed that an attractive and charismatic female spy from China's Ministry of State Security (MSS) of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) infiltrated several Democratic campaigns in California. Named Fang Fang, or Christine Fang, she targeted two U.S. mayors and one of the House of Representatives' younger members before disappearing ...
Justice Department Charges 5 Chinese and 2 Malaysian Citizens with Hacking
The U.S. government on Wednesday announced global hacking charges against five Chinese and two Malaysian citizens. The Justice Department charged them with computer intrusion against more than 100 U.S. and foreign companies. The two Malaysians have already been arrested, while the five Chinese are still at large in China. The Department of ...
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